Kentucky High School Football Rankings: November 8
Week one of the playoffs was mostly filled with blowouts, causing few changes in the Top 25. Hazard, ranked No. 4 in Class A, edged Sayre 24-21, which came in ranked No. 5 in the class. That sets up a big-time Hazard at Pikeville matchup this week. Pikeville will look for vengeance after being upset by Hazard 21-12 in the same round of last year’s playoffs.
Week two of the playoffs will feature four Top 25 matchups:
- No. 13 Manual at No. 3 St. Xavier
- No. 21 Ballard at No. 14 Trinity
- No. 16 Lexington Catholic at No. 5 Boyle County
- No. 24 Graves County at No. 12 Owensboro
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Kentucky High School Football Top 25
1. Male – Nic Shutte passed for 196 yards and a touchdown and ran for a score in a 43-0 victory over Fern Creek. Starting running back Daniel Swinney missed the game due to injury.
2. Lexington Christian Academy – Drew Nieves threw for three touchdowns and ran for another in a 68-7 running clock victory over Washington County.
3. St. Xavier – Jack Sivori ran for a score and passed for three more, including two to Mekhi Smith, in a 48-0 blowout over Butler.
4. Corbin – Cameron Combs tossed three touchdown passes, including two to Seth Mills, in a 40-8 victory over Wayne County. UK commit Treyveon Longmire had a touchdown run for Corbin.
5. Boyle County – Jagger Gillis was 6-for-6 passing for 102 yards and three scores in the Rebels’ 52-12 win over Anderson County.
6. South Warren – WKU commit Caden Veltkamp passed for two touchdowns and ran for another, UK Christian Conyer had two touchdowns, and the Spartans scored on all six first-half possessions in a 47-6 victory over Christian County.
7. Johnson Central – Zack McCoart ran for a 65-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, Carter Conley rushed for two touchdowns, and the Golden Eagles easily got by Clay County 56-7. Quarterback Grant Rice returned an interception for a touchdown and Mason Lemaster recovered a fumble on a Clay County punt for another score.
8. Beechwood – The Tigers rolled over Newport 58-8 to remain undefeated. Cam Hergott passed for three touchdowns and ran for another.
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9. Woodford County – Defeated Madison Southern 36-7 to remain undefeated. Bryce Patterson threw for 214 yards and two touchdowns.
10. Frederick Douglass – TJ Horton ran for three scores in a 57-7 victory over Montgomery County.
11. CAL – Cole Hodge ran for a TD and completed 13-of-20 passes for 163 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Easton Messer in a 45-14 win over Henry County
12. Owensboro – Kenyatta Carbon and Javius Taylor each rushed for two scores in an easy 42-7 win over Grayson County.
13. Manual – Defeated PRP 35-20. Manual’s start running back Jawaun Northington missed the game due to injury.
14. Trinity – Brady Willis tossed three touchdown passes and Amron Tucker rushed for two scores in a 76-0 shutout of Marshall County
15. Daviess County – Quarterback Joe Humphreys, a Mr. Football favorite, was 21-for-31 for 312 yards and three scores. He added two more scores on the ground in a 55-31 victory over McCracken County.
16. Lexington Catholic – Defeated Bourbon County 33-19
17. Pikeville – Defeated Phelps 49-0
18. Southwestern – Defeated Whitley County 41-6
19. Bryan Station – Defeated George Rogers Clark 45-0
20. Covington Catholic – Defeated Highlands 38-8
21. Ballard – Defeated Eastern 44-0
22. Franklin County – Defeated North Oldham 46-0
23. Mayfield – Defeated Ballard Memorial 60-0
24. Graves County – Defeated Breckenridge County 51-6
25. Glasgow – Defeated Hart County 42-13
First Team Out: Bardstown – Defeated Thomas Nelson 37-0
Kentucky High School Football Rankings By Class
Class A
- Pikeville
- Russellville
- Raceland
- Hazard
- Kentucky Country Day
Class 2A
- Lexington Christian Academy
- Beechwood
- Mayfield
- Middlesboro
- Murray
Class 3A
- Christian Academy Louisville
- Glasgow
- Bardstown
- Union County
- Mercer County
Class 4A
- Corbin
- Boyle County
- Johnson Central
- Lexington Catholic
- Franklin County
Class 5A
- South Warren
- Woodford County
- Frederick Douglass
- Owensboro
- Southwestern
Class 6A
- Male
- St. Xavier
- Manual
- Trinity
- Daviess County
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