Both KPGFootball and the Stewart Williams Furniture Company want to make the dreams and aspirations of the young athletes in and around Robertson County come true. After all, Robertson County has supported Stewart Williams all these years. That is why, when the opportunity presented to partner with KPGFootball to promote area, young football players, or even […]
Looks as if Kenwood’s Kameron Williams will be returning one shaped quite differently in 2019 than he was a year ago. He should become one of of Montgomery County’s best interior D-Linemen in the upcoming season. Enjoy this article brought to you by your friends and neighbors at Meeks and Meeks, Attorney’s in Clarksville, Tennessee. Remember if you have a problem, they have the solution.
Looks as if Montgomery Central will be returning one of Montgomery County’s best football teams in 2019. Ashton Hembree will be among the reasons why we are willing to wager. Hembree has the tools to have a huge season in 2019 probably as a two-way player (DE,C). Enjoy this article brought to you by your friends and neighbors at Meeks and Meeks, Attorney’s in Clarksville, Tennessee. Remember if you have a problem, they have the solution.
This Stewart Williams Company Robertson County Player of the Week is D’angelo Petties, a 2023 player at Springfield High School who performs well at both MLG and FB and who also enjoys working with the youth of the county on football fundamentals. Enjoy this article brought to you by the fine folks at your locally owned, hometown Stewart Williams Furniture Company. Don’t forget to stop by again next week as we crown another deserving recipient.
Congratulations to Cade Crume, who plays football for Owensboro Apollo, for his revolutionary play on the football field and revolutionary performance on the wrestling mat. Oh yeah, before we forget, congratulations for being this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week. Join us next week for another selection.
Congratulations to Jared Gobin who plays football for Madisonville North-Hopkins for his revolutionary play on the field and revolutionary performance in the class room. Oh yeah, before we forget, congratulations for being this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week. Join us next week for another selection.
Congratulations to the 7s team for Madisonville North-Hopkins for its play in this week’s Best of the West 7 on 7 tournament in Hopkinsville, Kentucky and for being this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Players of the Week. Join us next week for another selection.
This Stewart Williams Company Robertson County Player of the Week is Tyrekus Garrett a 2021 player at Springfield High School who performs well at both FB and MLB in spite of being what some people would say is undersized. Sometimes the most important players on any team are the ones who don’t look exactly as you would expect them to look. That certainly sums up Tyrekus well. Enjoy this article brought to you by the fine folks at your locally owned, hometown Stewart Williams Furniture Company. Don’t forget to stop by again next week as we crown another deserving recipient.
We know, we know, Hopkinsville is in Christian County, Kentucky and not Montgomery County, Tennessee. However the two towns, just a few miles apart, have been growing toward each other for years and the way the two are developing as cities they are bound to merge before too long. Regardless, Hopkinsville and Clarksville residents have always considered the two cities the same metropolitan area and countless numbers of the one city’s residents live in the one and work in the other. Enjoy this feature on the hottest WR prospect currently in Kentucky anywhere outside of the mountains and Louisville, Reece Jesse, Jr. This is brought to you by your friends and neighbors, Meeks and Meeks Attorney’s in Clarksville, Tennessee where, if you have a problem, they have the solution.
Congratulations to Peyton Caraway for being this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week. This is a RB/MLB who appears to us to really enjoy playing football and whose role will expand in the absence of Cline, Baldwin, and Miller all being lost to graduation. When you gain 1,038 yards in only 95 carries, which works out to only 7.916 carries a game, you need to be getting the football more anyway. Join us next week for another selection.
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