Top 25:

Trinity 123.29
Christian Academy - Lou. 112.2
Frederick Douglass 104.05
Beechwood 97.61
Covington Catholic 94.42
Highlands 93.35
Boyle County 92.49
Paducah Tilghman 90.83
Manual 90.02
South Warren 81.3
Pulaski County 78.81
St. Xavier 77.7
Woodford County 77.37
Owensboro Catholic 77.04
Owensboro 76.58
Corbin 76.55
Madison Central 76.24
Lexington Catholic 74.52
Pikeville 71.85
Lexington Christian 71.63
West Jessamine 69.45
Scott County 68.64
Somerset 66.44
Mayfield 65.27
North Laurel 65.12

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- The towering lights came on for Kade Goodin and Timmy Emongo, who proved to be captivating, if not imperfect dance partners. They were slightly out of sync, as the former asserted himself early, while the latter saved his fanciest footwork for later. Regardless, they combined to hold your attention throughout the fire fight that engulfed Shelbyville. Goodin's right arm, moving like a liquid whip, produced 517 yards and seven touchdowns on 65 pass attempts. His legs, when the opportunity arose, contributed another 121 and two scores. Emongo bided his time while Collins' defense was determined not to let him beat them. He did anyway, with the lion's share of his 170 yards and four touchdowns coming in the second half, including a signature sweep late in the fourth quarter that served as the nail in Collins' coffin, with Emongo gripping the hammer.
The biggest winner on the night was probably Ball State.

Class 1A
1. Pikeville
2. Raceland
3. Sayre

Class 2A
1. Beechwood
2. Owensboro Catholic
3. Lexington Christian Academy

Class 3A
1. Christian Academy-Louisville
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Lloyd Memorial

Class 4A
1. Highlands
2. Boyle County
3. Covington Catholic

Class 5A
1. Pulaski County
2. Scott County
3. Woodford County

Class 6A
1. Trinity
2. Frederick Douglass
3. Manual

Top 25

Trinity — 122.92
Frederick Douglass — 109.74
Christian Academy - Lou. — 109.34
Beechwood — 94.4
Highlands — 93.74
Covington Catholic — 92.6
Boyle County — 91.85
Manual — 91.41
Paducah Tilghman — 89.31
South Warren — 80.14
Madison Central — 79.11
Woodford County — 78.04
Pulaski County — 77.92
Owensboro Catholic — 77.4
St. Xavier — 77.37
Corbin — 75.03
Owensboro — 74.79
Lexington Catholic — 74.38
Pikeville — 73.22
Lexington Christian — 70.29
West Jessamine — 70.22
Scott County — 69.82
Atherton — 65.25
Madisonville N. Hopkins — 64.3
McCracken County — 63.89

5A Pulaski County (5-0) at 6A South Warren (4-1)
 
The Maroons will load the buses and take the Cumberland Parkway over to Bowling Green on the roughly 2-hour trip (take a stop at Bucee's on the way back!!!) to take on a tough South Warren squad. This will be the second ever matchup between these two solid programs with South running all over Pulaski last season 35-0.

- Forget seeing double. Beechwood opponents are so dizzy, they're seeing triple. A Tiger tandem has evolved into a triad as Nathan Pabst joins Tyler Fryman and Emmett Queen in terrorizing defenses while Fryman snagged a career best thirteen receptions for 129 yards and scored a rushing touchdown.
It was a banner night for the Tigers.
- Ja'Hyde Brown is on pace to shatter the state record for touchdown receptions in a season after four of his six receptions reached the end zone against Central Hardin.
- Kade Goodin turned back the tide, overpowering Meade's Green Wave with a second straight eight touchdown performance. He's played at such a high level so far, that his 384 yards of total offense were a hundred yards less than his average coming in.
- It took a minute, but Dre'Mail Carothers and O-Cath finally took flight against Bardstown. Carothers finished with 427 yards of total offense and three combined scores.