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Bourbon County's Dalton Williams

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Bourbon County Colonel senior linebacker Dalton Williams knows how to fly to the football and when he gets there, he knows how to finish. Over the Colonels’ 10 games, Dalton has recorded a total of 180 tackles (106 solo) and in doing so, he has surpassed the school-record mark of 167 that was set by another outstanding linebacker Dakota Mitchell back in 2012. The difference between Mitchell and Williams, Dakota numbers are from 14 games and Williams’ numbers are from 10 games.

 

Against George Rogers Clark last Friday night, who rushed the ball 43 times, “DWillie” had 28 total tackles (14 solo), breaking his previous record of 24 total hits that he set earlier this season against Rowan County.

 

For his career, Dalton’s been in on a total of 501 tackles, leaving him 20 tackles shy of Mitchell’s school-record of 521. Could he get there Friday night against Greenup County … yes!!!

 

When the All-State teams come out, this kids’ name needs to be mentioned somewhere, because he’s that good!

 

Keep bringing them down Dalton! :eek:

Nice accomplishment. Congrats

Amazing #'s. Had not heard any pub on this young man, but I feel very confident in saying he must have the heart of a lion.

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