Final

The Purples continue on the express train toward John Hardin.

 

That should be a whale of a game.

Way to go Purples!!!

I briefly talked with the coach of Barren Co. He seemed to be a very nice individual....then, I talked with some of the parents, they were nice as well....Great group of people!

 

I am very proud of our guys and coaches! They are always great year in and year out. I am happy that my hubby got me involved with such a wonderful program!

 

I have really enjoyed this football season. The weather has been perfect, have seen some faces from the past, and PH has felt as well this year as he did bad last.

 

I love it when the fans range from all ages and come year after year to support thier team. That shows how wonderful and dedicated Bowling Green High fans are! That says a lot from someone that did not even attend this school.

Keep on rollin' BG!

It was classic short-field football for the Purples with a few exceptions. To the Trojans' credit, they played very hard, but simply shot themselves in the foot way too much. Three Purples scored twice each (Hunter Neveras, Jalen Hunter, and Brandon Green). Nacarius Fant returned a kickoff 84 yds for a score, and Blake Pillow ended the scoring with a 67 yd scamper.

 

It was the Purples' first district contest, and they trail only Warren Central in the race currently (2-0) after Central's pummelling of Greenwood last night. BGHS will resume district play in Russellville against Logan County next week. It will be their last game before the open date on 7 October.

 

Keep the freight train rollin', Purples!!!