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I believe this means Evangel will skip the LIT.

Solid win to hopefully build some momentum for the dragons.

The rebels also return their entire starting offensive line.

I’d expect a better year for this Atherton team. They return their quarterback QuaShawn Johnson who was only a freshman and threw for over 550 yards. They also return their third leading leading rusher and second leading receiver in Demetrius Dunlap. Chance Thompson also returns in the receiving core grabbing over 100 yards in 2020 season. Their second and third leading tacklers return in Robert Edwards and Johnathan Bennem. Erion Sanders Strain should lead the defensive line. Sanders Strain didn’t get much of a chance to play his junior season however he put up a productive season as a sophomore. I’m intrigued by the possibility that RB and LB Jymarrie Johnson returns to the team for the 2021 season. Johnson missed his entire junior season due to injury. He ran for over 47 yards a game as a sophomore and looked to be a very promising player.

Sheppard is number 3 right next to Pat Forde.

I would expect Evangel Christian to be a serious contender in the All A Classic now.

Mabry transferred from Spencer county to Jeffersontown prior to this season. He then transferred again to Evangel Christian.

I’m not usually one to blame the refs. But wow some clear bad calls preventing the dragons from getting back in the game.

This reffing crew seems to love blowing their whistles quite a bit.

I expect upcoming juniors DB Amare Townsend and DL Joshua Johnson to be solid players on the defense.

Both these teams have the pieces to compete for a state championship this season. Dominant, rim protecting big (Bar, Kalle). A talented guard who can control the offense (Sisk, Perry). It really comes down to the production from the role players which in this case Tilford had a big game which really propelled Ballard to the win.

I believe Mabry has enrolled at Evangel Christian. Shouldn’t be eligible until next season however.

I’ve heard Coach Scroggins has passed. Very unfortunate for a great guy. Left a huge impact in high school football.

Looks like Hawley is in fact warming up and set to play. No Roberts though.

I’m intrigued by the matchup of Mudd and Michel. Both tall and athletic with perimeter skills.

A bit surprising to me considering OC returns quite a bit this year and is expected to have a good year. I may be wrong but I believe Coach Fox coached at Trinity before coming to OC.

The 9/24 game has been filled with Boyle County.

I think it will be tough for Collins to overcome Oldham County’s size. I like OC by 10 maybe more.

Am I seeing this correctly, no North Oldham?

I would say it’s probably pretty tough to beat Desales when you aren’t hitting shots with Sekou Kalle defending the paint.

Per the athletic department: North Oldham High School is excited to announce Jamie Brown as the new head football coach for the Mustangs. Jamie has 28 years of coaching experience from middle school to the professional ranks. His high school experience includes assistant coaching stops at Saint Xavier, Fern Creek, Ballard, Butler, and Manual high schools. Jamie coached on the collegiate level serving at The University of Michigan as a graduate assistant, for Hall of Fame Coach Lloyd Carr, and as an assistant coach at Murray State University. Brown also coached with the Louisville Fire of the Arena League. Jamie is currently in his 6th year serving as the Associate Principal at Buckner Alternative High School. Jamie earned his BA in English from the University of Louisville, his MAT in English and Special Education from Spalding University, and an Educational Specialist degree in Leadership from Asbury University. His teaching experience includes teaching stops at Ballard, Atherton, and Butler High Schools. Jamie is a former Franklin Covey consultant and is currently a certified coach / speaker with the John Maxwell Team. Jamie is also currently the Chairman of the Board of Directors for a non-profit organization that helps educate women and children in Zambia. Jamie is engaged to Stephanie Watson, a special education at West Middle in Shelby County. If you want to come and meet the new coach, Jamie Brown will be introduced next Sunday 1/31/2021 at 5 pm in the North Oldham auditorium. Please make sure to wear your mask and sit socially distanced if you come to this event. Welcome to the Mustang Family!

North Oldham has announced they have hired Jamie Brown as the head coach.