Kentucky · High School
Oldham County High School
16 athletes. 5 years. 8 colleges.
Every athlete Oldham County High School has sent to college football, women's track, men's track, men's basketball and women's basketball over the last 5 years. Checked against college rosters for the 2021 to 2025 seasons. Located in La Grange, KY.
Strong
Football
D3
6
5yr
Strong
W. Track
D1
4
5yr
Rising
M. Track
D1
1
5yr
Rising
M. Track
NAIA
1
5yr
Emerging
M. Basketball
D1
1
5yr
Emerging
W. Basketball
D3
1
5yr
Emerging
W. Track
D3
1
5yr
Emerging
W. Track
NAIA
1
5yr
How feeder tiers work
Tiers are percentile rankings across every U.S. high school for a given sport and college division, measured over the last 5 years.
Elite
Top 2% of U.S. high schools in this sport and division.
Strong
Top 10% (excluding elite schools).
Rising
Top 25% (excluding elite and strong schools).
Emerging
At least one verified placement in the 5-year window.
Football is ranked separately for FBS (top-level D1) and FCS (D1-AA). Every other sport uses a single D1 tier.
Pipeline scoreboard
16
Total placements
verified college athletes
8
Unique colleges
programs recruited from
5
Sports represented
Led by football
5yr
Rolling window
2021 to 2025
Destinations
Which colleges have recruited the most players from Oldham County High School?
These are the programs actually pulling athletes from this roster. Ranked by verified placements over the last 5 years. Click any college to see your fit score against that program.
Football
→D3Strong feeder6
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as a strong feeder for football D3. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Women's Track
→D1Strong feeder4
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as a strong feeder for women's track D1. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Men's Basketball
→D1Emerging feeder1
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as an emerging feeder for men's basketball D1. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Men's Track
→D1Rising feeder1
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as a rising feeder for men's track D1. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Men's Track
→NAIARising feeder1
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as a rising feeder for men's track NAIA. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Women's Basketball
→D3Emerging feeder1
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as an emerging feeder for women's basketball D3. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Women's Track
→D3Emerging feeder1
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as an emerging feeder for women's track D3. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Women's Track
→NAIAEmerging feeder1
total placements
Oldham County High School is ranked as an emerging feeder for women's track NAIA. The colleges below have actually received athletes from Oldham County High School over the last 5 years.
Notable Alumni
Which Oldham County High School alumni played on college rosters?
Real athletes, scraped from college rosters for the 2021 to 2025 seasons and listed most recent first. Not self-reported, not fabricated.
Luke Weishaar
Men's Track · 2025
Samford
Dalin Hall
Football · 2025
Rose-Hulman
Reagan Cheatham
Women's Track · 2025
Lindsey Wilson
Jacob Davis
Football · 2025
Centre
Ellery Kloek
Women's Basketball · G · 2025
Wooster (OH)
11 more Oldham County High School alumni played on college rosters in the 2021 to 2025 seasons.
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Recruiting guides for Oldham County High School athletes
- How to get recruited for college football
- Women's track and field recruiting: how to get recruited
- Men's track and field recruiting: how to get recruited
- Men's college basketball recruiting: how to get recruited
- Women's college basketball recruiting: how to get recruited
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Frequently Asked
Questions we get about Oldham County High School
What is Oldham County High School's college recruiting track record?
Oldham County High School in La Grange, KY has sent 16 athletes to college rosters in football, women's track, men's track, men's basketball and women's basketball in the last 5 years. Pipeline data is verified against 1,900+ NCAA and NAIA athletic rosters.
Does Oldham County High School produce D1 basketball players?
Oldham County High School has sent 1 men's basketball players to D1 programs in the last 5 years, ranking as a emerging D1 basketball feeder.
Where does this Oldham County High School recruiting data come from?
RawRecruit aggregates data from first-party scraping of 1,900+ college athletic rosters across football, basketball, and track. Each athlete's high school is matched against the NCES federal high school database using a state-disambiguated fuzzy matching algorithm. Tier badges are computed from percentile rankings over a rolling 5-year window.
How can athletes from Oldham County High School get recruited by college programs?
Athletes from Oldham County High School can use RawRecruit's Fit Score algorithm to find personalized matches across 1,900+ schools. RawRecruit analyzes athletic fit, academic fit, positional need, geographic proximity, and cultural fit -- plus the HS pipeline data shown here -- to recommend realistic targets and identify recruiting opportunities.
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