So, Lexington Catholic is moving up to Class 4A. They are losing a ton of production from off an 8-4 Class 3A football team. Are they sweating it? Nope. Much of the reason they aren’t too worried is they have Beau Allen under center for his senior year. QB’s like him are once-in-a-lifetime players who make any team instantly better.
In both breaking and developing news, Coach Darell Keith is making some additions to the Todd County Central varsity football staff. One of those is the addition of veteran youth league head coach King James Williams from Montgomery, Alabama. This is a developing story and there may be more on this to be reported later so keep checking the page all you Rebels fans.
We all know the Colts lost mammoth OL Eli Cox from off its front. He’s headed to Lexington to play for the Wildcats. The cupboard won’t be too barren in 2019. The Colts still have Kane Lathery and, as you will learn as you read this article, that is having quite a lot.
How good can the Aces be in 2019? Well, they are losing a ton of production from off of 2018’s 8-4 squad but return an All-Stater at QB and still have the second leading rusher and receiver back for another year. It will take production from players like this week’s Revolutionary Player of the Week, but we believe the Aces will come up all-aces!
East Robertson will be way more in 2019 than just the Swift to Groves show. Jaden Crouch is back to provide a steady and reliable ground-game option for an Indian squad we believe will be quite formidable in 2019. Jaden Crouch is this week’s Stewart Williams Company’s Robertson County Player of the Week!
When discussing the best high school defensive end in Kentucky the discussion begins and ends with Darion Dearinger. He may be Kentucky’s best DE regardless of graduating class. This is a definite take for any FBS, power-five program.
The popular band, “Three Dog Night” recorded a lyric in 1968 about the number one being the loneliest number that you’ll ever do. With the defections by graduation the Jaguars are about to experience, Segar may just discover how lonely the number “One” really is…
Not a nicer kid competing anywhere across the commonwealth of Kentucky that Jerome “Big Poppa” Smith. Throw your hands in the air…
Reece Jesse, Jr. is a 6-4, 178-pound, long-armed, vertically explosive athlete tearing it up on the Seven’s circuit and on the gridiron. He has a 78-inch wing-span and a 38-inch standing vertical. We have before shown you video of his 360-degree, spinning, two-handed slam dunk, now hit this link and […]
If you regularly read the site you know we just got back from covering the Kentucky High School Powerlifting State Championships in Cecelia, Kentucky on the campus of Central Hardin High School. One obvious reason for why we annually cover the event is we get reams of material from it, […]
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