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KSR’s Kentucky High School Football 2024 Week 1 Top 25 Rankings

Zack Geogheganby:Zack Geoghegan08/26/24

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Photo of Trinity's Jamaurion Brown by Daniel Hager | Kentucky Sports Radio
Photo of Trinity's Jamaurion Brown by Daniel Hager | Kentucky Sports Radio

Football time in the Bluegrass has arrived.

Over the weekend, high school football across the state of Kentucky got rolling with the 2024 regular season. There were plenty of Top 25 matchups in action, including a top-five showdown in the KSR Game of the Week between Frederick Douglass and Bowling Green that saw the Broncos come away with a big 35-13 win at WKU.

With that, we have a fresh update to KSR’s Top 25 statewide rankings. Boyle County is now the unanimous top team in the state while Frederick Douglass has assumed the No. 2 spot. Trinity, Male, and Paducah Tilghman round out of the rest of the top five. Elsewhere, we saw significant jumps from Franklin County, Highlands, Ryle, and Ashland Blazer while the likes of Bowling Green, Beechwood, and Covington Catholic all slid down the rankings.

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Check out the entirety of the updated Top 25 below. For a full schedule of what’s on tap this Friday, click here.

KSR’s Week 1 Top 25 Rankings

  1. Boyle County [10 first-place votes]
  2. Frederick Douglass (+1)
  3. Trinity (-1)
  4. Male (+1)
  5. Paducah Tilghman (+2)
  6. Corbin (+3)
  7. St. Xavier (-1)
  8. Cooper
  9. Christian Academy-Louisville (+1)
  10. Bowling Green (-6)
  11. Owensboro Catholic (+1)
  12. DuPont Manual (+1)
  13. Franklin County (+5)
  14. Highlands (NR)
  15. Ryle (NR)
  16. Bryan Station (-1)
  17. Ashland Blazer (+8)
  18. South Warren (+4)
  19. Beechwood (-8)
  20. Pikeville (-3)
  21. Lexington Christian Academy (-1)
  22. Madisonville-North Hopkins (NR)
  23. Central
  24. Graves County (NR)
  25. Covington Catholic (-11)

Others receiving votes: Pulaski County (6), Mayfield (5), Lexington Catholic (4), Campbellsville (3), Sayre (3), Woodford County (2), Simon Kenton, Scott County, Greenup County, Franklin-Simpson, Ballard, Bullitt East, East Carter, Great Crossing, George Rogers Clark, Belfry, Madison Central

KSR Top 25 voters: Jimmy Clarkston, Jalen Daugherty, Vic Evans, Daniel Hager, Clark Howell, Troy Howell, Spencer Hutchison, Scott Ratliff, Stephen Turner, Phoenix Stevens

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