Congrats to the St. X running back.

 

Boyle County's Larry French and Monroe County's John Pettet are the Associated Press co-coaches of the year.

Congrats to the St. X running back.

 

Boyle County's Larry French and Monroe County's John Pettet are the Associated Press co-coaches of the year.

 

Congrats to Mr. Finch for a great season and career.

Good choice.. Congrats to the young man...

Congratulations and well done.

Congrats to the St. X running back.

 

Boyle County's Larry French and Monroe County's John Pettet are the Associated Press co-coaches of the year.

 

I don't know the guy or even where Monroe County is located but it looks as if this award was well deserved for Mr. Pettet.

 

Monroe County's record in 2007 = 2-9

Monroe County's record in 2008 = 12-2

 

Job well done.

Congratulations Coach French. :thumb:

Well deserved for both coaches...:thumb:

Isn't Duece the 1st St. X guy to ever win it? CONGRATS TO YOU!!

Congratulations to Deuce. He has been a formidable foe for Trinity over the years. I find it hard to believe that, in all its illustrious football history, this is the first Tiger so selected (I think). At first blush, that doesn't seem right. I ask the X historians: who may have been deserving but was not selected? When was this award first given? Tendai Charasika was tough. Mo Moorman, Dicky Lyons, Rick Buehner.....? Who beat these guys out?

Wow. Congratulations Coach French!!!!!!!!!!! And thank you for restoring our swagger Coach French!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1986 Frank Jacobs (Newport C. Cath.) Notre Dame

1987 Kurt Baber (Paducah Tilghman) Southern California

1988 Jeff Brohm (Trinity-Louisville) University of Louisville

1989 Pookie Jones (Calloway Co.) University of Kentucky

1990 Damon Hood (Warren Central) University of Kentucky

1991 Scott Russell (Evarts) Lees-McRae/Union

1992 Billy Jack Haskins (Paducah Tilghman) University of Kentucky / Rhode Island University

1993 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) Cumberland College

1994 Shaun Alexander (Boone Co.) University of Alabama

1995 Tim Couch (Leslie Co.) University of Kentucky

1996 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) University of Kentucky

1997 Dennis Johnson (Harrodsburg) University of Kentucky

1998 Jared Lorenzen (Highlands) University of Kentucky

1999 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) Toledo/University of Kentucky

2000 Montrell Jones (Male) University of Tennessee

2001 Jeff Duggins (Boyle County) Alford State, NY

2002 Michael Bush (Male) University of Louisville

2003 Brian Brohm (Trinity (Louisville)) University of Louisville

2004 Curtis Pulley (Hopkinsville) University of Kentucky

2005 Micah Johnson (Ft. Campbell) University of Kentucky

2006 Douglas Beaumont (Male) University of Louisville

2007 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) Troy University

Mr. Finch also picked up the Hornung award today!

 

As much as I'd like to see any of our Trinity boys win, I absolutely cannot argue with this choice! Congratulations! Well deserved, and hard won!:dancingpa

I don't know the guy or even where Monroe County is located but it looks as if this award was well deserved for Mr. Pettet.

 

Monroe County's record in 2007 = 2-9

Monroe County's record in 2008 = 12-2

 

Job well done.

 

The Monroe County turn around is one of the least covered stories in KY football this year. Coach Pettet has done a tremendous job and I am glad he is being recognized with this much deserved honor.

 

I was in Tompkinsville last Friday night for the 2A semi-final and the atmosphere was fantastic for high school football. Congratulations!!

Congratulations to the winners, especially John Petett. I know John would give all the credit to his assistants and seniors, but he deserves this award despite what he says:D

The job that Jim Black did at Whitley County was just as impressive as anyone this year.In my opinion he deserves the award as much or more than anyone.