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Covington Holy Cross 58 Trimble County 0

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TurboStats GameCast for Football: Trimble County Raiders_vs_Holy Cross Indians


Covington Holy Cross scores 6 touchdowns in the first quarter achieving a very early running clock and goes on to defeat the visiting Trimble Country Raiders 58-0.  The Indians go to 2-0 in the district standings.

For Holy Cross, QB Brian Ferguson was 6-8 passing for 88 yards and 3 TDs to TE Max Hunt, WR Braylon Thornberry and WR Thomas Maddox.  On the ground, RB Charles Oglesby ran for 96 yards and 2 TDs, RB Trevin Figgs ran for 39 yards and 2 TDs, and RB Dustin WIlson ran for 55 yards and 1 TD.  Holy Cross opened up the playbook tonight.  At the end of the first half, Hunt threw a option pass to Cahlil Johnson for another score.  The reserves had a lot of opportunity for playing time giving the starters rest and keeping the starters healthy for upcoming games.

Trimble County struggled offensively.  The Raiders were held to -9 yards rushing and 8 yards passing. 

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Friday night, Covington Holy Cross (8-0) finishes district play by traveling to Ludlow (3-5).  Trimble County (2-6) finishes their district play at home against Bishop Brossart (3-5).

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