Rockets railroad Lake County

DRAFFENVILLE, Ky. - Crittenden County rode the red-eye train to an impressive season-opening victory 54-21 over Lake County, Tenn., Friday night in the second game of a doubleheader in the Purchase Area Alliance Bowl. 

The game started after 9 p.m., and wasn't over until a quarter to midnight. Host Marshall County easily beat Heath in the opening game.

The late hours didn't slow the Rocket railroad job. Running back Rodney Robertson scored five touchdowns and rushed for 258 yards to lead the onslaught. Quarterback J.D. Gray rushed for 109 yards and fullback Gaige Courtney scored twice.

Crittenden got some very impressive defensive play against a potent Lake County team. The Rockets limited the Falcons to fewer than 100 yards and only three first downs until the reserves went in late in the contest and Lake went down the field for two fourth-quarter touchdowns.

After a game-opening interception on a halfback pass by Tanner Nix failed to catch Lake County off guard, Crittenden turned to the more reliable running game and flattened their west Tennessee Class A counterparts. The Rockets scored on their next eight possessions and got an early safety when defensive end Dylan Clark tackled the Falcon QB in the end zone.

Clark kept the defense cracking all night, forcing two turnovers and four punts from the Lake County offense, which had reeled off 35 points the week before in a season-opening win against Trenton (Tenn.) Peabody.

"We got after them tonight," Rocket coach Al Starnes said, pointing to a defense that registered at least a half dozen jaw-dropping tackles and consistently pinned down the Falcons. Crittenden posted 10 tackles for loss during the contest. Lake County rushed for only 25 yards.

While Clark, Aaron Berry, Gaige Courtney, Robertson and Terry Werne were heading the defensive pinch, Crittenden's rushing game was stealing the show. The Rockets gained 440 yards on the ground as QB Gray handed off 50 times and completed just one of four passes. 

Crittenden County 54, Lake County 21

SCORE BY QUARTERS
Lake County 8    0    0    13
Crittenden   16   24   14   0

SCORING
CC-Safety on Dylan Clark tackle, 11:42, 1st
CC-Rodney Robertson 4 run (J.R. Adams kick) 7:42, 1st
LC-Carlos Young 12 run (Patrick Robertson pass from Young) 5:38, 1st
CC-Gaige Courtney 5 run (Adams kick) :46, 1st
CC-Robertson 7 run (Adams kick) 9:26, 2nd
CC-Courtney 17 run (Adams kick) 4:59, 2nd
CC-Robertson 2 run (Adams kick) 2:42, 2nd
CC-Adams 28 field goal, :36, 1st
CC-Robertson 3 run (Adams kick) 8:56, 3rd
CC-Robertson 34 run (Adams kick) 2:18, 3rd
LC-Rafeal Tyler 56 pass from Young (Chris Mills kick) 7:35, 4th
LC-Robertson 3 pass from Sam Hayes, :00, 4th

First Downs: Crittenden 19, Lake 8
Penalites: Crittenden 4-23, Lake 2-30
Rushing: Crittenden 50-440, Lake 19-25
Passing: Crittenden 1-5-1, 5 yds., Lake 11-20-0, 190 yds.
Total Yards: Crittenden 445, Lake 215

INDIVIDUAL
Rushing

Crittenden-Rodney Robertson 31-258, J.D. Gray 7-109, Gaige Courtney 5-47, Andrew Freeman 4-26, Tanner Nix 3-4. Lake: Young 2-21, Trevor Blythe 7-16, Hayes 3-(-14), Ricky Boyd 1-(-4), Dominic Kimble 3-(-2), Derrell Avery 3-8..
Passing

Crittenden-Gray 1-4-0, 5 yds., Nix 0-1-1. Lake-Young 3-4-0, 120 yds., Hayes 8-16-0, 70 yds.
Receiving

Crittenden-Joey Pluskota 1-5. Lake-Robertson 3-52, Kimble 2-27, Young 2-22, Boyd 1-12, Blythe 1-9.

Jackson Purchase Alliance Bowl

Eight teams will play 4 games over two nights at Marshall County's Carroll Traylor Stadium this weekend for the Jackson Purchase Alliance Bowl.

Friday

Marshall County vs. Heath, 6 p.m.

Crittenden County vs. Lake County (Tenn.), 8 p.m.

Saturday

Mayfield vs Fort Campbell, 6 p.m.

Graves County vs. Massac County (Ill.), 8 p.m.

Ticket prices are $8 for adults and $5 for students.

Marshall County's stadium is at the high school in Draffenville.

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Season opener at a glance

WEEK ONE GAME NOTES:

Pennyrile Alliance Bowl

at Marshall County High School

ROCKETS VS. LAKE COUNTY (Tenn.)

Kickoff at 8 p.m.

CRITTENDEN COUNTY (0-0)
Offense: Multiple
Defense: 50
Player Report: Injuries: Rodney Robertson (hand) will play; Jacob Long (ankle) will play.
Notes: Gaige Courtney needs just 77 tackles this season to become the all-time leading tackler in school history. The record is currently 287 and held by Wompie Stewart. Rodney Robertson needs one touchdown to have the third most receiving touchdowns in school history. Also, Robertson can become the team’s fourth leading rusher all-time if he has a 1,000-yard season.

LAKE COUNTY (Tenn.) (1-0)
Offense: Multiple
Defense: 4-3
Results this season:
Beat Trenton Peabody 35-34 last week
Scouting report: The Falcons are big up front and run a multiple offense, which includes some trick plays and features senior running back Carlos Young. The team’s playmaker, Young lines up at nearly every skill position, including quarterback, flanker, tight end and running back. Coach Al Starnes says the Falcons remind him of Fulton City, but with a more “imaginative offense.”

The series: This will be their first meeting.

Other Notes: Crittenden County is 19-32 all-time in season-opening games... the Rockets are 1-5 against out-of-state teams, its only win was over Dexter, Mo., in 1992... Crittenden is 0-1 against out-of-state teams on a neutral field, losing last year to Massac County 63-0 in the Alliance Bowl at Graves County, which was the second worst loss in school history.

CCMS crushes JMMS

Crittenden County got a measure of revenge against James Madison in Tuesday's middle school football game. Brenden Phillips rushed for 228 yards and scored two of the CCMS Rockets' three first-quarter touchdowns as Crittenden beat the Madisonville team 20-0. 

James Madison had defeated the Rockets 6-0 in a scrimmage last week and beat the Rockets 54-0 last season.

The CCMS team is 1-0.

Pictured is Crittenden receiver Bowe Wallace rushing on a reverse play.

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Mayfield reloading story

Western Kentucky radio station WKYX/WNGO has a report on Mayfield football this morning.

The Cardinals, who will be the Rockets opponent in Week 5, return about half their starters from last year's 9-4 First District championship team that reached the state playoff quarterfinals, losing at Frankfort. Crittenden lost by three to Mayfield in the First Region opener.

Click here to read WKYX/WNGO's preview of the Mayfield Cardinals.

Rocket Report

Shortcasts: Featuring Rocket football coaching staff and players.

Audio report on the Rockets' opening game this week:

Crittenden County vs. Lake County (Tenn.) at Alliance Bowl in Draffenville

Click on the headline to download audio file.

Round the horn

Paducah Sun sports writer Joey Fosko has several leftover items he's sharing regarding Class A football in his blog today. 

Check it out at Fosko's Clubhouse.

Fosko wrote the Class A First District preview which the Sun published today. He's also been following football in western Kentucky for more than 20 years.

One point he makes is that the new (old) playoff system is back and will mean some long road trips for Class A teams.

Rockets lose scrimmage

Hopkins Central 52, Crittenden 13

Scrimmage Game: Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008 at Nortonville

The Rockets scored on their first possession of the scrimmage, then went to sleep.

Hopkins Central scored virtually every time it had the ball and jumped out to a 46-6 margin at the half.

Crittenden's defense was porous and the offense was badly beaten at the line of scrimmage.

The varsity Rockets scored just once. The reserves scored late in the game for Crittenden.

Scrimmage change possible

Due to heavy rains at Hopkins Central today, this evening's scrimmage game between the Tomcats and Rockets may be played on the team's practice field rather than in the football stadium. There is a possibility the scrimmage could be played at the Hopkins County Middle School field, which is right off the Western Kentucky Parkway. It's the old high school field.

The preseason game is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. 

Lake County by the numbers

Here is a look at west Tennessee football team Lake County's results from last season. The Rockets open play this year with Lake County at Marshall County in the Pennyrile Alliance Bowl.

2007 Lake County (TN) Schedule
Opponent	Location	Score	Result	Opponents 2007 Record
Peabody	H	20-39	L	10-4
Fulton Co.	H	30-8	W	2-9
Union City	H	6-34	L	6-5
Gleason	A	21-18	W	7-4
Halls	A	32-19	W	2-9
West Carroll	A	63-39	W	1-9
Bruceton-HR	H	30-56	L	8-4
South Fulton	H	42-26	W	1-9
McKenzie	A	0-50	L	13-2
Greenfield	A	6-40	L	5-5

Countdown to Gridiron Glory feature

Rocket football fans can listen to a Podcast about the upcoming Crittenden County season at WPSD-TV's Countdown to Gridiron Glory Web site. The audio file is of The Crittenden Press's Chris Evans talking with WPSD's Edward Egros about the upcoming season.

Listen to the Rocket Football Podcast.

Laker injury woes

Crittenden County plays at Calloway County in Week Three. The Lakers are one of the best teams in the area, but injuries are causing a problem for them right. Quartertback Casey Brockman is among those hurting (broken bone in non-throwing hand) and may miss the season opener next week.

Go to Paducah Sun sports writer Joey Fosko's blog for details.

Preseason overdose

Want to overdose on preseason football hype?

Tune in to WPSD-TV's Web site and check out all of the raw interviews, Gridiron Glory preview and podcasts on every high school football team in the area.

It's well worth a visit to the TV station's Web site, but block out about an hour to get a full dose.

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Ironman competition

Ironman Top 10
The Crittenden County High School football team held its annual Ironman competition during pre-season workouts. The competition gauges players’ strength, speed and overall physical condition. It includes weightlifting, agility contests, sprints and endurance runs. The top 10 contestants are always singled out as a way to promote increased strength, speed and agility. This year’s winners were (back from left) Andrew Freeman, Brian Berry, Allen Kirk, Dustin McConnell, Shane Armstrong, Dylan Clark, Josh Urbanowski, (front) Gaige Courtney, Dyllan Thornton and Rodney Robertson. Pictured in the inset is three-time Ironman champion Rodney Robertson, a senior running back and linebacker.

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Ironman Results
Crittenden County High School Football coach Al Starnes has announced results of the Rocket football team’s annual pre-season Ironman competition. The competition involves all varsity and junior varsity players and tests their strength, agility, speed and other qualities when pre-season camp begins. Following is the top 10 by rank after the competition was complete:

OVERALL RANKING
1. Rodney Robertson
2. Josh Urbanowski
3. Andrew Freeman
4. Dustin McConnell
5. Dylan Clark
6. Gaige Courtney
7. Dyllan Thornton
8. Allen Kirk
9. Shane Armstrong
10. Brian Berry

OTHER TOP
PERFORMANCES
Bench Press
1. Rodney Robertson, 265 lbs.
2. Aaron Berry, 245 lbs.
2. Andrew Freeman, 245 lbs.
4. Gaige Courtney, 235 lbs.
5. Allen Kirk, 205 lbs.
5. Dylan Clark, 205 lbs.

Squat
1. Aaron Berry, 365 lbs.
2. Gaige Courtney, 345 lbs.
2. Rodney Robertson, 345 lbs.
4. Dyllan Thornton, 315 lbs.
4. Dylan Clark, 315 lbs.
4. Andrew Freeman, 315 lbs.

Clean
1. Rodney Robertson, 250 lbs.
2. Dylan Clark, 215 lbs.
3. Gaige Courtney 215 lbs.
4. Aaron Berry 200 lbs.
5. J.D. Gray, 205 lbs.

40-Yard Dash
1. Josh Urbanowski 4.73
2. Rodney Robertson, 4.84
2. Andrew Freeman 4.84
4. Joey Pluskota, 4.85
5. Shane Armstrong, 4.93

College Football Top 25

Here is the Associated Press Top 25
Record;Pts;Pvs
1. Georgia (22);11-2;1,528;2
2. Ohio St. (21);11-2;1,506;5
3. Southern Cal (12);11-2;1,490;3
4. Oklahoma (4);11-3;1,444;8
5. Florida (6);9-4;1,415;13
6. Missouri;12-2;1,266;4
7. LSU;12-2;1,135;1
8. West Virginia;11-2;1,116;21
9. Clemson;9-4;1,105;6
10. Auburn;9-4;968;10
11. Texas;10-3;966;15
12. Texas Tech;9-4;786;22
13. Wisconsin;9-4;771;24
14. Kansas;12-1;707;7
15. Arizona St.;10-3;631;16
16. BYU;11-2;590;14
17. Virginia Tech;11-3;578;9
18. Tennessee;10-4;509;12
19. South Florida;9-4;496;—
20. Illinois;9-4;483;20
21. Oregon;9-4;366;23
22. Penn St.;9-4;293;—
23. Wake Forest;9-4;227;—
24. Alabama;7-6;89;—
25. Pittsburgh;5-7;85;—

Others receiving votes: South Carolina 84, Fresno St. 83, California 59, Utah 53, Cincinnati 44, Florida St. 41, Michigan 36, Boston College 32, Rutgers 32, Michigan St. 21, Boise St. 17, Arkansas 14, North Carolina 14, Connecticut 10, Tulsa 7, UCLA 6, Oregon St. 5, Mississippi St. 4, Virginia 4, Arizona 3, Nebraska 2, Notre Dame 2, Hawaii 1, Washington 1.

More video available

Want to see more football video from Friday's scrimmage. Log onto local photographer Reese Baker's Rocket Video Web Site.

There will be video posted there all season long.

Rockets scrimmage Muhlenberg South

Crittenden County opened its preseason schedule Friday in a controlled scrimmage against Muhlenberg South. The Rocket varsity outscored South 3-2.

Muhlenberg South ran an option offense and Crittenden's defense was out of position or a step behind on several plays. 

Offensively, the Rockets looked very good at times with J.D. Gray triggering an attack that is capable of applying a variety of pressure on opposing teams. Short screen passes and hard-nosed running will be the primary weapons based on what Crittenden showed in its opening scrimmage.

The Rockets play their final preseason game next Thursday at Hopkins Central.

Thompson among IU freshemn

We are rounding out our series on Rockets in the college ranks with A.J. Thompson, who played at CCHS more than three seasons before transferring to Kathleen High School in Florida. His brother, Sean Thompson, is a receiver at Campbellsville, and his father, Sheldon, played at Florida State.

A.J. Thompson 

Indiana Hoosiers

Lineman
6-foot-2, 305 pounds
Freshman
Majoring in sports marketing and management

From the Hoosiers Media Guide: Offensive lineman for head coach Irving Strickland at Kathleen High School ... enrolled at IU in January and participated in spring drills ... three-time all-conference selection, earned all-county honorable mention as a senior at Kathleen (Fla.) High School ... Prep Star All-Southeast Region selection ... played at Crittenden County (Ky.) High School prior to his arrival at Kathleen ... collected honorable mention all-state recognition his junior season at Crittenden County ... three-year letterwinner led Crittenden to back-to-back 9-3 records his freshman and sophomore seasons ... one of two members in the Hoosiers 2007 recruiting class from the state of Florida.

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Berry in Racers defensive backfield

As part of our series on local players in the college ranks, we are spotlighting Austin Berry, who quarterbacked the Rockets two seasons before moving on to Murray State. Berry's brother and cousin, Aaron and Brian, are currently on the Rocket football roster.

Austin Berry
Murray State Racers

2006 CCHS graduate
Safety
6-foot, 162 pounds
Sophomore
Majoring in exercise science

Redshirted during the 2007 season.

Berry joined the Racers as a quarterback, but quickly moved to defensive back where has moved up on the depth chart and is projected to get playing time during the 2008 season.

Joined the Racer football team in the spring of 2007.

From the Racer Media Guide

High School: Four-year letterman for Crittenden County High School...graduated in 2006...helped the Rockets to an 18-6 combined record his last two seasons...all-Western Kentucky Conference selection, team captain and team offensive MVP as a junior and as a senior...set school records with 2,000 yards passing and 29 touchdowns as a junior...passed for 1500 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior...finished his career as the school’s all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns...also a member of the CCHS basketball and track teams.

Thompson among Tiger receivers

As part of our series on local players in the college ranks, we are spotlighting Sean Thompson, who quarterbacked the Rockets two seasons before moving on to Campbellsville as a receiver. Thompson's father, Sheldon, played at Florida State, and his brother, A.J., is a freshman lineman at Indiana.

Sean Thompson

Campbellsville University Tigers
2004 CCHS graduate
6-foot-3, 214 pounds
WR
College Senior
2007: Thompson played in seven games and caught 2 passes for 44 yards. His longest went for 32 ya

UK's Brad Hart at Fan Day

Brad Hart - Kentucky Wildcats
2005 CCHS graduate
Special Teams Snapper
6-foot-1, 218 pounds
Junior
Majoring in finance

From the Wildcats Media Guide: Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2007. Hart the starting snapper on field goals and extra points ... Also has seen game action as the punt snapper … Has good velocity on his snaps … Has impressed the coaches with his dedication and improvement in technique ... Also an oustanding student ... Appeared in 13 career games.

2007 (Redshirt Freshman): Served as the long snapper on the field goal, extra point, and punt teams ... Appeared in all 13 games.

2006 (Freshman): Redshirted.

High School: Four-year letterman and three-year starter for Crittenden County HS in Marion, Ky. … Co-captain and team’s defensive most valuable player his senior season … Played tight end and linebacker … Recorded 115 tackles, one interception, one forced fumble, and six tackles for loss on defense, and notched 18 receptions for 233 yards and six scores his senior season … As a junior, had 69 tackles, three forced fumbles and five tackles for loss, while catching 16 balls for 258 yards and a touchdown … Crittenden County held a 23-12 record in his three seasons as a starter, reaching the state playoffs all three years … Coached by Al Starnes … Four-year letterman in basketball … Valedictorian of his graduating class … Received the University of Kentucky Presidential Scholarship … Served as the Student Council President his senior year … Also a member of the Future Farmers of America, Young Republicans, Beta Club, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

TK Guess at Campbellsville

Former Rocket football player T.K. Guess is in preseason camp at Campbellsville University in Campbellsville, Ky.

Although the team has not released its 2008 roster, we talked with Guess last week and he was preparing for the start of workouts Friday. At Campbellsville, Guess joins former Crittenden County QB Sean Thompson, who is senior wide receiver. Another former Rocket, Jacob Courtney, was playing at Campbellsville last year, but is not returning this fall.

Guess, 20, graduated from Crittenden in 2006 and was widely considered a top prospect coming out of high school. He went to Western Kentucky University and joined the Hilltoppers, but dropped out of school in less than a year.

Guess says he has a new outlook and plans on sticking with football at Campbellsville. He is projected as a defensive back. At Crittenden, Guess holds several school records, including those for receiving and interceptions.

Pictured is Guess wearing his familiar No. 14 while playing for the Rockets.

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Lake County first opponent

Crittenden County has a couple of scrimmage games coming up in the next two weeks as the Rockets prepare for the regular-season opener against Lake County, Tenn., in the Alliance Bowl, Aug. 29 at Marshall County High School. Crittenden will play the second game of a doubleheader starting at 8 p.m.

Lake County was 5-5 last season. Crittenden was 4-6 in the regular season in 2007. The teams had one common opponent, Fulton County. Lake County beat Fulton 30-8. Crittenden beat Fulton County comparably, 40-12.

Of Lake's wins last year, three were against very small west Tennessee teams: Gleason, West Carroll and South Fulton.

Lake is the smallest county in Tennessee. It borders the Mississippi River and Reelfoot Lake. Lake County was once a powerhouse in Tennessee Class A football, but in recent years it has not been nearly as formidable.

Hall of Fame Class of 2008

The Marion-Crittenden County Football Hall of Fame will induct two legendary teams during its annual ceremony at the first home high school football game on Friday, Sept. 19. 

The 1963 Crittenden County Rockets and 1945 Marion Terrors teams will be inducted into the shrine. Members of those teams and their families should make plans to attend the induction ceremony at Rocket Field during halftime of Crittenden vs. Fulton City game.

Stay tuned to the Rocket Blog and The Crittenden Press printed edition for more details about the induction of the two local high school football teams. Direct questions to Hall of Fame Chairman Chris Evans at 704-0435.

Rockets ranked 11th

Bluegrasspreps.com has released its preseason Kentucky high school football rankings.

Class 1A
1. Lexington Christian
2. Beechwood
3. Hazard
4. Mayfield
5. Raceland
6. Louisville Holy Cross
7. Bellevue
8. Frankfort
9. Pikeville
10. Campbellsville
11. Crittenden County
12. Williamsburg
13. Fairview
14. Bethlehem
15. Fulton City
16. Paintsville
17. Pineville
18. Lynn Camp
19. Ludlow
20. Dayton
21. Kentucky Country Day
22. Trimble County
23. Gallatin County
24. Ballard Memorial
25. South Floyd
26. Nicholas County
27. Paris
28. Fulton County
29. Allen Central
30. Harlan
31. Eminence
32. Jenkins
33. Caverna
34. Bishop Brossart
35. Bracken County
36. Beth Haven
37. Betsy Layne
38. Phelps
39. Clinton County
40. Berea
41. Walton-Verona

Class 2A
1. Fort Campbell
2. Danville
3. Newport Central Catholic
4. Prestonsburg
5. Green County
6. Owensboro Catholic
7. Corbin
8. DeSales
9. Bardstown
10. Trigg County
11. Caldwell County
12. Glasgow
13. Middlesboro
14. Covington Holy Cross
15. Metcalfe County
16. Murray
17. Monroe County
18. Hancock County
19. Heath
20. Leslie County
21. Lloyd Memorial
22. Christian Academy-Louisville
23. Shelby Valley
24. Washington County
25. Bath County
26. Knott County Central
27. Newport
28. Morgan County
29. Carroll County
30. Owen County
31. Todd County Central
32. Fort Knox
33. Reidland

Class 3A
1. Belfry
2. Central
3. Paducah Tilghman
4. Mason County
5. Breathitt County
6. Sheldon Clark
7. Russell
8. Harlan County
9. Somerset
10. Henry County
11. Elizabethtown
12. Russellville
13. Estill County
14. Spencer County
15. Union County
16. McLean County
17. North Oldham
18. Fleming County
19. Butler County
20. Edmonson County
21. Wayne County
22. East Carter
23. Garrard County
24. Taylor County
25. Moore
26. Powell County
27. Webster County
28. Hart County
29. West Carter
30. Magoffin County
31. Pike County Central
32. Shawnee
33. Western Hills
34. Muhlenberg South
35. Casey County
36. Lewis County
37. East Ridge
38. Adair County
39. Jackson County

Class 4A
1. Lexington Catholic
2. Bell County
3. Boyle County
4. North Bullitt
5. Warren East
6. Franklin-Simpson
7. Franklin County
8. Bullitt East
9. Calloway County
10. Harrison County
11. Hopkins County Central
12. Lone Oak
13. Rockcastle County
14. Western
15. Knox Central
16. Fairdale
17. Valley
18. Greenup County
19. Marion County
20. Logan County
21. Boyd County
22. McCreary Central
23. Allen County-Scottsville
24. Russell County
25. LaRue County
26. Bourbon County
27. Madison Southern
28. East Jessamine
29. Lawrence County
30. Rowan County
31. Pendleton County
32. West Jessamine
33. Muhlenberg North
34. Atherton
35. Breckinridge County

Class 5A
1. Highlands
2. Covington Catholic
3. John Hardin
4. Bowling Green
5. Christian County
6. Owensboro
7. Pulaski County
8. Mercer County
9. Woodford County
10. Lincoln County
11. Southwestern
12. Holmes
13. Warren Central
14. Hopkinsville
15. Letcher County Central
16. Anderson County
17. Johnson Central
18. Dixie Heights
19. Doss
20. Bryan Station
21. South Laurel
22. Montgomery County
23. Ashland Blazer
24. Oldham County
25. Clay County
26. South Oldham
27. Jeffersontown
28. Barren County
29. Grayson County
30. Scott
31. Whitley County
32. Grant County
33. Perry County Central
34. Ohio County
35. North Laurel
36. Waggener
37. Iroquois


Class 6A
1. Saint Xavier
2. Trinity
3. Manual
4. Henry Clay
5. Madison Central
6. Scott County
7. Male
8. Paul Dunbar
9. North Hardin
10. Ballard
11. Fern Creek
12. Nelson County
13. Boone County
14. Daviess County
15. Lafayette
16. Meade County
17. Simon Kenton
18. Ryle
19. Seneca
20. Henderson County
21. Pleasure Ridge Park
22. Campbell County
23. Tates Creek
24. Shelby County
25. Central Hardin
26. Eastern
27. Apollo
28. Madisonville-North Hopkins
29. Southern
30. Greenwood
31. George Rogers Clark
32. Conner
33. Butler
34. Marshall County
35. Graves County
36. Bullitt Central
37. Cooper