Congratulations to Bowling Green head coach Kevin Wallace, who joined the 200-win club Friday with a win over Warren East, where he ironically began his coaching career.

 

With a hat tip to the KHSAA and the Kentucky Football Coaches Association, here is a working list of the 200-Win Club in Kentucky. Active coaches are bolded.

 

Dale Mueller should join the club next year.

 

 

Kentucky Football 200-Win Club (After 2009 season)

 

345 - Bob Schneider, Newport Central Catholic

332 - Dudley Hilton, Bell County

327 - Phillip Haywood, Belfry

317 - Bob Redman, Male

310 - Mike Glaser, St. Xavier

299 - Sam Harp, Danville

292 - Joe Jaggers, North Hardin

289 - Ivan McGlone, Russell

285 - Mojo Hollowell, Owensboro Catholic

280 - Walter Brugh, Paintsville

271 - Garnis Martin, Bardstown

258 - Owen Hauck, Boone County

254 - Jack Morris, Mayfield

253 - Dan Haley, Bowling Green

249 - Tom Larkey, Harlan County

249 - Ty Holland, Murray

244 - Hillard Howard, Letcher County Central

240 - Mike Holcomb, Breathitt County

233 - Mark Brown, John Hardin

232 - Lynn Ray, Covington Catholic

231 - Jack Haskins, Lone Oak

227 - Marshall Patterson, Fort Campbell

226 - Larry French, Boyle County

225 - William Kean, Central

219 - Roy Walton, Tates Creek

213 - Tom Duffy, Henderson County

212 - Steve Frommeyer, Eminence

196 - Kevin Wallace, Bowling Green

188 - Paul Rains, Lexington Christian

188 - Jerry Eubank, Glasgow

182 - Dale Mueller, Highlands

Edited September 12, 201016 yr by The Scribe

If anyone knows of anyone who should be on the list, please post

I'm glad to see Jack Haskins' name on there. For some reason, he isn't included on the KHSAA list. If he is named the coach of the new consolidated school, that number should continue to increase

I'm glad to see Jack Haskins' name on there. For some reason, he isn't included on the KHSAA list. If he is named the coach of the new consolidated school, that number should continue to increase

I am curious to see if he will hang around for it. Jack has been around for some time now.

According to the best information I could find, Ken Barrett coached the Russellville Panthers 23 seasons, compiling a 171-86 record. His overall record was listed at 246-153.

 

Barrett also coached at Trigg County and Marshall County. He won three state championships at Russellville.

 

Barrett played for Butler High School in Princeton in the late 1940s.

I think Ray Graham has 198 wins including the 2 wins at LCA this season. He could hit 200 if the Eagles can manage a win at Breathitt and then somehow beat Lex Cath at Catholic next week.

Coach Tom Larkey is at 251 as of today. Hopefully 252 tomorrow.