The earliest I have seen KHSAA State Championship recognition bestowed is 1959. There were only three classifications in 1959 and the 1A State Champion was Lynch East Main, the 2A State Champion was Henderson, and the 3A State Champion was duPont Manual. That doesn’t mean teams weren’t considered State Champions […]
So you have completed a season and gone to your banquet and received some recognition, though, if you are a freshman, you probably went largely unnoticed. That is unless you are Justice Thompson from Louisville Ballard who won his team’s Defensive MVP in spite of his tender years, was selected […]
Well, here it is again, the first day of the week, and time to designate, this week’s, Independence Bank Player of the Week. Doing the article is a bit trickier than other weeks because my computer I usually use is in the shop being de-virused, if that is even a word. […]
Got a call last night from a father of one of my AFI-KPG Freshman All-Staters who was somewhat perturbed that his son didn’t make either the All-District or All-Conference teams. This father lives in Louisville and his son plays for one of the best football programs in the Commonwealth of […]
Well, in a bit of unexpected news, but news about which we were pleased to hear, Kentucky Prep Gridiron has been notified that three of our AFI-KPG Freshman All-State Football players have been nominated for the MaxPreps, Freshman, All-American Football Team. We have been additionally notified that the team will be […]
Not to jump on the bandwagon but there really can’t be enough written or said about the turn around at Logan County High School this year under Todd Adler. The Cougars didn’t even remotely resemble the team which was an end of the year win against Todd County from being winless […]
Well, here it is again, the first day of the week, and time to designate, this week’s, Independence Bank Player of the Week. We are proud, here at Kentucky Prep Gridiron, to bring you a weekly article funded by our friends at Independence Bank highlighting players in the areas where […]
It’s not every day you are privileged to get to write about one of the most dynamic athletes in all of Kentucky and relate an inspirational story on top of it. Without his incredible back story, Taveon Hunter is still a Division I, college football prospect based just off of […]
Well, at the end of the month, the Bret Cooper Junior All-American game will be played as part of the Cotton Bowl Classic in Dallas, Texas. Two Kentuckians played in the game last year and both of them really showed out well. Austin Gough played LB on defense and RB […]
Okay, I am far from unbiased. My son played last year on the victorious East squad at the Bret Cooper Junior All-American Football Classic which is part and parcel to the Cotton Bowl played each year in Dallas, Texas. For his efforts last year, William Long, a newly minted AFI-KPG […]
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