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Inside Mountain Football (9/1/13)

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Another week has passed in the 2013 Kentucky High School Football Season. Here’s a recap of all the action from Friday Night.

 

- Somerset went into Pond Creek looking to knock off the Belfry Pirates on their own home field, but that didn’t happen as Belfry steam rolled to victory 37-12.

 

- Mike Holcomb went to 2-0 in his first season as Letcher Central head coach, as his Cougars defeated McCreary Central easily, 56-0, in the ARH Football Classic at Letcher County Central High School.

 

- Perry County Central fell to 1-1 on the season as they were demolished by the Corbin Redhounds, 36-8 in the Cumberland Falls Pigskin Classic at Corbin High School.

 

- Estill County has lost 14 straight dating back to 2011 as the Engineers fell to the Lexington Christian Eagles, 33-14.

- Rockcastle County falls to 0-2 on the season as West Jessamine ran past the Rockets 48-19.

 

- Hazard fell in the Dawgs season opener to Pikeville (62-50) as the Panthers go to 2-0 on the season. This was part of the Community Trust Pike County Bowl, this game was played at Pikeville.

 

- In his debut as a head coach, Kyle Moore got win #1 as his Breathitt County Bobcats rolled to victory over Jackson County 47-14 in the KRMC Honey Bowl at Mike Holcomb Athletic Complex, Breathitt County High School.

 

- The Golden Eagles of Johnson Central got off to a good start in the Eagles season opener as they demolished Holy Trinity Canada, 67-7.

 

- Powell County went to 2-0 after defeating Magoffin County 28-20.

 

- After defeating Bath County, Paris seen his first loss of the season as the Greyhounds were defeated by Shelby Valley 22-19, part of the Community Trust Pike County Bowl at Shelby Valley.

 

- Pike County Central was dismantled as Elijah Bell and the Henry Clay Blue Devils rolled to victory 52-14.

 

 

Other Scores from Friday Night:

 

Bath County defeated West Carter 53-45 in OT.

 

Leslie County defeated Knott County Central 41-24

 

 

Next Week’s Games (9/6/13)

- Belfry travels to Coal Miner Stadium to take on the Harlan County Black Bears.

- Breathitt County will be home hosting the dangerous Bourbon County Colonels.

- Letcher County Central will be on the road traveling to Hazard to take on the Bulldogs.

- Estill County will have yet another home game as the Engineers will host Jackson County.

- Bath County will travel to Lewis County to take on the Lions.

- Rockcastle County travels to London to take on the South Laurel Cardinals.

- Pikeville travels to Paintsville to take on the Tigers.

- East Ridge travels to Shelby Valley.

- Pike County Central travels to Williamsburg.

 

 

Mountain Rankings (9/1/13)

1. Belfry (1-0)

2. Johnson Central (1-0)

3. Pikeville (2-0)

4. Breathitt County (1-0)

5. Letcher County Central (2-0)

6. Perry County Central (1-1)

7. Hazard (0-1)

8. Prestonsburg (1-1)

9. Powell County (2-0)

10. Pike Central (0-1)

11. Bath County (1-1)

12. Estill County (0-2)

 

Next week should be a fun and exciting week of football in the Mountains as they will be some good games being played.

Perry County Central also hosts Tates Creek this weekend coming. It was missing from the mountain teams schedule this week

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