When i read the thread title I assumed it was going to be about mt carmels win.
If the thread was titled " the Most impressive comeback" Mt Carmel is definitely a top contender, but it was almost equally impressive how they almost managed to dig themselves a whole of "no return" with one of the most talented teams (on paper) ever to grace an IL high school football field (supposedly).
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They pulled-off the most unexpected win in championship game history...and then they did it again.
It's still a long way to Week 14.
I don’t think so. Those Wes Lunt teams were dominant.
Watching the highlights their defense is what stood out. Very physical too.
No you can’t.
I would say it was a combination of Batavia playing probably as bad as it will and Rochester playing really well.
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I was thinking Granite City in 1986, when East Side had a 40+game streak and was defending national champs. The Hogan Twins took them down! Then Althoff beat GC two weeks later ... mayhem, I tell ya!
I remember meeting a guy from Granite City back in the mid 80’s. I wasn’t the worldly man I am now. I honestly had never heard of the place. When he told me Granite City was in Illinois, I nearly passed out with shock. His twang was something I figured from the Deep South. Oh and he was a white guy.
STL has always been a hotbed for footie, and even more granularly, Granite City and Collinsville were hot pockets in the market.He told me that GC was a soccer power. I had barely heard of soccer being played in Illinois. Eireog is a much more in touch fella nowadays
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Eireog tells lies but not about this. A few years later ‘88 a guy named Roy Houghton from Ireland scored a goal against England in the European championships tournament to beat those other guys. Eireog was now a casual soccer fan. I remain a very casual soccer fan. I watch the World Cup every 4 years.STL has always been a hotbed for footie, and even more granularly, Granite City and Collinsville were hot pockets in the market.
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Granite City (10 State Titles)
Granite City holds the Illinois state record for the most boys soccer state championships. Most of these were won during the era when the district was split into two schools (Granite City South and Granite City North).
Collinsville (4 State Titles)
- 1972–73: Granite City (The inaugural IHSA State Champion)
- 1976–77: Granite City South
- 1977–78: Granite City South
- 1978–79: Granite City South
- 1979–80: Granite City South
- 1980–81: Granite City South
- 1982–83: Granite City South
- 1987–88: Granite City (Schools consolidated back into one)
- 1989–90: Granite City
- 1990–91: Granite City
The Kahoks established themselves as a powerhouse, frequently battling their rivals in Granite City during deep postseason runs.
- 1981–82: Collinsville (Won after knocking out Granite City South in the sectionals)
- 1986–87: Collinsville
- 1991–92: Collinsville
- 1992–93: Collinsville
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