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Lexington Catholic 62 Marion County 9

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Lexington Catholic ran 31 plays on offense for 585 yards (18.9 yards per play) and had 305 yards on the ground and 280 yards through the air.

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No. 9 Lexington Catholic 62, Marion Co. 9: Reese Ryan threw for 224 and three TDs in the rout for the visiting Knights (6-3) over host Marion (3-6).

Sam Letton went for 107 yards and Marcelis Logan for 101, each on three catches. Letton caught one TD for the Knights, while Logan caught two and also rushed for another.

Carter Gray led all LexCath rushers with 122 yards and two TDs on just two carries.

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The week off seemed to do LexCath well. The team is mostly back to full strength. Though senior Kiron Snowden went out last night.

 

The return of Cody Mitchell on defense helped.

 

Ryan, Letton, Logan, Mitchell, Bouvier, Gray all make LexCath dangerous offensively with the right play sequences.

 

Logan, Letton, Gray and senior Justin Brownell all had big 40 yard plus plays running or catching Ryan passes. Noah Mitchell banged in two TDs in the first half when the Knights were in the red zone.

 

 

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Marcellis Logan gets an escort from Marty Brown on a long screen pass.

 

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Sam Letton catches a TD pass.

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