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Top Sophomores in the state

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Bell Co's John Dudley Hilton, Dominic Carton, Cody Davenport, Ben Madon, Taylor Mills and Josh Brown will most likely play some very big roles for BC next year. John Dudley, Cody, Taylor and Josh have all seen time as starters for the majority of the season with Dominic having close to 600 yards on the season behind Greer and splitting carries with 3 others. Madon most likely will be starting on both sides of the ball. Hilton as a soph. is leading the Bell team in tackles also. Very talented young group here.

Tre Powell Ft.Campbell Can do lots of different things to change a game

 

punt return kickoff return receiver defensive back running back:ylsuper:

I agree, Tre made a textbook open field tackle last night on a Monroe County option pitch in the open field. He can cover a lot of ground in very short time.:walk:
I agree, Tre made a textbook open field tackle last night on a Monroe County option pitch in the open field. He can cover a lot of ground in very short time.:walk:

 

Tre Powell doesn't get mentioned nearly as much as the older talent that he has around him. Tre is probably the best pound for pound athlete on the team.

#27 Tanner Kendall is Monroe Co’s leading rusher and a pretty good DB as well…

 

I was very impressed by Tanner Kendall last night. He will be one to watch in the future.

Mason Countys, Neal Pawsat. He started for Mason all season at QB, and did a very well job.

#5 Quentin Brooks one of the top leading rushers in the state and he is only a sophomore.

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#7 from X?

 

Isn't he a stud?

 

Deuce Finch? Well he is but he is also a senior. :thumb:

Simon Kenton has a few Sophomores.. All have started this year..

 

Austin Baldwin- 5'9" 180 LB

Chad Lawrence- 5'10" 150 QB

Zach Carroll- 5'10" 150 Slot/DB

Meade Co.

Max Cundiff RB

Thomas Wilson QB

Just a Soph. this year. Tanner Kendall from Monroe County had 16 touchdowns, over 1100 yards total rushing, 155 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns against Ft. Campbell in the state 2A semi-finals. Also had 3 touchdowns against Green Co. in the 2A District Championship game. Real speed, not caught from behind all year and plays running back and safety on defense.

Just a Soph. this year. Tanner Kendall from Monroe County had 16 touchdowns, over 1100 yards total rushing, 155 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns against Ft. Campbell in the state 2A semi-finals. Also had 3 touchdowns against Green Co. in the 2A District Championship game. Real speed, not caught from behind all year and plays running back and safety on defense.

 

 

What are his #'s, 40, bench, squat, height, weight, GPA, etc....

What are his #'s, 40, bench, squat, height, weight, GPA, etc....

 

He was listed at 6'1" at 160 lbs. I heard his 40 was at 4.5 sec and I know he is a straight A student.

Just a Soph. this year. Tanner Kendall from Monroe County had 16 touchdowns, over 1100 yards total rushing, 155 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns against Ft. Campbell in the state 2A semi-finals. Also had 3 touchdowns against Green Co. in the 2A District Championship game. Real speed, not caught from behind all year and plays running back and safety on defense.

 

All of this and the grades to back it up. Sounds like Tanner Kendall is someone to keep our eyes on!

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