Week 4 of the 2013 Kentucky High School Football Season has came and gone. Here’s a recap of all the action.

 

 

 

Perry County Central 20, Breathitt County 14

The Commodores and coach Justin Haddix traveled to Jackson to take on Coach Haddix alma mater, Breathitt County.

Breathitt County got on the scoreboard first courtesy of a 65 yard touchdown pass from Adam White to James Collins, Joe Erp would come on and get the extra point kick. Perry Central would answer with a 26 yard touchdown run by Nathan Pray, Perry’s attempt at a two point conversion would fail, making the score 7-6 Breathitt County going into the second quarter.

 

Perry would be the only team to score in the second quarter and that came on a 75 yard touchdown pass from Nathan Pray to Tyler Fugate, Perry would add two more points to the touchdown on a two point conversion, making the score 14-7 Commodores going into halftime..

 

Neither team would score in the third quarter, everything stayed the same going into the fourth.

 

Breathitt County would strike first in the final period on a 1 yard fumble recovery by Austin Craft, Joe Erp would tie the game at 14-14 with the extra point kick. That wouldn’t last long as the Commodores would answer with a 1 yard touchdown pass from Nathan Pray to Josh Garry, Perry would miss the kick, making what would be the final score, 20-14 Perry Central.

Perry Central improved to 2-3 with the win and the Breathitt County Bobcats would fall to 1-3.

 

 

Estill County 35, Bath County 20

Estill County traveled to Owingsville to take on Bath County in the first district game of 2013. Estill looking to get their first district win since 2011 where the Engineers defeated Bath County 34-19.

 

Estill County would strike first, winning the coin toss and scoring on the first drive on a 5 yard touchdown run by Jon Collins, Levi Tipton would come on and make the extra point kick. Estill would force Bath County 3 and out. Estill would strike again, this time on a 7 yard run by Kordel Day, Tipton would come on and make the extra point kick and the Engineers would lead 14-0 with 2 seconds left in the first quarter.

 

Estill would strike yet again, this time it came in the second quarter on a 73 yard fumble recovery by Chipper Hitchcock, Tipton would miss the extra point kick. Estill lead 20-0. Bath would answer with a 1 yard run by Brandon Price, Bath would miss the extra point kick, making it 20-6 Engineers but Estill County would add another score before halftime on a 36 yard touchdown run by quarterback Trevor Jones, Tipton would come on and make the extra point kick making it 27-6 Engineers at halftime.

 

Bath would score on the opening drive of the third quarter courtesy of a 1 yard touchdown run by Curren Shrout, Bath’s attempt at a two point conversion failed making it 27-12 Engineers. That score wouldn’t stay like that for long as the Engineers would score again, this time on a 37 yard touchdown run by Jon Collins, Trevor Jones would run in the two point conversion making it 35-12 Engineers.

 

Estill would lead 35-12 going into the fourth and that score would stay the same until about a minute left to go in the game and Bath score on a 20 yard touchdown pass from DeKeiton Young to Taborn Kissic, Bath would get the two point conversion on a pass play from Young to Brandon Price. Bath’s attempt at an onside kick was almost ran back for a touchdown by Trevor Jones of Estill County, however Bath was able to push him out of bounds at Bath’s 30 yard line. The Engineers would sit on it making it 35-20 Estill County.

 

Estill County improves to 2-3 (1-0 district) with the win and Bath County falls to 1-4 (0-1 district). Estill gets their first district win since 2011.

 

 

Other scores from September 20^th:

 

- Belfry 56, Pikeville 20

- Letcher County Central 55, Sheldon Clark 6

- Pike County Central 38, Prestonsburg 36

- Powell County 34, Lewis County 13

 

 

 

Mountain Rankings (9-22-13)

(1) Belfry (4-0) (@ Sheldon Clark 9/27, vs. Gallia Academy OH 10/4, @ Christian Academy-Knoxville, TN 10/11)

(2) Johnson Central (4-0) (vs. Boyd County 9/27, @ Ironton OH 10/4, @ Greenup County 10/11)

(3) Pikeville (4-1) (vs. Middlesboro 9/27, vs. South Floyd 10/11, @ Phelps 10/18)

(4) Powell County (4-0) (vs. Estill County 9/27, @ Garrard County 10/4, vs. Bath County 10/11)

(5) Hazard (2-2) (@ Breathitt County 9/27, @ Prestonsburg 10/4, @ Harlan 10/11)

(6) Letcher County Central (3-2) (vs. Somerset 9/27, @ Harlan County 10/11, Perry County Central 10/18)

(7) Pike Central (2-2) (@ Morgan County 9/27, vs. Fairview 10/4, vs. Lawrence County 10/11)

(8) Perry County Central (2-3) (vs. Rockcastle County 9/27, Whitley County 10/11, @ Letcher County Central 10/18)

(9) Estill County (2-3) ( @ Powell County 9/27, vs. Bourbon County 10/4, @ Western Hills 10/11)

(10) Breathitt County (1-3) (vs. Hazard 9/27, @ Magoffin County 10/3, @ Clay County 10/11)

(11) Prestonsburg (1-4) (@ Betsy Layne 9/27, vs. Hazard 10/4, vs. Shelby Valley 10/11)

(12) Bath County (1-4) (@ Garrard County 9/27, vs. Western Hills 10/4, @ Powell County 10/11)

Anyone agree/disagree?

Bell County/Knox County Isnt In the Mountains anymore?? To have a "Mountain Rankings" that includes a 1-4 Bath County team over a 4-0 Middlesboro team and a 5-0 Corbin team is ridiculous.

Bell County/Knox County Isnt In the Mountains anymore?? To have a "Mountain Rankings" that includes a 1-4 Bath County team over a 4-0 Middlesboro team and a 5-0 Corbin team is ridiculous.

 

 

Just basically the teams I'm covering. Bell and Middlesboro are already covered by Les.

Ok understand now I think lol

Actually the teams I cover in the Southeastern Six are Bell, Corbin, Harlan Co., Knox Central, Whitley County & Williamsburg. I'm not sure who covers Middlesboro.

I can start putting Middlesboro in the rankings next week.