Week Six in Review - September 29, 2003
©2003 by Ron Harrison
QB Brian Brohm completed 20 of 34 passes for 254 yards and two touchdowns before 35,800 fans
to lead Trinity to their first victory of the season. The Shamrock defense held the highly touted
St. Xavier ground game to only 102 yards.
Danville's Ronnie Hawkins returned a punt 82 yards for the game-winning touchdown with 1:35 remaining
on the clock. Highlands led 25-13 late in the fourth quarter before Danville staged a furious comeback.
Danville was led on the ground by Kelvin Turner and Charles Penix with 134 and 126 yards respectively.
Jordan Nevels led Highlands on the ground with 115 yards on 25 carries. QB
Brad Bardo completed 11 of 15 passes for 272 yards and two touchdown passes.
Mitch McMahon caught five passes for 189 yards and a score.
| Henry Clay | 48 |
Bryan Station | 0 |
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Henry Clay held a 371-23 advantage in total offense to win their third consecutive game
after starting the season 0-3.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Paul Dunbar | 17 |
Tates Creek | 7 |
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RB Bobby Vyverberg hit Eric Jackson with a 74 yard TD pass to spark the Bulldogs
to a victory tonight.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Lafayette | 35 |
Woodford County | 3 |
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Lafayette scored 35 unanswered points to erase a 3-0 first quarter deficit at Woodford County.
| East Jessamine | 37 |
Western Hills | 9 |
The Jaguars rolled up 515 yards on offense to improve their record to 5-0.
Wes Coleman ran for 121 yards and added 108 receiving yards. QB
Patrick Hunt passed for 230 yards and two touchdowns.
| West Jessamine | 51 |
Bourbon County | 30 |
So. RB Eli Darby set a school rushing record with 326 yards on 29 carries.
So. linebacker Franklin Baker recovered three fumbles to spark the defense.
Bourbon County's
Robert Christopher scored on runs of 34, 2, 22, and 17 yards.
Raceland's Aaron Pettrey kicked the longest field goal in history--58 yards--to break the existing
record of 57 yards set by Dustin Wynn of Middlesboro in 1998. Pettrey also
passed for four touchdowns.
| Boone County | 42 |
Simon Kenton | 7 |
Boone County's Miles Davis was a one-man wrecking crew tonight as he ran for 270 yards
and five touchdowns on 37 carries.
| Knott County Central | 58 |
Allen Central | 16 |
Jason Sparkman carried the ball 18 times for 365 yards and
scored on runs of 37, 13, 48, 15, and 80 yards.
Sparkman also scored on a 45 yard punt return.
| Madison Central | 21 |
Whitley County | 6 |
Madison Central improved to 5-1 as
Steven Stunson and Thomas Estill led the ground game with 133 and 119 yards respectively.
| Campbellsville | 55 |
Evangel | 8 |
Ian Hoskins scored four touchdowns tonight to run his state-leading total to 18 in only five
games.
| Williamsburg | 49 |
Evarts | 26 |
QB Andy Greer put up huge numbers for Williamsburg with
25 of 39 pass completions for 395 yards and seven touchdowns.
| Lexington Catholic | 33 |
Harrison County | 20 |
Catholic rushed for 181 yards on 34 carries and got two touchdowns from John Damron in a road victory.
| Harrodsburg | 22 |
Grant County | 3 |
Mark Dunn scored on runs of 58, 53, and 39 yards as Harrodsburg improves to 5-0.
| Pendleton County | 7 |
Henry County | 0 |
Pendleton County recorded their first shutout in school history.
| Clark County | 49 |
Montgomery County | 7 |
QB Todd Sharrock ran for two touchdowns and passed for another to lead the Cardinals to victory.
Other Scores
| Apollo | 21 |
Daviess County | 19 |
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| Ballard | 36 |
Fern Creek | 9 |
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| Bowling Green | 24 |
Adair County | 7 |
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| Butler | 17 |
Pleasure Ridge Park | 10 |
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| Christian County | 28 |
Hopkinsville | 25 |
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| Cincinnati Elder | 49 |
Covington Catholic | 21 |
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| Conner | 47 |
Holmes | 21 |
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| Louisville Christian Academy | 39 |
Green County | 16 |
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| Male | 49 |
Iroquois | 27 |
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| Manual | 65 |
Atherton | 6 |
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| Meade County | 21 |
Henderson County | 10 |
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| Paducah Tilghman | 42 |
Mayfield | 7 |
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| Rockcastle County | 49 |
Clay County | 6 |
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| Russell | 34 |
Morgan County | 6 |
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| Sheldon Clark | 28 |
Prestonsburg | 22 |
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| Somerset | 28 |
Lynn Camp | 14 |
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| Warren Central | 55 |
Barren County | 0 |
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Interesting matchups for October 3rd
Middlesboro at Corbin
Newport Central Catholic at Beechwood
East Jessamine at Lexington Catholic
Please send your comments and questions to Ron Harrison at prepgridiron@yahoo.com.
Ron Harrison’s reports on these and other football events
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