Showing posts with label Kentucky high school football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kentucky high school football. Show all posts

Friday, October 16, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Scores - Week 9

Allen Central 52, South Floyd 6
Allen Co.-Scottsville 40, Logan Co. 20
Anderson Co. 29, South Oldham 19
Ashland Blazer 36, Montgomery Co. 6
Ballard Memorial 20, Fulton Co. 16
Bath Co. 28, East Carter 21
Beechwood 54, Bishop Brossart 7
Belfry 34, Sheldon Clark 13
Bell Co. 69, Madison Southern 7
Bellevue 48, Ludlow 0
Bowling Green 51, Lou. Doss 6
Boyd Co. 28, Greenup Co. 7
Boyle Co. 47, West Jessamine 0
Breathitt Co. 63, Powell Co. 26
Bullitt Central 61, Lou. Iroquois 0
Bullitt East 21, North Bullitt 13
Campbell Co. 28, Cooper 20
Cin. Hills Christian Academy, Ohio 8, North Hardin 7
Corbin 44, Leslie Co. 7
Cov. Holy Cross 36, Lloyd Memorial 19
Crittenden Co. 57, Fulton City 0
Danville 55, Fort Knox 25
Edmonson Co. 27, Hart Co. 0
Eminence 24, Trimble Co. 20
Estill Co. 21, Magoffin Co. 14
Fairview 40, Nicholas Co. 14
Fleming Co. 34, Newport 16
Fort Campbell 62, Hancock Co. 7
Frankfort 30, Gallatin Co. 7
Franklin-Simpson 62, Warren East 14
George Rogers Clark 12, Lex. Tates Creek 6
Grayson Co. 21, Warren Central 13
Green Co. 39, Metcalfe Co. 14
Harlan 26, Pineville 18
Harlan Co. 15, Perry Co. Central 14
Harrison Co. 24, Bourbon Co. 21
Hazard def. Jenkins, forfeit
Henderson Co. 56, Marshall Co. 13
Henry Co. 14, Western Hills 7
Holmes 20, Scott 9
John Hardin 49, Lou. Waggener 7
Johnson Central 64, Woodford Co. 14
Lawrence Co. 29, Rowan Co. 14
Letcher County Central 52, Clay Co. 20
Lex. Christian 40, Raceland 0
Lex. Henry Clay 21, Madison Central 7
Lexington Catholic 62, East Jessamine 0
Lone Oak 24, Hopkins Co. Central 0
Lou. Central 50, Lou. Moore 14
Lou. DeSales 26, Lou. Christian Academy 7
Lou. Fairdale 56, Lou. Atherton 6
Lou. Holy Cross 21, Lou. Ky. Country Day 0
Lou. Male 42, Lou. Southern 0
Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 28, Lou. Butler 13
Lou. Shawnee 36, Elizabethtown 28
Lou. St. Xavier 28, Lou. DuPont Manual 21
Lou. Western 49, Breckinridge Co. 6
Madisonville-North Hopkins 46, Ohio Co. 0
Marion Co. 33, LaRue Co. 7
Mason Co. 26, West Carter 12
McLean Co. 28, Paducah Tilghman 6
Meade Co. 21, Nelson Co. 3
Mercer Co. 35, Lincoln Co. 9
Monroe Co. 28, Glasgow 14
Murray 20, Caldwell Co. 6
North Oldham 28, Spencer Co. 0
Oldham Co. 7, Grant Co. 0, OT
Owen Co. 27, Carroll Co. 6
Owensboro 16, Hopkinsville 6
Owensboro Catholic 49, Todd Co. Central 0
Pendleton Co. 14, Franklin Co. 8
Pike Co. Central 62, East Ridge 0
Pikeville 55, Betsy Layne 8
Pulaski Co. 16, Southwestern 6
Rockcastle Co. 42, McCreary Central 14
Russell Co. 49, Barren Co. 14
Russellville 41, Adair Co. 16
Scott Co. 42, Lex. Paul Dunbar 7
Shelby Co. 39, Lou. Fern Creek 13
Shelby Valley 49, Morgan Co. 8
Simon Kenton 63, Boone Co. 21
Somerset 9, Wayne Co. 0
South Fulton, Tenn. 47, Reidland 21
Taylor Co. 26, Garrard Co. 12
Trigg Co. 35, Heath 14
Union Co. 41, Webster Co. 6
Whitley Co. 40, North Laurel 14

Friday, October 09, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Scores - Week 8

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, October 9, 2009


Allen Central 56, Phelps 0
Allen Co.-Scottsville 19, Franklin-Simpson 14
Anderson Co. 42, Bullitt Central 7
Beechwood 49, Ludlow 2
Belfry 24, Pike Co. Central 14
Bell Co. 49, Soddy Daisy, Tenn. 6
Bellevue 56, Dayton 7
Bethlehem 33, Lou. Ky. Country Day 20
Boone Co. 26, Cooper 3
Bourbon Co. 24, Franklin Co. 22
Breathitt Co. 35, Estill Co. 6
Campbellsville 14, Williamsburg 12
Clintwood, Va. 24, Shelby Valley 11
Conner 47, Campbell Co. 12
Crittenden Co. def. Fulton Co., forfeit
Dixie Heights 21, Holmes 12
Fleming Co. 28, West Carter 25
Fort Campbell 78, Todd Co. Central 0
Frankfort 14, Eminence 0
George Rogers Clark 12, Lex. Henry Clay 6
Grayson Co. 7, Butler Co. 6
Hazard 34, Harlan 0
Henderson Co. 13, Graves Co. 0
Henry Co. 28, North Oldham 6
John Hardin 55, Lou. Iroquois 0
Johnson Central 29, Ashland Blazer 28
Knox Central 21, Rockcastle Co. 20, OT
Lawrence Co. 52, Greenup Co. 12
Letcher County Central 34, Whitley Co. 27
Lex. Lafayette 31, Lex. Paul Dunbar 7
Lex. Tates Creek 35, Madison Central 21
Lone Oak 25, Calloway Co. 0
Lou. Christian Academy 44, Carroll Co. 6
Lou. DeSales 53, Owen Co. 0
Lou. DuPont Manual 35, Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 0
Lou. Fern Creek 48, Lou. Southern 0
Lou. Holy Cross 56, Caverna 0
Lou. Male 35, Shelby Co. 21
Lou. Shawnee 28, Lou. Moore 14
Lou. Trinity 40, Lou. Seneca 14
Lou. Valley 28, Lou. Fairdale 12
Lou. Western 50, Lou. Atherton 0
Lynn Camp 13, Clinton Co. 8
Mason Co. 34, Russell 21
Mayfield 53, Ballard Memorial 14
McCreary Central 46, Madison Southern 21
McLean Co. 59, Muhlenberg County 6
Meade Co. 27, Lincoln Co. 0
Middlesboro 28, Leslie Co. 14
Nelson Co. 22, Central Hardin 17
Newport Central Catholic 38, Cov. Holy Cross 21
Nicholas Co. 23, Lewis Co. 16
Owensboro 16, Apollo 7
Perry Co. Central 14, Clay Co. 0
Pikeville 56, South Floyd 6
Prestonsburg 53, Morgan Co. 12
Pulaski Co. 45, South Laurel 20
Raceland 14, Fairview 6
Scott Co. 37, Lex. Bryan Station 25
Sheldon Clark 63, East Ridge 28
Somerset 34, Garrard Co. 20
South Oldham 28, Grant Co. 7
Southwestern 19, Mercer Co. 7
Taylor Co. 22, Casey Co. 21, OT
Trimble Co. 40, Bracken Co. 0
Union Co. 21, Paducah Tilghman 13
Washington Co. 48, Fort Knox 7
West Jessamine 13, East Jessamine 12

Sunday, October 04, 2009

26,614 Fans Watch St. Xavier Beat Trinity in Kentucky Showdown

by Jeff Fisher
Kentucky High School Football Huddle

If defending Kentucky 6-A champ Trinity has any solace from Saturday night's 32-7 whipping by arch-rival St. Xavier, it's in the fact that the Shamrocks had the same thing happen last year in the regular season before hoisting the most important trophy at the end of the year. Last year St. X demolished Trinity 30-6 in the regular season.

In fact, even though St. X has won five of the last six regular season games, it's been Trinity that has turned it around and won the four playoffs match-ups between the two since 2003.

According to the Courier-Journal, this wasn't really a perfect game for either of Kentucky top 6-A schools. St. X is now 5-1 this year, which Trinity suffers it's first loss to a Kentucky school and is 2-4.

Friday, October 02, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Scores - Week 7

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, October 2, 2009


Apollo 17, Daviess Co. 0
Bardstown def. Harrison Co., forfeit
Bell Co. 34, Knox Central 6
Bellevue 45, Bishop Brossart 7
Bethlehem 27, Washington Co. 7
Bowling Green 42, Grayson Co. 14
Boyle Co. 48, Lex. Lafayette 6
Breathitt Co. 7, Hazard 3
Bullitt Central 41, Lou. Doss 24
Calloway Co. 24, Fulton Co. 8
Campbellsville 26, Berea 14
Central Hardin 51, LaRue Co. 41
Christian Co. 13, Owensboro 10
Crittenden Co. 27, Ballard Memorial 6
East Jessamine 22, Owen Co. 0
Eminence 12, Gallatin Co. 6
Estill Co. 35, Pineville 14
Frankfort 68, Bracken Co. 0
Franklin-Simpson 35, Monroe Co. 28
Garrard Co. 56, Jackson Co. 24
George Rogers Clark 35, Corbin 30
Glasgow 22, Elizabethtown 8
Graves Co. 40, Marshall Co. 0
Greenwood 22, Nelson Co. 9
Harlan 48, Knott Co. Central 20
Harlan Co. 12, Letcher County Central 7
Highlands 52, Dixie Heights 9
Holmes 28, Franklin Co. 12
John Hardin 47, Lex. Paul Dunbar 20
Lawrence Co. 48, Winfield, W.Va. 0
Lex. Christian 62, Nicholas Co. 0
Lex. Henry Clay 27, Lex. Bryan Station 6
Logan Co. 25, Russell Co. 12
Lone Oak 52, Green Co. 20
Lou. Fern Creek 26, Lou. DeSales 0
Lou. Ky. Country Day def. Caverna, forfeit
Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 33, Madison Central 0
Lou. Valley 53, Breckinridge Co. 13
Ludlow 19, Dayton 12
Marion Co. 35, Mercer Co. 15
Mason Co. 42, Lewis Co. 14
Mayfield 49, Fulton City 0
Meade Co. 23, North Hardin 21
Metcalfe Co. 58, Todd Co. Central 0
Murray 49, Reidland 0
Newport Central Catholic 35, Newport 16
Oldham Co. 42, South Oldham 7
Paducah Tilghman 60, Webster Co. 6
Pendleton Co. 40, Bath Co. 21
Perry Co. Central 20, North Laurel 14
Prestonsburg 54, Matewan, W.Va. 14
Pulaski Co. def. Lincoln Co., forfeit
Raceland 21, Paris 0
Rowan Co. 29, Greenup Co. 28
Russell 45, Fleming Co. 25
Russellville 18, Edmonson Co. 14
Ryle 62, Campbell Co. 19
Scott 34, Lloyd Memorial 26
Scott Co. 32, Lex. Tates Creek 14
Shelby Co. 41, Lou. Eastern 34
Sheldon Clark 52, Tug Valley, W.Va. 15
Simon Kenton 62, Cooper 0
Somerset 62, Taylor Co. 15
Southwestern 14, South Laurel 8
Tolsia, W.Va. 37, Pike Co. Central 13
Trigg Co. 30, Caldwell Co. 29
Trimble Co. 31, Carroll Co. 19
Union Co. 41, Heath 21
West Carter 42, Morgan Co. 20
Whitley Co. 30, Clay Co. 26
Williamsburg 54, Clinton Co. 26

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Thursday, October 1, 2009


Allen Central 58 East Ridge 30
Butler 16 Seneca 10 (OT)
Hart County 2 North Hardin Christian (forfeit)
Moore Traditional 42 Southern 39
Rockcastle 40 Madison Southern 12
Valley 53 Breckenridge County 13
Waggener Traditional 26 Iroquois 6
Western 48 Fairdale 28

Friday, September 25, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Scoreboard - Week 6

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, September 25, 2009


Allen County-Scottsville 39, Westmoreland (Tenn.) 0
Anderson County 41, Grant County 0
Ashland Blazer 52, Waverly (Ohio) 21
Ballard 7, Male 3
Barren County 35, Pulaski County 34
Beechwood 49, Dayton 7
Bell County 42, Rockcastle County 6
Bellevue 47, Walton-Verona 0
Boone County 49, Campbell County 12
Bourbon County 28, Owen County 7
Boyle County 49, Danville 9
Bryan Station 22, Pleasure Ridge Park 12
Bullitt Central 33, Waggener 19
Butler 23, Western 13
Coal Grove (Ohio) 36, Greenup County 22
Columbus Bishop Ready (Ohio) 38, Covington Holy Cross 13
Crittenden County 26, Caldwell County 14
Dixie Heights 44, Scott 13
Eminence 48, Bracken County 0
Estill County 24, Newport 20
Fairdale 58, Breckinridge County 13
Fairview 45, Paris 22
Fleming County 33, Lewis County 8
Fort Campbell 49, Warren Central 7
Frankfort 35, Middlesboro 14
Franklin County 12, Woodford County 7
Franklin (Tenn.) 34, Fern Creek 16
Franklin-Simpson 45, Russell County 20
Gallatin County 13, Trimble County 6
Garrard County 21, Wayne County 14
Grayson County 52, Clinton County 8
Green County 34, Glasgow 14
Harlan 35, Lee County (Va.) 28
Heath 34, Reidland 7
Henderson County 9, Daviess County 0
Highlands 12, Cincinnati St. Xavier (Ohio) 7
Holmes 49, Pendleton County 6
Holy Cross (Louisville) 21, Bethlehem 20
Hopkinsville 25, Russellville 13
Jeffersontown 34, South Oldham 0
Jo Byrns (Tenn.) 48, Todd County Central 6
John Hardin 52, Doss 8
Johnson Central 36, Breathitt County 14
Knox Central 34, McCreary Central 6
LaRue County 35, Elizabethtown 7
Lafayette 12, Henry Clay 9 >>>VIDEO REPLAY<<<
Letcher County Central 35, Perry County Central 32
Lloyd Memorial 20, Montgomery County 14
Logan County 35, Warren East 20
Lone Oak 17, Graves County 7
Madison Southern 47, Powell County 8
Marion County 52, Washington County 7
Mason County 30, Harrison County 16
Mayfield 51, Fulton County 0
McLean County 56, Webster County 12
Monroe County 21, Metcalfe County 6
Moore 24, Kentucky Country Day 12
Murray 17, Trigg County 0
North Laurel 33, Clay County 8
North Oldham 46, Fort Knox 7
Owensboro 63, Ohio County 0
Owensboro Catholic 34, Henry County 26
Pikeville 34, Allen Central 24
Pineville 38, Paintsville 21
Prestonsburg 24, Sheldon Clark 19
Raceland 32, Nicholas County 14
Rowan County 28, Boyd County 13
Russell 14, West Carter 12
Ryle 56, Cooper 13
Scott County 40, George Rogers Clark 0
Shelby County 20, Nelson County 16
Simon Kenton 56, Conner 14
South Laurel 26, Mercer County 21
Southwestern 36, Lincoln County 7
St. Xavier 36, Central 14
Tates Creek 29, North Bullitt 7
Trinity 9, Bowling Green 0
Valley 72, Atherton 0
Western Hills 8, East Jessamine 0
Whitley County 36, Harlan County 8
Williamsburg 46, Berea 36

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Jason Stinson Speaks Goes on National Television for First Time Since Trial

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

For the first time since being acquitted of all charges in the death of 15-year old Max Gilpin, former Pleasure Ridge Park head football coach Jason Stinson talked with the media today. ESPN's Bob Ley inteviewed Stinson and his lawyer on Outside the Lines.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Scoreboard - Week 5

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, September 17, 2009

Allen Central 34, Paintsville 14
Allen County-Scottsville 15, Greenwood 12
Anderson County 42, Henry County 7
Ashland Blazer 26, Ironton (Ohio) 12
Ballard 44, Meade County 7
Belfry 53, Whitley County 23
Berea 60, Bath County 31
Boonville (Ind.) 34, Hopkins County Central 8
Bowling Green 26, Owensboro 21
Boyle County 56, Mercer County 0
Bullitt Central 64, Atherton 6
Butler 49, Doss 31
Campbell County 21, Newport Central Catholic 17
Carroll County 32, Walton-Verona 13
Casey County 34, Powell County 27
Christian Academy-Louisville 10, Louisville Holy Cross 7
Christian County 19, Hopkinsville 0
Cincinnati St. Xavier (Ohio) 43, Trinity 13
Clinton County 28, Caverna 0
Conner 30, Covington Holy Cross 14
Corbin 21, South Laurel 0
Crittenden County 49, Webster County 8
Daviess County 42, McLean County 0
DuPont Manual 45, Central 28
East Jessamine 29, Madison Southern 26
East Ridge 37, Hurley (Va.) 32
Edmonson County 21, Butler County 6
Fairview 26, Lewis County 0
Fern Creek 54, Eastern 28
Fort Campbell 53, Paducah Tilghman 7
Frankfort 28, Franklin County 13
Fulton City 42, Todd County Central 14
Gallatin County 42, Fayetteville (Ohio) 6
George Rogers Clark 13, Lafayette 10
Grayson County 38, Barren County 6
Harlan County 35, Powell Valley (Va.) 0
Hazard 63, Williamsburg 8
Henry Clay 42, Simon Kenton 31
Highlands 36, Boone County 14
Holmes 47, Bourbon County 21
John Hardin 35, Nelson County 7
Johnson Central 46, Middlesboro 22
Lawrence County 49, Shelby Valley 14
Lexington Catholic 42, Madison Central 14
Lexington Christian 63, Breathitt County 21
Lloyd Memorial 36, Cooper 35
Ludlow 31, Shawnee 30
Lynn Camp 21, Harlan 15
Magoffin County 46, Betsy Layne 6
Marion County 67, Taylor County 0
Mason County 28, Rowan County 26
Mayfield 28, Graves County 13
McCreary Central 15, Leslie County 12
Metcalfe County 18, Adair County 6
Monroe County 49, Logan County 23
Murray 59, Ballard Memorial 40 >>>iHIGH AUDIO REPLAY<<<
Newport 56, Dayton 6
North Bullitt 23, Waggener 9
North Oldham 31, South Oldham 7
Owen County 30, Trimble County 14
Pendleton County 42, Bracken County 0
Perry County Central 50, Logan (W.Va.) 18
Pike County Central 46, Knott County Central 19
Prestonsburg 56, Pikeville 7
Pulaski County 47, Rockcastle County 41
Raceland 46, East Carter 10
Reidland 28, Fulton County 16
Russell 22, Boyd County 0
Russell County 50, Wayne County 34
Ryle 42, Dixie Heights 28
Scott 36, Harrison County 30
Scott County 33, Oldham County 20
Seneca 34, DeSales 26
Shelby County 63, Bullitt East 15
Sheldon Clark 47, Fairland (Ohio) 21
Somerset 27, Estill County 14
Southwestern 43, Danville 27
Spencer County 30, Bethlehem 14
St. Xavier 62, Male 21
Tates Creek 42, Paul Laurence Dunbar 28
Valley 33, Moore 13
Washington County 48, Lincoln County 24
West Jessamine 41, Paris 0
Western 27, Jeffersontown 16
Western Hills 49, Grant County 6
Woodford County 37, Fleming County 24

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Coach Found Not Guilty in Player's Death

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

After a nearly two week trial, it took a Kentucky jury only 90-minutes to find former Pleasure Ridge Park high school football coach Jason Stinson not guilty of all charges in the heat related death of Max Gilpin in August, 2008. The Louisville Courier-Journal has the details of the decision.

Kentucky Jury in Jason Stinson Reckless Homicide Trial Could Begin Deliberations Today

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


According to the Louisville Courier-Journal, the case of former Pleasure Ridge Park head football coach Jason Stinson, charged with reckless homicide and wanton endangerment in the heat-related death of Max Gilpin, could go to the jury later Thursday for deliberations. The newspaper is also providing a live feed from the courtroom at this Courier-Journal link.

Thursday, September 03, 2009

Jury Selection Moving Slowly in Trial of Kentucky Coach Charged in Death of Player

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Jury selection continues today in the trial of former Pleasure Park Ridge head football coach Jason Stinson, who is charged with reckless homicide and wanton endangerment in the August 20, 2008 death of his player Max Gilpin. The Louisville Courier- Journal reports that jury selection has been slow because of media exposure.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Saturday, August 22, 2009

Barren County 35 Metcalfe County 0
Bowling Green 22 Christian County 3
Breathitt County 58 Mercer County 24
Bullitt East 37 Paul Laurence Dunbar 7
Eminence 58 South Floyd 22
Holy Cross 35 Franklin County 7
LaRue County 30 Campbellsville 12
Montgomery County 27 Harrison County 26
North Oldham 20 Moore 19
Obion County Central (TN) Fulton County 14
Raceland 27 Boyd County 26
Southwestern 32 Warren Central 18
Trimble County 48 Atherton 0
Walton-Verona 13 Gallatin County 7

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Headlines Inside The Huddle

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

With the 2009 season kicking-off in Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Utah this weekend, we're keeping you updated with information from across the nation on The High School Football Huddle's 52-blog network. Here's the info that's been added so far today. You can also go to the various State Huddles by going to our "links" section on the right side of the site.

The headlines will be updated throughout the day.

Kentucky Huddle: Courier-Journal's 2009 Kentucky High School Football Preview & Trinity Looks to Rock & Roll Again in 2009
Minnesota Huddle: Midnight Madness Opens High School Football Practice in Minnesota
Montana Huddle: Montana Class AA Champ Helena Capital Goes for Four-Peat
North Carolina Huddle: Charlotte Catholic's Oddo Closes-in on 300-Win Club & How Sweet It Is for Charlotte Christian

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Kentucky High School Football Player Dies

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


It never is easy to write these stories, but it's important to keep focus on the seriousness of what can happen on football fields.

Ft. Campbell (KY) high school player Tim Williams passed away after practice on Wednesday. A report on WKRN says that Williams died after practice and doesn't appear to be heat related since temperatures were in the 70's with rain. Click here to read the story.

My condolences go out to Williams' family, teammates and his school.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Non-Contact Drills Begin in Kentucky

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Full contact drills don't begin until August 1st, but coaches in Kentucky are able to get down to the business of coaching today in the Bluegrass State. However, not all teams will be on the practice field today for non-contact workouts.

State officials want to make sure that before heading out into the summer heat, all coaches have completed training to comply with the state's new rules on heat-related training that were implemented last year after the heat-related death of Max Gilpin of Pleasure Ridge Park.

Two week's ago, the National Athletic Trainers' Association recommended that high school football teams should eliminate two-a-day practices in the first week of August. Kentucky High School Athletic Association rules prohibit teams from holding two-a-day workouts on consecutive days.

Click here to read about the National Athletic Trainers' Association recommendations.

The regular season begins August 21st in Kentucky.

Friday, December 12, 2008

Central Wins Kentucky 3-A Crown

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Central won Kentucky's Class 3-A title Friday afternoon with a 40-19 win against Breathitt County. Click here for game story.

Beechwood Wins Another Kentucky High School Football Championship

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Beechwood beat Hazard 14-7 Friday afternoon to capture its second straight Kentucky Class A state football championship. The title for the Tigers was the third in last five years and 11th overall. Click here for game story.

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Kentucky High School Football Scoreboard - 2nd Round Playoffs

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


John Hardin will get a shot at redemption next week when it faces Doss in the Kentucky 5-A high school football quarterfinals. The Bulldogs' (11-1) only loss this season was back on October 24th at the hands of Doss (10-2). John Hardin advanced to the Region 2 championship by beating Oldham County 43-23 on Friday. Click here for game recap.

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, November 21, 2008

USA Today Super 25

#18 St. Xavier 48 Pleasure Ridge Park 6

Class AAAAAA
Boone Co. 9, Lex. Henry Clay 7
DuPont Manual 44 Greenwood 23
Lou. Eastern 31, Lou. Seneca 14 Click here for game story
Lou. Male 41, Madison Central 14
Scott Co. 41, Lou. Fern Creek 35
Simon Kenton 46, Conner 41
Lou. St. Xavier 48 Pleasure Ridge Park 6
Lou. Trinity 37 Ballard 13

Class AAAAA
Christian County 28 Hopkinsville 21
Doss 49 Anderson County 41 Click here for game story
Highlands 53, Ashland Blazer 6
John Hardin 43, Oldham Co. 23
Johnson Central 49, Cov. Catholic 14
Letcher County Central 13, Mercer Co. 12
Owensboro 28, Bowling Green 21
Whitley Co. 44, Pulaski Co. 35

Class AAAA
Allen County-Scottsville 33 Lone Oak 14
Bell Co. 49, Rockcastle Co. 7
Boyle Co. 42, Franklin Co. 18
Bullitt East 35 Marion County 7
Calloway County 28 Franklin-Simpson 25
Knox Central 40, Boyd Co. 7
Lexington Catholic 52, Harrison Co. 13
North Bullitt 20, Lou. Valley 6

Class AAA
Belfry 42, Russell Co. 0
Breathitt Co. 62, Harlan Co. 34
Edmonson Co. 35, Russellville 14
Elizabethtown 42, North Oldham 28
Estill Co. 73, Taylor Co. 28
Lou. Central 40, Lou. Shawnee 6 Click here for game story
Sheldon Clark 26, Mason Co. 20, OT
Union County 39 Butler County 13

Class AA
Corbin 30, Bath Co. 8
DeSales 23 Holy Cross (Covington) 16
Fort Campbell 47 Murray 0
Green Co. 28, Danville 21
Lou. DeSales 23, Cov. Holy Cross 16, OT
Monroe Co. 45, Bardstown 14
Newport Central Catholic 42, Lloyd Memorial 15
Owensboro Catholic 28 Trigg County 7
Prestonsburg 20, Middlesboro 7

Class A
Beechwood 54, Ludlow 0
Crittenden County 48 Ballard Memorial 7
Frankfort 49, Gallatin Co. 8
Hazard 56, Paintsville 14
Lex. Christian 69, Williamsburg 48
Mayfield 24, Lou. Holy Cross 7
Pikeville 27, Harlan 7
Raceland 40, Fairview 20

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Kentucky High School Football Scoreboard - Week 9

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


With lots of firepower at the top of Kentucky 6A classification, Boone County is hoping that it can just keep improving and get a shot at either St. Xavier or Trinity in the post-season. Friday night Boone County, ranked #3 in the lastest Associated Press Class 6A rankings, beat Ryle 28-14 to clinch a top-seed for the playoffs. It was a big night for junior running back Charles Quainoo, who carried 53 times for 306 yards. The Kentucky record for carries in a game is 57 set by Jeremy Britt of Warren East back in 1997. Click here for a game recap.

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, October 24, 2008


USA Today Super 25
#23 St. Xavier 57 Pleasure Ridge Park 6

Around Kentucky
Allen Co.-Scottsville 20, Russell Co. 13
Beechwood 48, Bellevue 0
Bell Co. 70, McCreary Central 0
Berea 61, Williamson, W.Va. 8
Boone Co. 28, Ryle 14
Bourbon Co. 42, Pendleton Co. 26
Bowling Green 54, Barren Co. 3
Boyle Co. 53, East Jessamine 0
Breathitt Co. 55, Powell Co. 13
Bullitt Central 40, Lou. Southern 22
Butler Co. 35, Webster Co. 0
Central Hardin 14, Greenwood 7
Christian Co. 42, Owensboro 34
Corbin 60, Leslie Co. 6
Cov. Holy Cross 13, Newport 7, OT
Crittenden Co. 58, Fulton Co. 8
Danville 41, Washington Co. 21
Daviess Co. 21, Madisonville-North Hopkins 0
Dayton 51, Bishop Brossart 21
Elizabethtown 47, Lou. Shawnee 14
Estill Co. 29, Harlan Co. 20
Frankfort 30, Eminence 0
Franklin-Simpson 56, Logan Co. 14
Gallatin Co. 8, Walton-Verona 7
Harrison Co. 13, Franklin Co. 7
Hazard 41, Pineville 0
Henderson Co. 13, Marshall Co. 7
Knox Central 49, Madison Southern 0
Lex. Bryan Station 28, Ashland Blazer 14
Lex. Christian 49, Fairview 14
Lex. Henry Clay 32, Lex. Tates Creek 6
Lexington Catholic 69, West Jessamine 26
Lou. Christian Academy 29, Owen Co. 20
Lou. DeSales 30, Carroll Co. 15
Lou. DuPont Manual 41, Lou. Butler 20
Lou. Holy Cross 28, Lou. Ky. Country Day 7
Lou. St. Xavier 57, Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 6
Lou. Valley 52, Lou. Atherton 6
Madison Central 28, Shelby Co. 6
Mayfield 49, Fulton City 8
Mercer Co. 48, South Laurel 14
Metcalfe Co. 14, Glasgow 0
Monroe Co. 32, Green Co. 27
Muhlenberg South 27, Paducah Tilghman 14
Murray 28, Reidland 0
Newport Central Catholic 52, Lloyd Memorial 21
North Oldham 17, Western Hills 7
Oldham Co. 35, Anderson Co. 21
Perry Co. Central 29, North Laurel 22
Pikeville 22, Paintsville 12
Pulaski Co. 54, Lincoln Co. 27
Raceland 34, Nicholas Co. 0
Scott Co. 35, George Rogers Clark 7
Simon Kenton 15, Campbell Co. 7
Spencer Co. 38, Henry Co. 25
Taylor Co. 61, Jackson Co. 14
Union Co. 52, McLean Co. 8
Wayne Co. 33, Garrard Co. 12
West Carter 19, Fleming Co. 13
Whitley Co. 42, Clay Co. 26
Williamsburg 28, Lynn Camp 12

Saturday, October 04, 2008

#21 Trinity (KY) Beaten By Crosstown Rival St. Xavier

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


A record-crowd of 38,872 watched St. Xavier (Louisville, KY) dismantle defending 6-A champ and nationally-ranked Trinity 30-6 Friday night. Even though USA Today had Trinity ranked #21 this past week, St. X entered the game as the #1 6-A team in the state.

Before Trinity fans get to feeling too upset at the loss, the last two times that St. Xavier won the regular season match-up (2005 and 2007), the Shamrocks rebounded and beat their arch-rivals in the state championship game. This year, the two won't be able to meet in the state title game, but could face-off in the state semis.

Click here for highlights from the game.

For a complete game wrap-up from the Louisville Courier-Journal, click here.

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Friday, October 03, 2008

Kentucky High School Football Scoreboard - Week 6


Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, October 3, 2008

USA Today Super 25

St. Xavier 30 #21 Trinity 6


Belfry 48, Pikeville 7
Bellevue 61, Bracken Co. 22
Henry Co. 55, Eminence 50
Ashland Blazer 35, Boyd Co. 0
Bath Co. 34, Powell Co. 20
Bourbon Co. 14, Nicholas Co. 6
Bowling Green 49, Franklin-Simpson 34
Bullitt Central 39, Anderson Co. 33
Caldwell Co. 38, Union Co. 28
Carroll Co. 45, Trimble Co. 26
Caverna 21, Bethlehem 0
Christian Co. 34, Henderson Co. 28
Cooper 21, Gallatin Co. 14
Corbin 48, Lex. Christian 34
Crittenden Co. 28, Webster Co. 0
Danville 35, Campbellsville 20
Dixie Heights 46, Conner 28
Elizabethtown 38, Bardstown 35
Estill Co. 52, Berea 12
Fairview 55, Morgan Co. 6
Grayson Co. 23, McLean Co. 9
Green Co. 78, Taylor Co. 21
Greenwood 35, Monroe Co. 21
Hancock Co. 39, Breckinridge Co. 0
Hazard 47, Grayson County, Va. 16
John Hardin 20, North Hardin 17
Knox Central 47, Shelby Valley 8
Letcher County Central 47, Leslie Co. 0
Lex. Henry Clay 40, George Rogers Clark 13
Lex. Lafayette 14, Lex. Bryan Station 12
Lex. Paul Dunbar 29, Southwestern 27
Lloyd Memorial 27, Dayton 6
Lou. Christian Academy 41, Spencer Co. 28
Lou. DuPont Manual 35, Shelby Co. 13
Lou. Jeffersontown 34, North Bullitt 28
Lou. St. Xavier 30, Lou. Trinity 6
Ludlow 13, Pendleton Co. 12
Mayfield 21, Paducah Tilghman 12
Meade Co. 22, Apollo 21, 2OT
Montgomery Co. 20, Paris 8
Muhlenberg South 39, Reidland 0
Murray 28, Ballard Memorial 17
Newport 60, Bishop Brossart 0
North Oldham 35, South Oldham 27
Oldham Co. 24, Scott Co. 17
Owen Co. 20, Lou. Atherton 6
Pineville 42, Jackson Co. 0
Raceland 40, Greenup Co. 6
Rockcastle Co. 35, Lincoln Co. 13
Russellville 32, Glasgow 20
Ryle 34, Cov. Holy Cross 21
Simon Kenton 48, Holmes 14
Tolsia, W.Va. 21, Pike Co. Central 20
Wayne Co. 35, Russell Co. 27
Williamsburg 36, Madison Southern 15
Woodford Co. 38, Franklin Co. 14