Thursday Night’s Weekly-Winners!
This week is different as there are a ton of teams about to go on “Fall Break” so many of these teams, which would normally play on Friday, will play Thursday instead. Enjoy this look at the Thursday match-ups.
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Who’s the best OG in the KHSAA’s 2022 graduating class? We think its Owen LeMaster from Johnson Central…
Looking for a punishing OG for a football team committed to running the football. We have one for you, and we believe him to be the best in his class at the guard position. Here’s 6-1, 270-pound Owen LeMaster from Paintsville, Kentucky. Enjoy the article. HB.
How many times can lightening strike for Logan’s Tyler Ezell?
With apologies to DJ Khaled, it is Tyler Ezell who only wins (“All I do is win, win, win, no matter what…”). He has made a career of ruining the night of the opposing team and arresting victory from the clutches of defeat. He did it to Madisonville North-Hopkins this past Friday night. Can he do it to Hopkinsville this Thursday? If I were Hopkinsville, I wouldn’t want the ball in this kid’s hands with the game in question late. Enjoy the article.
Class of 2022, Braden Mundy from Owensboro Catholic is this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week
Congratulations to Braden Mundy (again), Class of 2022, who plays football for Owensboro Catholic High, for his revolutionary play on the football field. 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.
Drew Hartz, Owensboro Catholic’s Class of 2020 QB
Everybody in Kentucky is talking about Boyle County’s Reed Lanter or Beau Allen from Lexington Catholic and those guys are fantastic. However, don’t forget about a guy who QB rating is probably the very best in the commonwealth and who has his team in the mix, week after week, for so long as he has been under its center. Drew Hartz is an exceptional performer and one for whom a feature is WAY OVERDUE. Enjoy the article.
Well Kentucky High School football fans, September 27, 2019 is JUDGMENT DAY!
We picked winners in each of the games @KyHighFootball decided were its “Games of the Week.” There is absolutely no way we are giving away the knowledge in this article for free. This is clearly subscriber content only. We picked 11 games and the research we put into this…well, you’ll see. Enjoy the article because… #MembershipHasItsPrivileges!
This week’s official AP, Kentucky HS, football poll…
We at KPGFootball are, once again, very pleased to represent our readers and subscribers as voting members of the Associated Press here in Kentucky. The following is this week’s top 10 polls in all six Kentucky high school classifications.
KPGFootball’s votes this week in the AP Weekly Top 10 High School Football P0ll…(all classifications)
We have already voted in this week’s AP, Top-10 poll. The below is how we cast our vote in each of Kentucky’s six classifications. For 1A… For 2A… For 3A… For 4A… For 5A… For 6A… There it is folks, this is how we saw it this week. This is […]
Owensboro Sr. High’s Kobe Skortz, Class of 2020, is the Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week…
Congratulations to Kobe Skortz, Class of 2020, who plays football for Owensboro Senior High, for his revolutionary play on the football field. 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.
Tres Haley, Class of 2021, Springfield High School, is the Stewart Williams Company’s Robertson County Player of the Week…
This week’s Stewart Williams Company Robertson County Player of the Week is Tres Haley from Springfield High School. Haley is a 2021 lineman who is a two-way guy but more known for being a road-grading interior OL at LG. His play regularly exceeds any and all reasonable expectations, week after week. Enjoy this look at a guy who flies under the radar but is getting the job done regardless. Join us again next week as we look to recognize another of Robertson County’s worthy players.
