Week one of the playoffs saw three of the area teams move on to the second round. Corbin blew out Bath County, 55-8, while Williamsburg played extremely well and took out the Nicholas County Blue Jackets, 54-20.
The 2010 Whitley County Colonels’ football team made history Friday night at Pulaski Southwestern. Not only did they beat the Warriors 45-0, it was the first time the Colonels had won a playoff game on the road.
A pedal-to-the-metal offensive assault propelled Williamsburg to an easy 54-20 dismantling of Nicholas County in the first round of the Class 1A high school football playoffs Friday, and ensured a second-round home match-up with Fairview (10-1) this week.
The football Redhounds blasted Bath County with 49 first quarter points enroute to a 55-8 first round victory in the 2A state playoffs.
The road to Bowling Green and the 2010 Kentucky High School Football Championship starts Friday. Around the state 32 teams in each of the six classes begin post-season play.
Williamsburg suffered a disappointing loss to the Pineville Mountain Lions Friday night. The Lions came from behind to post a 26-22 victory.
Corbin needed a couple of big plays to beat the Lexington Christian Eagles Friday night and they got them in the form of an interception by Wes Tipton and a sensational catch by Roman Mitchell as the Redhounds celebrated victory number eight,...
After taking down unbeaten Caldwell County in the semifinals of the Kentucky Middle School Football State semifinals, the Corbin Redhounds went after their second straight state title against the host Lexington Catholic Knights.
You can tag the Williamsburg 8th grade football team the “Cinderella” of the 2010 Kentucky Middle School State Championship. Here was a team that was suppose to be defeated in a regional game against a much larger Cumberland Middle School team,...
