PASSING

- Bryan Station's Andre Davis passed for four touchdowns in a 54-21 win against Tates Creek.

- Christian County's Kolby Langhi was 9-of-10 for 160 yards -- surpassing the 1,000-yard mark for the season -- in a 46-7 win against Marshall County.

- Fairview's Alex Roy was 21-of-31 for 343 yards and five touchdowns in a 50-34 win against Lexington Christian.

- Franklin County's Barrett Sanderson was 17-of-29 for 237 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-28 win against Shelby County.

- Lexington Christian's Brayden Miller was 31-of-43 for 380 yards and four touchdowns in a 50-34 loss to Fairview.

- Male's Hayden Shelton was 12-of-16 for 236 yards and four touchdowns in a 57-0 win against Butler (Louisville).

- Owensboro Catholic's Ray Zuberer was 18-of-22 for 345 yards and five touchdowns in a 53-14 win against Butler County.

- Glasgow's Dessi Austin 28-of-51 for 266 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-12 loss against Greenwood.

 

RUSHING

- Ashland Blazer's Quinton Baker carried the ball 18 times for 168 yards and five touchdowns in a 48-21 win against Rowan County.

- Ballard's David Daniels ran for two touchdowns (44 yards, nine yards) in just the first five minutes in a 48-25 win against Eastern.

- Franklin County's Denzell Vance carried the ball 23 times for 200 yards and one touchdown in a 31-28 win against Shelby County.

- Greenwood's duo of Noah Pillow (120 yards, one touchdown) and Jackson Adams (20 carries, 147 yards, two touchdowns) combined for 267 yards and three touchdowns in a 28-12 win against Glasgow.

- Lafayette's trio of Walker Wood (21 carries, 238 yards, three touchdowns), Mason Alstatt (20 carries, 230 yards, two touchdowns) and Matt Silvestri (16 carries, 128 yards, two touchdowns) combined for 57 carries for 596 yards and seven touchdowns in a 48-34 win against Henry Clay.

- Including his 98-yard touchdown run, Madison Central's Johan Williams carried the ball 14 times for 204 yards and three touchdowns in a 55-0 win against Woodford County.

- North Bullitt's Logan James carried the ball 15 times for 231 yards and five touchdowns -- for the second straight week -- in a 47-44 win against Bullitt Central.

- Paintsville's duo of Luke Trimple (143 yards, three touchdowns) and Kash Daniel (seven carries, 83 yards, three touchdowns) combined for 226 yards and six touchdowns in a 56-27 win against Bourbon County.

- Paris' James Clark set the school's career touchdown mark with his second-straight four-touchdown performance in a 59-7 win against Berea.

- Scott County's trio of Noah Hughes (19 carries, 194 yards, one touchdown), Kendrick Hamilton (eight carries, 92 yards, three touchdowns) and Keith Guy (11 carries, 51 yards, three touchdowns) combined for 38 carries for 337 yards and seven touchdowns in a 55-21 win against George Rogers Clark.

- Simon Kenton's Dillon Powell carried the ball 22 times for 189 yards (breaking the 1,000-yard mark for the season) and four touchdowns in a 42-3 win against Highlands.

- South Warren's Kayron Namvong carried the ball 20 times for 197 yards and three touchdowns in a 27-0 win against Franklin-Simpson.

- Spencer County's duo of Branden Leff (248 yards, one touchdown) and Logan Holbrook (154 yards, two touchdowns) combined for 402 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-14 win against Collins.

- In just the first quarter, Trinity's Jailen Reed had 61 yards and three touchdowns on nine carries in a 51-0 win against Jeffersontown.

 

DAS BOOT

- Franklin County's Seiver Tandy made a 38-yard field goal with 21 seconds left in a 31-28 win against Shelby County.

- Johnson Central's Tyler Pack was 8-of-8 on extra points, 1-of-1 on field goals (43 yards) and 8-of-9 on touchback kickoffs -- all in a steady rain.

- South Oldham's Drew Koch kicked five field goals (27, 28, 29, 36 and career-best 43) in a 35-8 win against Oldham County.

 

MULTIPLE THREATS

- Belfry's Xondre Willis had 216 offensive yards (158 rushing yards, 58 receiving yards) and scored two touchdowns in a 38-14 win against Knoxville (Tennessee) Catholic.

- Bullitt Central's Cameron Dukes had three rushing touchdowns (on 28 carries for 235 yards) and two passing touchdowns (on 15-of-35 passing for 206 yards) in a 47-44 loss to North Bullitt.

- Christian County's Keyron Catlett scored four ways -- 10-yard run, 50-yard reception, 75-yard punt return and a 97-yard kickoff return -- in a 46-7 win against Marshall County. He finished with five receptions for 113 receiving yards. Catlett, who had 127 career receptions for 2,281 receiving yards and 22 receiving touchdowns, became the school's career receiving yards leader last week and is now two catches shy of setting the school's career receptions record.

- Cooper's Dante Hendrix had 168 receiving yards, three receiving touchdowns and two interceptions in a 28-0 win against Lexington Catholic.

- McCracken County's Zyaire Hughes had 189 offensive yards (10 carries for 140 yards and a touchdown; one reception for a 49-yard touchdown) in a 50-22 win against Daviess County.

- North Hardin's Taven Graves had 267 offensive yards (32 carries for 246 rushing yards, three receptions for 21 receiving yards) in a 26-18 win at Monroe County.

- Pikeville's Clay Slone had a 53-yard punt return touchdown, a 31-yard receiving touchdown and a 29-yard receiving touchdown in a 68-14 win against South Floyd.

 

DANDY DEFENSE

- Bryan Station's Devon Key officially returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown -- it was unofficially 108 yards, but unlike the NFL, high school (NFHS/KHSAA) does not surpass 100 yards -- in a 54-21 win against Tates Creek.

- Campbellsville (6-0), off to its best start since 1999, held Fort Knox to 0 yards of offense in a 51-0 win.

- John Hardin recorded six sacks and earned its first shutout since 2013 in a 37-0 win against Meade County. Meade County crossed midfield in just three drives.

- North Hardin's Brandon Leak had an interception on Monroe County's final possession to help North Hardin hold on for a 26-18 win at Monroe County.

- Paintsville's tandem of Luke Trimple (five tackles plus two interceptions, one which he returned 25 yards for a touchdown) and Kash Daniel (13 tackles) were wrecking machines in a 56-27 win against Bourbon County.

- Simon Kenton came up with six interceptions in a 42-3 win against Highlands.

- Spencer County's Kadin Smith had two interceptions -- one of which he returned 46 yards for a touchdown to give his team the lead -- in a 35-14 win against Collins.

 

"DOWN" BUT NOT OUT

- Down 20 points in the second half, North Bullitt rallied for a 47-44 win against Bullitt Central.

- Down 28-0 in the second half, Southern rallied past Iroquois, 29-28. Southern scored its final touchdown in the final two minutes and got the two-point conversion to take its only lead of the game.

- Down 14-13 in the second half, Spencer County scored three touchdowns in just 87 seconds in a 35-14 win against Collins.

 

"SINCE" YOU ASKED

- Campbellsville (6-0) is off to its best start SINCE 1999.

- Simon Kenton beat Highlands for just the second time in 27 tries and the first time SINCE 1974.

- Spencer County is 6-0 for the first time SINCE the varsity football program was founded in 2004.

In Pulaski Counties 49-14 win vs Madison Southern

 

Riley Hall (SR) 16-20 258 yards 3TD; 8 Rush 51 yards

 

Jake Johnson (JR) 8 rec 108 yards 2 TD (now has over 200 receptions)

I dunno if this counts but Trinity was up 42-0 in the first half of the second quarter and the rest of the game was played on a running clock with shortened (8 minute) third and fourth quarters.

 

Male may have done something similar in their game against Seneca, but I don't know the stats on that to be sure.

 

EDIT: Oh, and Trinity's first string kicker Jay Nunamaker had a perfect game, getting 6 of 6 extra points and 6 of 6 touchbacks.

Bowling Green only gave up 48 rushing yards on 33 carries at 6A Central Hardin.

Qb Cash jones - McCracken county. 9-14 185 yards 2 passing tds and one rushing td in one half of at against daviess county.

Bethlehem's Hunter Downs carried it 20 times for 165 and 2 scores.

NewCath (RB) Jacob Smith 27 carries for 156 yards and a score. He also had close to 100 return yards, including a 55 yd punt return.

 

NewCath (RB) John "hair-ball" Harris 8 carries for 112 yards and a score.

 

NewCath kicker Ryan Hans 45 yard field goal....NewCath school record (43 was the previous long)

Cooper first team since 2010 (72 games) to shut out Lex Cath

Nick Parker of the Bracken County Polar Bears had 294 yards on 22 carries that includes an 88 TD run. Also had an interception in the game vs. Dayton in 1A action Friday night.

Charles Gaines of Lloyd Memorial 6 catches for 176 yards and 3 touchdowns vs Garrard county

Spencer County Backs:

Branden Leff - 18/237 1 TD

Logan Holbrook - 19/152 2 TD's

Kadin Smith - 8/151 1 TD

 

Kadin Smith also 2 INT's, both in the 4th quarter the first one returned for TD giving Spencer the lead in their victory over Collins.