Week Six in Review - September 27, 2004
©2004 by Ron Harrison
Highlands raced out to a 28-0 halftime lead on their way to a big victory over Danville. The Bluebirds avenged a 26-25 defeat at the hands of Danville last season.
The Pirates ran for 347 yards including 153 yards and three touchdowns by Doug Howard on 15 carries in a shutout victory.
| Franklin County |
42 |
Anderson County |
13 |
QB Kaelin Ammons completed 16 of 29 passes for 252 yards and four TD strikes in a victory over Anderson County. Ammons also racked up 121 yards and TD runs of 42 and 33 yards on the ground.
| George Rogers Clark |
52 |
Montgomery County |
12 |
Sr. FB Charles Everett ran for 157 yards and scored on TD runs of 52, 22, and 2 yards to lead Clark County to victory.
| Breathitt County |
49 |
Pulaski County |
7 |
Bobcat QB Jacob Hundley completed 19 of 29 passes for 393 yards and four touchdowns, plus adding 77 yards and two TDs on 10 rushing attempts.
| Henry Clay |
45 |
Bryan Station |
14 |
Clayton Heien returned a punt 68 yards for a TD and a kickoff for 82 yards and a score to lead the Blue Devils to victory.
| Lexington Catholic |
29 |
Harrison County |
28 |
Lexington Catholic survived a scare tonight to gain an exciting victory over Harrison County. For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| Tates Creek |
20 |
Paul Dunbar |
13 |
Tates Creek took a 20-0 halftime lead and held on to claim a big victory over Paul Dunbar. For a complete write-up of this game, click [here].
| West Jessamine |
57 |
Bourbon County |
0 |
Eric Coker ran for 165 yards and scored on runs of 62, 8, 13, and 32 yards to lead the Colts to victory.
| Lafayette |
18 |
Woodford County |
7 |
QB Jered Patrick went down with an injury last week. It was QB by committee this week as Chris True, Trey Stilz, and Demario Richardson all got their chance under center in the Lafayette victory.
| Lexington Christian Academy |
60 |
Bath County |
0 |
Dan Jacus scored on an 80 yard kickoff return, a 47 yard pass reception, and runs of 2 and 41 yards to lead the Eagles to victory.
| East Jessamine |
26 |
Western Hills |
14 |
Adam Richey ran for 166 yards and scored on runs of 1 and 5 yards to lead the Jaguars tonight. Western Hills got an outstanding performance from Tyler Combess, who gained 198 yards and scored on a 3 yard run on 27 rushing attempts.
| Williamsburg |
40 |
Evarts |
38 |
Williamsburg improved to 6-0 as QB Andy Greer threw for three TDs and ran for another score.
Other Scores
| Perry County Central | 49 |
Hazard | 34 |
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| Manual | 68 |
Atherton | 13 |
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| Ballard | 20 |
Fern Creek | 17 |
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| Beechwood | 26 |
Ludlow | 0 |
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| Boone County | 42 |
Simon Kenton | 10 |
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| Bowling Green | 45 |
Adair County | 7 |
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| Butler | 20 |
Pleasure Ridge Park | 17 |
(OT) |
| Central | 32 |
Fairdale | 8 |
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| Dixie Heights | 48 |
Scott | 7 |
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| Doss | 34 |
Valley | 27 |
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| Eastern | 42 |
Seneca | 21 |
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| Elizabethtown | 56 |
Moore | 0 |
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| Fairview | 58 |
Paris | 26 |
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| Ft. Campbell | 49 |
Lone Oak | 3 |
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| Garrard County | 35 |
Mercer County | 34 |
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| Grant County | 17 |
Harrodsburg | 13 |
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| Hancock County | 63 |
Muhlenberg North | 0 |
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| Henderson County | 63 |
Meade County | 14 |
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| Larue County | 14 |
Western | 13 |
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| Madison Central | 49 |
Whitley County | 7 |
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| Hopkinsville | 36 |
Christian County | 21 |
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| Middlesboro | 44 |
Whitesburg | 12 |
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| Newport Central Catholic | 50 |
Dayton | 7 |
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| Paducah Tilghman | 27 |
Mayfield | 15 |
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| Pulaski Southwestern | 48 |
Rockcastle County | 0 |
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| Ryle | 39 |
Campbell County | 14 |
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| Lynn Camp | 44 |
Somerset | 24 |
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| South Laurel | 52 |
Johnson Central | 35 |
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| Male | 56 |
Iroquois | 14 |
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| Waggener | 42 |
North Bullitt | 6 |
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Game of the Week
St. Xavier QB Brent Curley completed 21 of 23 passes for 176 yards and ran for two TDs to lead the Tigers to victory. This game was played before a Kentucky high school football record crowd of 37,500 at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium and ended Trinity's 15 game winning streak. St. Xavier improves to 4-1 for the season while Trinity's record drops to 4-1.
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