Week One in Review - August 23, 2004
©2004 by Ron Harrison
Friday August 20th
| Paducah Tilghman |
29 |
Henry Clay |
13 |
Paducah Tilghman utilized long scoring plays to defeat Henry Clay tonight.
The Blue Tornado attack scored on a 41 yard run by
Josh Lee, a 62 yard run from Brandon Newell, a 22 yard run by
David Jones, and a 76 yard scoring strike from David Jones to Josh Lee.
| Covington Catholic |
28 |
Boone County |
0 |
QB Drew Ellison scored on runs of 88, 19, and 13 yards in his first start as the
Covington Catholic signal caller.
| Breathitt County |
50 |
Bardstown |
0 |
QB Jacob Hundley did it all for the Bobcats as he completed nine of 14 passes for
156 yards and carried the ball 15 times for 100 yards with TD runs of 15, 6, 2, 9, and 22 yards.
| Bell County |
35 |
Clinton (TN) |
0 |
Shawn Robbins had 216 yards and two touchdowns to lead Bell County to victory.
| Mercer County |
31 |
Monroe County |
22 |
Andre McCloud ran for 268 yards and scored on runs of 53, 64, and 15 yards to lead the Scotties to victory.
| West Jessamine |
16 |
Ryle |
13 |
Eric Coker (124 yards) and Eli Darby (100 yards) both topped the century mark on the ground as the Colts
held on for a victory.
| Kentucky Country Day |
26 |
Lexington Christian |
25 |
Kentucky Country Day took a 26-13 lead and held on to notch a win on the road. Lexington Christian lost
four fumbles on a wet field.
| Madison Central |
45 |
Bryan Station |
14 |
Madison Central scored on interception returns of 32 and 100 yards and
Junior Skepple added a TD on a punt return of 77 yards in their season opener.
| Tates Creek |
21 |
George Rogers Clark |
14 |
After being shut out in the first half, Tates Creek scored 21 unanswered points to take a 21-14 victory.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Other Friday Scores |
| Paris | 58 |
Bracken County | 0 |
|
| Harrodsburg | 39 |
Western Hills | 20 |
|
| Nelson County | 26 |
Bullitt East | 6 |
|
| Ashland Blazer | 40 |
Fairview | 6 |
|
| Murray | 28 |
Lone Oak | 3 |
|
| Pike County Central | 46 |
Shelby Valley | 38 |
(3OT) |
| Pulaski County | 28 |
Wayne County | 0 |
|
| Woodford County | 33 |
Anderson County | 15 |
|
| Grant County | 22 |
Madison Southern | 0 |
|
| South Laurel | 50 |
Hazard | 0 |
|
| Lloyd Memorial | 13 |
Simon Kenton | 7 |
|
| West Carter | 42 |
Bath County | 15 |
|
| Ballard | 39 |
North Hardin | 17 |
|
| East Jessamine | 45 |
Casey County | 6 |
|
| Highlands | 27 |
Dixie Heights | 7 |
|
| Hopkinsville | 27 |
Memphis Ridgeway (TN) | 0 |
|
| Trigg County | 41 |
Mayfield | 28 |
|
| Waggener | 22 |
Fern Creek | 13 |
|
| DeSales | 29 |
Southern | 28 |
(OT) |
Saturday August 21st
| Manual |
41 |
Paul Dunbar |
21 |
(Bob Allen Pigskin Classic) |
220 pound RB Quentin Diggs ran for 145 yards and scored on runs of 1, 1, 4, and 13 yards
on 22 carries in a big win over Dunbar.
| Danville |
43 |
Garrard County |
6 |
(Bob Allen Pigskin Classic) |
Kelvin Turner got off to a fast start for the Admirals as he rushed
for 179 yards and two scores in a Danville victory.
| Elizabethtown |
35 |
Mason County |
21 |
(Recreation Bowl) |
Jonathan Rusher ran for 168 yards and scored on runs of 37, 1, and 4 yards
on 20 carries to lead E-town to victory. QB
Chris Todd passed for 275 yards and two TD passes.
| Boyd County |
42 |
Montgomery County |
0 |
(Recreation Bowl) |
Boyd County held a 451-154 edge in total offense in their season opener.
| Belfry |
41 |
Estill County |
14 |
(Pike County Bowl) |
Doug Howard ran for 228 yards and scored on TD runs of 80, 57, and 26 yards
to lead Belfry tonight. David Jones added 150 yards and scored on runs of 37, 9, and 93 yards.
| Pikeville |
14 |
Prestonsburg |
0 |
(Pike County Bowl) |
Robert Shurtleff led Pikeville with 132 yards on the ground and TD runs of 3 and 56 yards.
| St. Xavier |
33 |
Scott County |
7 |
St. Xavier got TD runs of 13 and 16 yards from Victor Anderson in a victory over Scott County.
| Trinity |
35 |
Montgomery Bell Academy (TN) |
7 |
QB Brad Savko passed for 334 yards and five touchdowns to pace Trinity to victory.
| Pulaski Southwestern |
21 |
Warren Central |
14 |
Southwestern overcame a 14-0 deficit to gain a victory.
Lee Renfro paced the victors with 249 yards and three touchdowns on the ground.
Eastern built a 14-0 lead and withstood a frantic Lafayette rally in the last six minutes to earn the
victory.
| Pleasure Ridge Park |
34 |
Lawrence County |
14 |
(St. Joseph's HealthCare Bluegrass Bowl) |
Pleasure Ridge Park pulled away in the second half to win their season opener.
For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Lexington Catholic |
43 |
Boyle County |
42 |
(St. Joseph's HealthCare Bluegrass Bowl) |
For a complete write-up of this thriller, click [here].
| Other Saturday Scores |
| Bowling Green | 39 |
Central Hardin | 7 |
|
| Graves County | 42 |
Owensboro | 16 |
|
| Campbell County | 21 |
Seneca | 0 |
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| Henry County | 19 |
Jeffersontown | 12 |
|
| Conner | 42 |
North Oldham | 0 |
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| Somerset | 39 |
Larue County | 25 |
|
| Harrison County | 34 |
Lincoln County | 14 |
|
| Pendleton County | 20 |
Pineville | 6 |
|
| Johnson Central | 42 |
Whitesburg | 0 |
|
Game of the Week
| Lexington Catholic |
43 |
Boyle County |
42 |
The St. Joseph's HealthCare Bluegrass Bowl started in 1995 and Lexington Catholic improved their record to 10-0
in this event before 5,000 fans. The Knights overcame a 21 point deficit in the third quarter to rally for
the victory, ending Boyle County's 25 game winning streak.
For a complete write-up of this thriller, click [here].
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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