Week Four in Review - September 13, 2004
©2004 by Ron Harrison
| Lexington Catholic |
33 |
Scott County |
28 |
The Knights came from behind to gain the victory despite 199 yards on the ground by Scott County's Ted Sberna. For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Madison Central |
29 |
Henry Clay |
15 |
Henry Clay held a 410-276 yard edge in total offense but Madison Central made the big plays to gain a victory.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
Lafayette's defense came up big tonight, shutting down the Warriors for the victory.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Paul Dunbar |
47 |
Mason County |
13 |
Bobby Vyverberg gained 148 yards and scored on runs of 21, 5, and 14 yards to lead the Bulldogs to victory.
| Gerrard County |
33 |
Bryan Station |
7 |
QB Spencer Crutchfield ran for two scores and passed for a TD to lead the Golden Lions to victory.
| Boyle County |
41 |
Nelson County |
6 |
QB Brandon Smith passed for 314 yards and three scores and ran for TDs of 10 and 30 yards.
Kelvin Turner ran for 199 yards and scored on runs of 35, 35, 4, and 24 yards to lead the Admirals to victory.
Beechwood rallied from a 24-20 deficit at halftime to gain the win.
| Bell County |
27 |
Pulaski Southwestern |
14 |
Bell County RB Shawn Robbins tallied 196 yards on the ground and scored on runs of 1 and 83 yards. Robbins also sscored on a 90 yard kickoff return.
| Paris |
49 |
Bourbon County |
7 |
Paris RB Jon McCarty carried the ball eight times for 226 yards including TD runs of 76, 32, 69 and 6 yards.
Doug Howard scored on TD runs of 10, 85 and 27 yards to lead the Pirates to a shutout of East Ridge.
| Williamsburg |
40 |
Corbin |
38 |
Williamsburg QB Andy Greer threw three TD strikes of 36, 21, and 14 yards and scored on a 6 yard run to lead his team to victory.
Other Scores
| Allen Central | 50 |
Jenkins | 22 |
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| Apollo | 49 |
Central Hardin | 7 |
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| Ashland Blazer | 16 |
George Rogers Clark | 14 |
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| Bowling Green | 31 |
Greenwood | 24 |
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| Breathitt County | 27 |
Powell County (VA) | 14 |
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| Butler | 31 |
Eastern | 13 |
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| Dixie Heights | 51 |
Lloyd Memorial | 7 |
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| DuPont Manual | 26 |
Warren Central | 14 |
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| East Carter | 34 |
Rowan County | 0 |
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| Fern Creek | 75 |
Moore | 12 |
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| Ft. Campbell | 33 |
Ft. Knox | 9 |
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| Frankfort | 26 |
Western Hills | 21 |
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| Franklin County | 34 |
Casey County | 12 |
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| Henderson County | 49 |
Glasgow | 21 |
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| Highlands | 55 |
Boone County | 14 |
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| John Hardin | 20 |
Elizabethtown | 18 |
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| Leslie County | 20 |
Perry County Central | 14 |
(OT) |
| Male | 48 |
Ballard | 10 |
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| Middlesboro | 35 |
Lee County (VA) | 12 |
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| Newport Central Catholic | 19 |
Campbell County | 0 |
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| Oldham County | 27 |
Fairdale | 10 |
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| Paintsville | 58 |
Fleming-Neon | 6 |
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| Pikeville | 49 |
Hazard | 6 |
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| Rockcastle County | 18 |
Lincoln County | 13 |
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| Russell | 23 |
Boyd County | 8 |
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| South Laurel | 38 |
Wayne County | 14 |
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| West Jessamine | 14 |
Woodford County | 0 |
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Game of the Week
| Trinity |
43 |
Chaminade-Julienne (OH) |
21 |
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This was a big victory for Trinity over a team ranked no. 21 by USA Today. Trinity was led by RB Donald Barnett, who carried the ball 26 times for 242 yards and two TDs. QB Brad Savko threw for 206 yards and two scores, and added a one yard scoring run. The fans had barely got into their seats when the fireworks began. Trinity's Steve Orndorff returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a score and Chaminade-Julienne's star RB Javon Ringer returned the ensuing kickoff 99 yards. The score was tied 14-14 after the first quarter but Trinity scored twice in the second quarter to take a 28-14 halftime lead to takeover control of the game.
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