Holy Cross Indians Win First-Ever District Title
Holy Cross stays perfect with a 9-0 record, winning their first-ever district championship in football.
The school, a small parochial institution from Latonia, has previously won a state football championship, but not a district title.
The Indians secured their title with a 43-6 win over the Ludlow Panthers at Rigney Stadium, with a 36-0 lead at halftime that led to a running clock in the second half.
The still-unbeaten Indians rattled off their ninth straight win to go 3-0 in the district.
This win marks a significant milestone for the team, with their perfect record intact.
Author's summary: The Holy Cross Indians are now 9-0.
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