Week Four in Review - September 15, 2003
©2003 by Ron Harrison
| Scott County | 45 |
Lexington Catholic | 22 |
Proponents of the comparative opponents and scores theory would have been driven nuts by this game. St. Xavier
defeated Scott County 38-6 but lost to Lexington Catholic 19-14, so Lexington Catholic should handle
Scott County--right? Wrong--Scott County utilized a strong ground game and shut down the
Lexington Catholic offense in the second half to gain a big win at home.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Paul Dunbar | 20 |
Mason County | 14 |
(OT) |
Bobby Vyverberg scored on a 20 yard run in overtime to give the Bulldogs a big win on the road. Penalties
killed Mason County in the fourth quarter as they had two touchdowns and a safety nullified due to penalties.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Boyle County |
32 |
Nelson County |
13 |
Boyle County outscored Nelson County 12-0 in the second half to ensure their victory.
| Highlands | 35 |
Boone County | 24 |
Highlands overcame a 24-21 deficit and five touchdowns to defeat Boone County. T. J. Kramer
rushed for 125 yards and scored on runs of 30 and nine yards.
| Henry Clay |
32 |
Madison Central |
26 |
Henry Clay earned their first victory of the season over a team that feasted on Lexington teams (Bryan Station,
Paul Dunbar, and Tates Creek) in three previous games. Henry Clay was led by
Rod Johnson who rushed for 169 yards and a touchdown.
| Bell County |
55 |
Southwestern |
6 |
The Bell County defense accounted for three touchdowns and a safety in a rout of Southwestern.
Bell County held Southwestern to minus 39 yards of total offense for the evening.
| Corbin | 55 |
Williamsburg | 14 |
Corbin rolled up 453 yards on the ground to improve their record to 3-1.
Brad Lawson carried the ball 12 times for 127 yards, caught four passes for 43 additional yards,
and tallied three touchdowns for the evening.
Jared Lawson added 224 yards and one touchdown.
Jared Lawson has put up come incredible numbers in his first four games, carrying the ball for 977 yards
and 12 touchdowns. Williamsburg's Andy Greer completed 22 of 46 passes for 342 yards with
two touchdowns and three interceptions for his evening's work.
Lafayette improved to 3-1 with a 35-18 victory in a penalty-marred game for both teams. Western was
flagged 15 times for 132 yards while Lafayette was whistled 14 times for 111 yards.
| Prestonsburg |
52 |
Lawrence County |
34 |
Prestonsburg defeated Lawrence County in a high scoring affair to improve their record to 2-1. The victors
were led by Trevor Compton who ran for three touchdowns, passed for a TD, returned a kickoff 80 yards for a
score, passed for a two-point conversion, and ran for two two-point conversions.
| West Jessamine |
27 |
Woodford County |
20 |
Eric Coker scored on a one yard TD run in the fourth quarter to give the Colts a victory in a game
in which both teams put up some big numbers on the ground.
Coker carried the ball 16 times for 132 yards and two scores, while teammate
Eli Darby carried the ball 35 times for 168 yards and two touchdowns. Woodford County's
Lionel Thornton rushed 27 times for 220 yards and scored on runs of 33, 23, and 31 yards.
| Breathitt County |
35 |
Powell Valley VA |
34 |
Breathitt County scored all five touchdowns on the ground and Powell Valley missed a conversion kick in
the fourth quarter and the Bobcats escaped with the victory.
| Lexington Christian Academy |
45 |
Pineville |
0 |
LCA christened their new field in style as they improved theor record to 2-1 with a 45-0 victory over Pineville.
| Newport Central Catholic | 10 |
Campbell County | 0 |
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NCC scored all their points in the third quarter on an 88 yard kickoff return by
Ben Kelly and a Curt Graham 25 yard field goal to improve their record to 3-0.
| Bourbon County | 26 |
Paris | 6 |
Bourbon County RB Robert Christopher continues to put up big numbers as he rushed
for 224 yards and three touchdowns to lead Bourbon County to their first victory of the season.
Other Scores of Interest
| Ballard | 25 |
Male | 22 |
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| Butler | 42 |
Eastern | 14 |
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| Danville | 63 |
Somerset | 3 |
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| Dixie Heights | 31 |
Lloyd Memorial | 0 |
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| Manual | 27 |
Warren Central | 13 |
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| Murray | 48 |
Massac County IL | 14 |
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| Seneca | 54 |
Meade County | 35 |
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| Beechwood | 55 |
Holmes | 0 |
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| Christian County | 44 |
Hopkins County Central | 7 |
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| Mayfield | 13 |
Graves County | 3 |
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Games To Watch This Weekend
Highlands at Boyle County
St. Xavier at Male
Trigg County at Fort Campbell
Beechwood at Covington Catholic (Saturday)
Trinity at Seneca
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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