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Inside Mountain Football (9/8/13)

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Week 2 of the 2013 football season has came and gone and here is the re-cap, in case anyone missed it.

 

 

 

Bourbon County 55, Breathitt County 14

 

 

The Colonels went to Jackson and left victorious. Bourbon got on the board quickly courtesy of a 23 yard touchdown pass from Dalton Pope to Snoop Johnson, Bourbon would make the extra point kick. Bourbon would add another score on a 2 yard touchdown run by Brent Holman, Dakota Tipton would make it 14-0 with the extra point kick. Breathitt would get on the scoreboard on an 8 yard touchdown run by Jon Collins but the Bobcats would miss the extra point kick, making it 14-6 Bourbon going into the second quarter.

 

Bourbon would light up the Bobcats in the second put up 28 points in the quarter. Brent Holman would get the Colonels started on a 7 yard touchdown run, Dakota Tipton would nail the extra point kick making it 21-6 Colonels. Holman would once again find his way into the endzone this time for a 10 yard touchdown run, Tipton ‘s kick failed making the the score at 27-6 Colonels. Bourbon would strike on defense as Jaxson Hilander picked off an Adam White pass and returned it 51 yards for a touchdown, Chandler Thomas would run it into the endzone to convert the 2 point conversion, making it 35-6 Colonels. Bourbon would strike again before halftime courtesy of a Marquaez Hill 23 yard touchdown run, Dakota Tipton would make the extra point kick, making it 42-6 Colonels at halftime.

 

Bourbon would be the first team to score in the second half on a 22 yard touchdown pass from Dalton Pope to Hayden Cox making the score 49-6 Colonels but that wouldn’t stay long as Breathitt County came an answered Bourbon’s touchdown with a touchdown of their own courtesy of a 23 yard touchdown run by Jon Collins, Collins would make his way into the endzone for the two point conversion making the score 49-14 Colonels, which would be the score going into the fourth quarter.

 

Bourbon would score only once in the fourth and would be the only team to score in the fourth and that came by a fumble recovery by Chandler Thomas in the endzone, Tipton would miss the extra point kick, making what would be the final score, 55-14 Colonels.

 

 

Pikeville 28, Paintsville 21

 

Paintsville would strike first in the opening quarter courtesy by a 4 yard touchdown run by Kash Daniel, Bradley Nordin would make the extra point kick, making it 7-0 Paintsville and that’s how it would stand going into the second quarter.

 

Pikeville would get things started in the second on a 17 yard run by Chase Hall, L.J. Allara would make the extra point kick, tying the game at 7-7. Kash Daniel would put Paintsville back on top on a 2 yard touchdown run, Nordin would make the extra point kick making it 14-7 Paintsville but not for long as Pikeville would come right back and score on a 66 yard touchdown pass by Austin Charles to Cody Estep, Allara would make the extra point kick and the game would be tied at 14-14 going into halftime. The score would stay the same going into the fourth quarter as both teams failed to score in the third.

 

Paintsville would get things started in the fourth courtesy of a 13 yard touchdown run by Kash Daniel, Nordin would make the extra point kick. Pikeville would answer on a 24 yard touchdown run by Chase Hall, Allara would come on and make the extra point kick. Pikeville would add another score on a 73 yard touchdown run by Chase Hall, Allara would make the extra point kick and that would be the final score, Pikeville 28-21 over Paintsville.

 

 

Hazard 26, Letcher County Central 21

 

Hazard would strike first on a 6 yard touchdown run by Brandon Jones, Kevin Eversole would make the extra point kick, making it 7-0 Bulldogs. That wouldn’t last long as Letcher would tie it up on a 5 yard run by Jaylen Williams, Justin Holbrook would make the extra point kick, making it 7-7 going into the second quarter.

 

The Cougars would strike first courtesy of a 5 yard touchdown pass from Zane Blair to Ryan Alzuragi, Letcher would miss the extra point kick but the Cougars led 13-7. Hazard would come right back and tie things up on a 28 yard touchdown pass from Tanner Morgan to Trey Higgins, Eversole would come on and make the extra point kick, making it 14-13 Bulldogs. Hazard would add another score on a 23 yard touchdown pass from Tanner Morgan to Chris Hudson, Eversole would miss the extra point kick, maing it 20-13 Bulldogs. Letcher would answer on a 12 yard touchdown run by quarterback Zane Blair, Ryan Alzuragi would make his way into the endzone for the two point conversion, making it 21-20 Cougars at halftime.

 

Hazard would be the only team to score in the second half and that came in the third quarter courtesy of a 18 yard run by Kody Arnett, Hazard’s two point conversion failed. Bulldogs lead 26-21 which would be the final score.

 

 

Estill County 36, Jackson County 0

 

Engineers have ended their 14 game losing streak.

 

Estill would get on the board quick, winning the coin toss, electing to receive and scoring on the first drive courtesy of a 2 yard touchdown run by Jon Collins, Levi Tipton would make the extra point kick. That would be the score going into the second quarter 7-0 Estill.

 

Estill would score again on another touchdown run by Jon Collins, Tipton would make the extra point kick making it 14-0 Estill. Estill wouldn’t stop there as they scored again, this time, Tipton would miss the extra point kick, making it 20-0 Estill but Tipton would make up the extra point miss by making a field goal to put Estill up 23-0 at halftime.

 

Estill would score twice in the second half but would miss one extra point kick. Estill’s first score came on a 73 yard touchdown pass from Trevor Jones to Kris Dennis. Estill would add another score which would make it final 36-0 Estill.

 

 

 

Other Mountain Games:

Belfry 21, Harlan County 12

Somerset 22, Southwestern 19

Pulaski County 57, North Hardin 35

Knott County Central 44, Phelps 22

Johnson Central 72, Noblesville, IN 28

 

 

Mountain Rankings (9/8/13)

1. Belfry (2-0) (@ Southwestern 9/13, Pikeville 9/20, @ Sheldon Clark 9/27)

2. Johnson Central (2-0) (Perry County Central 9/13, Harlan County 9/20, Boyd County 9/27)

3. Pikeville (3-0) (Sheldon Clark 9/13, @ #1 Belfry 9/20, Middlesboro 9/27)

4. Hazard (1-1) (Somerset 9/13, @ Fairview 9/20, @ Breathitt County 9/27)

5. Letcher County Central (2-1) (@ Pike Central 9/13, Sheldon Clark 9/20, Somerset 9/27)

6. Powell County (2-0) (vs. #9 Prestonsburg 9/13, vs. Lewis County 9/20, vs. #10 Estill County 9/27)

7. Breathitt County (1-1) (@ Lawrence County 9/13, vs. #6 Perry County Central 9/20, vs. #4 Hazard 9/27)

8. Perry County Central (1-2) (@ #2 Johnson Central 9/13, @ #7 Breathitt County 9/20, vs. Rockcastle County 9/27)

9. Prestonsburg (1-2) (@ #8 Powell County 9/13, @ #10 Pike Central 9/20, @ Betsy Layne 9/27)

10. Estill County (1-2) (@ Magoffin County 9/13, @ #11 Bath County 9/20, @ #6 Powell County 9/27)

11. Bath County (1-2) (@ East Carter 9/13, vs. #10 Estill County 9/20, @ Garrard County 9/27)

12. Pike Central (0-2) (vs. #5 Letcher Central 9/13, vs. #9 Prestonsburg 9/20, @ Morgan County 9/27)

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