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Oldham County (5-4) and Lafayette (7-2) head into their final regular season matchup for the second consecutive season, with both taking it on the chin last week. Oldham fell to Trinity, 49-0, in the battle for the 6A, District 5 regular season crown, and finishes as the #2 seed. The Colonels will face District 3 three-seed North Hardin in the first round of the playoffs at Bell Field in Buckner, KY on 11/6. Lafayette lost to Paul Lawrence Dunbar, 14-10. Lafayette, also a two-seed for the playoffs, will face Bryan Station in the first round of the playoffs at Lafayette. Both teams feature run-oriented attacks. Prior to their running game being stymied by Trinity last week, Oldham was averaging over 200 yards a game on the ground, led by sophomore fullback Caisyn Lee's 770 yards and Luke Collier's 324. When the Colonels do go to the air, QB Javy Tucker's favorite target is speedy sophomore Cayenne Redmon (33 catches, 673 yards, 6 TDs. Lafayette will counter with a two-headed monster featuring Harrison Stephens (650 yards, 9.3 ypc), and Tyree Richardson (777 yards, 8.2 ypc). The Generals have not been particularly efficient through the air, though, completing just over 47% of their passes for just 824 yards. Statistics for both teams, above, are through the first 8 games only. Oldham County won last year's year-ending meeting, at Lafayette, 43-13. The game will be broadcast FREE live video, on the Voice of the Colonels, the Pegasus Sports Network, with the pregame show beginning at 7 pm ET on www.psnky.com. The game will also be archived indefinitely on the www.psnky.com website. CM

Rocks took a 35-0 lead after one and instituted the running clock. Oldham opened the game with an attempted onside kick, giving Trinity the ball to start the game on the 50. Trinity scored TDs on each of their five first quarter possessions, beginning each on the 50 or inside Oldham territory, with drives beginning at the OC 35, OC 30, and OC 35, and a fumble recovery at the OC 15 (which the Rocks ran in for a TD). Trinity D had allowed just 15 yards, unofficially, at the half, when Trinity led, 42-0. Final, Trinity 49-0. Rocks preserved their 6th consecutive shutout by blocking Rowan Williams' 31 yard field goal on the final play of the game. It was Williams' first missed FG of the year. Oldham picked up a statistical first: Hopkins' sack of QB Zane Johnson was the first sack of the Trinity QB this season. Both teams subbed heavily in the second half; Oldham third string QB Jo Jo Ali spent most of the second half quarterbacking Oldham County. The Colonels - who have been relatively injury free this year - were still missing two of their best players: star linebacker Jess Officer, who already has over a dozen D1 offers, and Luke Collier, who blew out his ACL last week against Ballard. Collier was the team's #2 rusher and #2 receiver. Backup QB/WB Weston Brisco started in his place at Wingback.

Free live coverage of Oldham County vs Trinity on Pegasus Sports Network beginning with the pregame show at 6:30 pm, with Kickoff (changed) at 7 pm ET. www.psnky.com Pegasus features a 4-camera operation with replays. Join Mike Montgomery and Jamie Brown for all the play by play and color commentary. If you miss the live video broadcast, the archive will be on the website indefinitely.

FINAL: Oldham County 28 Ballard 23. I Oldham 199 yards rushing unofficially Ballard's offense did not score after the midway mark of the 2nd quarter (they did score a safety and a TD on a KOR in the fourth)

5:14 to play Caisyn Lee 5 yard run. pancakes it Oldham Co 38 Ballard 23

Oldham 15 Ballard 14. 37 yard fg by soph Rowan Williams

half Ballard 14 Oldham Co 12. good game

Colonels have looked much better since putting the ball in the hands of their running backs. But they still have the home run threat in soph WR Cayenne Redmon who has been electric this year. The defense is improving since the switch from the 3-6-3 /to the 4-4......they have been opportunistic and improvement on that side of the ball bodes well for them if they can continue it this week.

North Hardin struggles mightily against a decent running attack. St. X wins big.

Who: Oldham County Colonels (4-3, 1-0) vs Ballard Bruins (1-6, 0-1) Where: Louisville, KY at Ballard HS When: Friday, 10/16/26 Kickoff at 7 pm Free, Live Video coverage: Begins at 6:30 pm ET on www.psnky.com (broadcast is also archived on the website, viewable for free, indefinitely) Mike Montgomery and Jamie Brown have the call. Last Year: Ballard won, 22-0, in Buckner. Oldham County (4-3) will try to win its second straight and move to 2-0 in district play, which would guarantee the Colonels a home playoff berth. Ballard (1-6), struggling under the weight of a very strong schedule, will come in looking for its first district win after suffering a 73-0 thrashing from #1 Trinity last week. Oldham will try to continue to win on the ground; the Colonels had over 300 yards rushing versus North Hardin three weeks ago and over 200 yards against Eastern last Friday. Sophomore fullback Caisyn Lee leads all Colonel runners with 688 yards and 7 TDs.... Ballard will try to extend their winning streak against OC; the Bruins have won 12 consecutive games against the Colonels dating back to 2002. Oldham's last wins in the series came in 2001 (a 41-31 victory) and 2000 (a 48-9 OC win). Free live video broadcast starts on the Pegasus Sports Network at 6:30 pm ET at www.psnky.com. Archived coverage is available for free immediately afterwards, and will be on the website indefinitely. CM

Oldham County (3-2) travels to Radcliff on Friday for a matchup with the Trojans of North Hardin (3-2). Oldham is fresh off a Saturday win over rival South Oldham, 14-12, a win that ended a two game losing skid. North Hardin is also coming off a win, a 14-0 victory over the Valley Vikings. The game may hinge on the youthful Oldham County defense, which has held opponents to 10-12 points in Oldham's three wins, but which has yielded an average of 40 points in the Colonels' two losses. North Hardin's defense - after giving up 51 points to Pulaski County in a 51-7 loss three weeks ago - has shutout its last two opponents, beating Central Hardin 48-0 and Valley 14-0 in the last two games. FREE Live video coverage will begin with the Skyworks pregame show on the Pegasus Sports Network at 7 pm Eastern Time. Kickoff is at 7:30 pm. Go to www.psnky.com The broadcast will also be available on the site afterwards as an archive, indefinitely. Mike Montgomery and Jamie Brown will have the call.

Oldham County tries to bounce back after falling to 2-2 last week with a loss to Collins on the road. Oldham, who scored 37 last week to Collins in a 56-37 defeat, has scored frequently with its youthful offense, tallying 30+ points in 3 of 4 games, and putting 21 on the board against North Oldham, but the Colonels - equally young on the defensive side of the ball (LOTS of sophomores) and playing a new 3-5-3 scheme - have given up 90 points total in their last two games, both losses on the road. South Oldham lost its third straight, 42-0, to cross-town rival North Oldham last week to fall to 1-3. Since opening with an 8-0 win over Meade County, the Dragons have scored just 31 points in three losses to Eastern, Tates Creek, and North. The game will be broadcast LIVE (and archived indefinitely) on PEGASUS SPORTS NETWORK (www.psnky.com), beginning with the Skyworks pregame show at 7 pm. Guest play-by-play announcer Mike Batuello will take the microphone, sitting in for the traveling Mike Montgomery. He'll join color commentator Jamie Brown for the call of the game.

nWo, glad to see you haven't gone anywhere in my absence..... Maybe I can make you the official Pegasus Sports weatherman.... 😀 (Might have to reveal to me your real name, though..... 🤔)

Strong defense against the Oldham run game for North Oldham was huge in the Mustangs' win. Oldham came in averaging over 5 yards per carry, but North kept Oldham to just 3.8 yards / carry, unofficially, on the night. Oldham managed just three carries of over 10 yards, with the longest - 18 yards - by fullback Caisyn Lee. Oldham QB Javy Tucker had a rough start, throwing two picks in his first three throws, but finished strong, completing 9 of 16 afterward, with two TDs and no INT. His gutsy play in the fourth brought Oldham to within 6 yards of cutting what had been a 20 point North lead down to just a touchdown.....Tucker finished 10-19-2 204 yards 2 TDs, and added 7 carries for 27 yards. North QB Brodie Pfeiffer looked in control all night. He repeatedly found holes in the Oldham pass defense on the underneath routes, and though he did throw a pick when he tried to burn the Colonels' 1-deep defense on a long ball. Credit Oldham with pretty much taking away his ability to run, and North pretty much dropped that from their offensive playbook after failing to get much with Pfeiffer's legs. Pfeiffer especially looked impressive on quick-timing routes, and he negated much of Oldham's well-documented ability to pressure the backfield by getting ready of ball fast and on -target. A tribute to both Tucker's and Pfeiffer's elusiveness, neither was sacked on the night. North MVP would have to be the talented running back, Ronin Renton, who showed remarkable leg drive and escapability all night. Oldham couldn't seem to keep him from getting through the first two layers of the defense, and he found the end zone twice. Really impressed with this young man. His ability to gain yards on the ground was the difference-maker in the game. Oldham sophomore WR Cayenne Redmon continues to impress, snagging 6 passes for 98 yards, including a 28 yard TD where he beat all the defenders and caught the ball on the fly in the end zone. For the season the talented receiver already has 15 catches for 342 yards. Oldham County sophomore kicker Rowan Williams continues to make noise. Rowan kicked two field goals from 41 and 32 yards, and remains perfect on the season, having hit all 9 of his PATs and all three of his FGs. The weather and the rivalry combined to really wear on both teams. By the fourth quarter, the heat / humidity / intensity had both teams physically dragging (visibly), and the game was frequently stopped for players suffering from cramps. Thankfully, neither team appeared to suffer any kind of injuries beyond that. North Oldham faces South Oldham next week, meaning they have to rev up their emotions for another rivalry matchup. Oldham goes on the road to face Collins.