Friday, February 15th score:
LCHS 4 St. X 2
The Knights ran
their unbeaten streak to 9 games in league play with the win on the road.
Lexington Catholic now controls their own destiny in the battle for first place
in the KHSHL. The Knights improved their record to 11-2-1 in league play
and have 2 remaining games on their schedule. The Knights will host
Trinity on February 20th and play at Henry Clay on the 28th.
Two wins would give the Knights sole
possession of first place heading into the playoffs.
Thursday, February 7th
score:
LCHS 10 Fern Creek 0
Lexington Catholic
remained on their unbeaten streak as they defeated Fern Creek on Senior
Night. The Knights have not lost in their last 8 league games and have
never lost on their Senior Night. The win kept LC battling for the top
spot in the league.
Thursday, January 24th
score:
LCHS 3 Henry Clay 2
Lexington Catholic
continued their unbeaten streak as they downed Henry Clay 3-2. LCHS
jumped out to a 2-0 lead and saw the Blue Devils storm back to tie the game in
the 3rd period. Casey Messner scored the game winning goal
with only 1:39 left in regulation. The Knights won the faceoff and
Messner took his shot from the blueline and found the back of the net for the
victory.
Friday January 18th score:
LCHS
4 Trinity 4
In one of the most exciting games of the season the
Knights and Shamrocks renewed a rivalry from last years State Championship
Final. Lexington Catholic tied the game with only 39 seconds left after
they had pulled goalie Alex Mesmer in favor of the extra attacker. The
Knights' Justin Bonanno brought the puck into the Shamrocks zone, backhanded a
pass to Michael Champa, who promptly deposited the puck in the net for the
tying goal. The Knights will face Henry Clay in their next game, Thursday
evening at the Ice Center.
Saturday January 12th score:
LCHS 11 Owensboro 2
Lexington
Catholic showed no signs of fatigue after a long bus ride as they netted their
first goal just 13 seconds into the contest. The Knights jumped out to a
6-1 lead and cruised to win 11-1. The win improved Lexington Catholic to
8-2 in conference play and set up a showdown with the Trinity Shamrocks set up
for Friday, January 18th in Louisville. It will be the first meeting of
the year between the two teams that faced each other in the State Championship
Final last season.
Thursday
January 10th score:
LCHS
6 Lafayette 5
Lexington Catholic jumped out to a 5-1 lead over their
city rivals and then had to hold off a furious Generals comeback to preserve a
6-5 victory. The win improved the Knights to 7-2 in conference play.
Saturday January 5th score:
Cincinnati ST. X 3
LCHS 0
The Knights
concluded their road trip in beautiful Goggin Arena on the campus of Miami
University. LCHS dropped a 3-0 game to St. Xavier, ranked in the top 20 of
Ohio High School Hockey. The Knights are off until Thursday night when
they return to conference play hosting the Lafayette Generals.
Friday January 4th score:
Beavercreek 4 LCHS 1
The Knights
embarked on one of their toughest road trips of the year with a Friday game
scheduled for 9:40pm in Kettering, Ohio against Beavercreek High School.
After being stuck on the freeway for over an hour due to a traffic jam caused
by an accident, the game finally faced-off just after 10pm. Despite outshooting
the host team, Lexington Catholic dropped a spirited game 4-1. LCHS will
play Cincinnati's St. Xavier Saturday night in Oxford, Ohio.
Thursday January 3rd score:
LCHS 10 Eastern HS 0
The Knights used a
stingy defense and showed offensive firepower as they improved to 6-2 in league
play. The Knights cruised to a 10-0 win allowing just 1 shot on
goal. Goalies made a big splash for the Knights. Junior Clark
Creasey, normally in goal for the team, played as a forward and picked up his
first career goal. Alex Mesmer improved to 2-0 between the pipes since
returning from the football team and Samantha Woods played her second
consecutive scoreless period.