Holy Cross Indians Win First-Ever District Title
The Holy Cross Indians have achieved a milestone, winning their first-ever district championship in football with a perfect 9-0 record.
As reported by Dan Weber, NKyTribune sports reporter, the team's victory marks a significant moment in the school's history.
They are 9-0 now, and with the school's first-ever district championship in football.
Notably, the Holy Cross Indians had previously won a state football championship, but not as district champions. This win, with a 43-6 score over the Ludlow Panthers, solidifies their position as a strong team in the district.
- Record: 9-0
- District championship: First-ever
- Score: 43-6 against Ludlow Panthers
Author's summary: Holy Cross Indians achieve perfect season with first district title.
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