If anyone hears of any football teams with equipment losses and such, please share them so this awesome community can come together and pick up our football family.  I know the pain from what is happening is much bigger than football but there will be a lot of groups helping in many ways.  Lets band together for the football community and help when we hear of a need. 

Amen to that. The one saving Grace for many programs is the new consolidated schools over the last couple of decades have mostly been built on mountaintop removals so hopefully the damage is minimal. Of course that’s not every school and certainly doesn’t take into account what these young men and women have experienced at home. 

Considering the issues with getting helmets, if there is loss, other programs helping out might be the only way to play games. 

Breathitt.

Edited July 29, 20224 yr by theguru

50 minutes ago, KYFootballFanz said:

Breathitt 

This was the stadium I was most worried about. There’s water right beside it.
 

I also saw a picture of Jenkins town and I’m guessing their field is underwater, although I don’t believe they are fielding a team this year. 

Boyle County coach and Breathitt County alum Justin Haddix looking to help with the devastating floods in eastern Kentucky. 

Current Breathitt County coach Kyle Moore says the program has lost almost everything. 

I know the pads and helmet situation is almost impossible at this point. I have no idea about jerseys, etc. and if they can be cleaned enough to use. It will be very tough for Breathitt to play football (and honestly that’s the least of the community concerns right now), but hopefully they can for the sake of the kids and hopefully provide some light during this darkest of times. 

For Breathitt LCA has cleaned all their jerseys and gear they could salvage. All the 13th region schools are sending balls. Pikeville is sending cleats for each player. Awesome seeing our state band together.