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2015 Roster #	Name	Height	Weight	O. POS.	D. POS.	Grade
5	Belt, Jesse	5' 11"	140	WR	DB	12
9	Birdwell, Seth	5' 9"	175	WR	DB	12
15	Castiller, Nick	5' 10"	175	QB	DB	12
12	Coleman, Tyler	6' 0"	190	WR	LB	12
11	Cosby, Alex	5' 9"	160	WR	DB	12
55	Fitzgerald, Travis	6' 3"	195	OL	DL	12
1	Hicks, Dylan	5' 10"	145	WR/K	DB	12
39	Hollis, Dylan	5' 11"	185	F	LB	12
80	Hood, Tony	6'3"	220	WR	DL	12
53	Hopper, Devin	5'8"	215	OL	DL	12
60	McConnell, Gary	6' 3"	200	OL	DL	12
75	McKinney, Austin	6' 2"	255	OL	DL	12
32	McKinney, Bryce	5' 5"	185	RB	LB	12
79	McKinney, Travis	6' 3"	240	OL	DL	12
58	Dobyns, Will	5' 8"	185	OL	DL	11
64	Ellington, Jake	5' 10"	175	OL	LB	11
77	Floyd, Blake	6' 0"	305	OL	DL	11
24	Hunt, Ethan	6' 0"	175	WR	DB	11
35	Johnson, Charlie	5' 8"	135	RB	DB	11
72	Koerner, Dakota	6'0"	305	OL	DL	11
14	Lundy, Jared	6' 5"	180	WR	DB	11
3	Myers, Maeson	5' 10"	175	RB	LB	11
85	Perkins, Will	5'9"	130	WR	DB	11
6	Riley, Paxton	6' 0"	180	QB	DB	11
50	Robinson, Shelby	5' 8"	220	OL	DL	11
4	Rodgers, Nick	5' 7"	140	RB	DB	11
22	Smith, Dylan	5' 10"	150	RB	LB	11
66	Wright, Adam	5' 5"	220	OL	DL	11
30	Beavers, Adam	6' 3"	180	WR	DL	10
38	Belt, Cody	5' 6"	120	WR	DB	10
44	Brooks, Landon	6' 2"	170	WR	DB	10
21	Castiller, Kyle	5'7"	135	WR	DB	10
61	Crider, Ross	5' 7"	180	OL	LB	10
56	Estes, Joeseph	5' 7"	180	OL	DL	10
8	Russelburg, Jacob	5' 7"	135	RB	LB	10
67	White, Christian	5'7"	165	OL	DL	10
7	Boone, Hunter	5'9"	155	QB	LB	9
26	Dickerson, Gavin	5'11"	190	WR	LB	9
23	Dossett, Ethan	6'0"	160	WR	LB	9
59	Gibson, Jake	5'10"	190	OL	DL	9
2	Joyce, Mitchell	5'6"	145	RB	LB	9
65	Kemper, Drake	5'6"	175	OL	DL	9
16	Lamey, Branen	5'11"	180	RB	LB	9
20	Lamprecht, Ashton	5'8"	160	WR	DB	9
10	Nesbitt, Devin	5'8"	160	RB	DB	9
71	O'Leary, Sean	5'8"	185	OL	DL	9
54	Porter, Devin	5'5"	150	OL	DL	9
34	Riley, Payton	5'6"	130	WR	DB	9

GAME BY GAME

Aug. 21 Rockets 35, Todd Cent. 14

Aug. 28 Rockets 48, Hopk Cent 24

Sept. 4 Rockets 31, McLean 8

Sept. 11 Caldwell 53, Rockets 6

Sept. 18 Rockets 48, Webster 12

Sept. 25 Union 42, Rockets 21

Oct. 2 Rockets 43, Fulton 12

Oct. 16 Rockets 50, Fulton Co. 6

Oct. 23 Russellville 46, Rockets 21

Oct. 30 Ballard Mem. 55, Rockets 21

Class A Playoffs

Nov. 6 Rockets 42, Caverna 16

Nov. 13 Bethlehem 48, Rockets 21

RECAP OF 2015 SEASON
By Andy Hunt

2015 Crittenden Stat Leaders
Rushing
Nick Castiller (QB, Sr.) – 159 attempts, 737 yards, 15 TDs
Dylan Hollis (RB, Sr.) – 71 attempts, 492 yards, 9 TDs
Maeson Myers (RB, Jr.) – 49 attempts, 234 yards, 6 TDs
Charlie Johnson (RB, Jr.) – 35 attempts, 139 yards, 1 TD
Gavin Dickerson (RB, Fr.) – 30 attempts, 112 yards, 2 TDs
Devin Nesbitt (RB, Fr.) – 17 attempts, 111 yards, 1 TD

Passing
Nick Castiller (QB, Sr.) – 155/284, 2,021 yards, 17 TDs, 11 INTs
Hunter Boone (QB, Fr.) – 4/15, 51 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT

Receiving
Tyler Coleman (WR, Sr.) – 37 receptions, 445 yards, 4 TDs
Alex Cosby (WR, Sr.) – 34 receptions, 459 yards, 2 TDs
Dylan Hollis (RB, Sr.) – 30 receptions, 482 yards, 6 TDs
Seth Birdwell (WR, Sr.) – 20 receptions, 326 yards, 3 TDs
Ethan Hunt (WR, Jr.) – 22 receptions, 295 yards, 1 TD

Defense
Dylan Smith (LB, Jr.) – 130 Tackles
Travis Fitzgerald (DL, Sr.) – 99 Tackles
Travis McKinney (DL, Sr.) – 95 Tackles
Gavin Dickerson (LB, Fr.) – 87 Tackles
Seth Birdwell (DB, Sr.) – 75 Tackles
Adam Beavers (DL, So.) – 65 Tackles

Kicking
Will Perkins (K, Jr.) – 39/44 PATs

Rocket Senior Class 
2015 – 7-5
2014 – 4-7
2013 – 3-7
2012 – 3-8

Overall 17-27 (38.6% winning percentage)

Record Watch
* The player’s position on an all-time or season list has changed.

Travis McKinney
*– Tackles in a Career – 215 Tackles – Currently in 17th – Next up are Brian Berry (2007-2010) with 218 and Brad Hart (2001-2004) with 222.
*– Tackles for Loss in a Career – 21 TFLs – Currently tied for 7th place with Matt Jent (1996-1999) – Next up are Brian Penn (22), and Gaige Courtney (25).
– Caused Fumbles in a Career – 10 Caused Fumbles – Currently the all-time leader
– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 6 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 5th with eight others – The career leader is Billy Mills (1979-1982) and Travis Fitzgerald (2012-Present) with 8.
– Sacks in a Season – 4 Sacks– Currently tied for 13th place with 11 others – Next up are five players tied with five sacks.
– Career Sacks – 10 Sacks – Currently tied for 2nd place with 3 others– Next up is the all-time leader, Zac Beverly, with 15.
Travis Fitzgerald
*– Tackles in a Career – 208 – Currently in 18th place – Next up are Travis McKinney (2012-2015) with 215 and Brian Berry (2007-2010) with 218.
– Tackles for Loss in a Career – 18 TFLs – Currently tied for 10th with Dustin Lanham and Lucas Mick - Next up are Jordan Roberts with 19 and Travis McKinney and Matt Jent with 21.
– Caused Fumbles in a Career – 7 Caused Fumbles – Currently in 5th – Next Up are Nathan Heady and Matt Jent with 8, Blake Gardner with 9, and Travis McKinney with 10.
*– Fumble Recoveries in a Season – 5 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 2nd with five others – Next is the season leader is Billy Mills (1982) with 6.
*– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 9 Recoveries – Currently all-time leader in the category.
– Sacks in a Season – 4 – Currently tied for 13th place with 12 others – Next up are five players tied with five sacks.
– Career Sacks – 5 – Currently tied for 13th place – Next up George Congenie and Darren Holliman with 6.

Nick Castiller
*–Passing Yards in a Season – 2,021– Currently in 1st place – Currently the single season leader
*–Passing Yards in a Career – 2,814 – Currently in 2nd place – Next is Austin Berry (2002-2005) with 3,744 yards.
– Passing Completions in a Season –155 – Currently the single season leader
*– Passing Completions in a Career – 234 – Currently the all-time leader
– Passing Attempts in a Season – 284 – Currently the single season leader
*– Passing Attempts in a Career – 449 – Currently the all-time leader
*– Passing Touchdowns in a Season – 17 – Currently tied for 2nd place with Austin Berry (2005) – Next up is Austin Berry (2004) with 29.
– Passing Touchdowns in a Career – 21 – Currently in 3rd place – Next up are J.D. Gray with 24 and the all-time leader, Austin Berry, with 47.
- Rushing Touchdowns in a Season – 15 – Currently tied for 8th place J.D. Gray (2009) – Next up is David Beverly (1996) with 17 and Brad Madden (1998) with 19.
- Rushing Touchdowns in a Career – 19 – Currently tied for 12th place with Brian Berry (2007-2010) – Next up are Jeramie Sorina and T.K. Guess with 21.
*- Rushing Attempts in a Season – 159 – Currently in 17th place – Next up are 8 players with 175 or less attempts
* - Rushing Attempts in a Career – 278 – Currently in 17th place – Next up 8 players with 315 or less attempts
- Touchdowns Scored in a Career – 19 – Tied for 15th place with Sean Thompson (2000-2003) and Donny Beverly (1989-1992) – Next up are Brian Berry with 20 and Dylan Hollis and Jeramie Sorina with 22.
- Points Scored in a Season – 90 – Currently in 15th place – Next up are Rodney Robertson (2007) with 92, J.D. Gray (2008) with 98, and J.D. Gray (2009) with 108.
- Points Scored in a Career – 114 – Currently in 17th place – Next up are Brian Berry with 129 and Jeramie Sorina and Sean Thompson with 132.
*- Completion Percentage for a Career – 52.12% - Currently in 5th place – Next up are Taylon Polk with 54.33% and Brian Berry with 54.34%.

Dylan Hollis
*– Receptions in a Season – 30 – Currently in 9th place – Next up is Bobby Knox (2012) with 32.
*– Receptions in a Career – 54 – Currently tied for 3rd place – Next up are Chad Perryman (1990-1993) with 85 and T.K. Guess (2002-2005) with 95.
*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 482 – Currently in 8th place – Next up are Chad Perryman (1992) with 490, and Jerry Jessup (1987) with 503.
– Receiving Yards in a Career – 828 – Currently in 4th place – Next up are Denis Hodge (874), Chad Perryman (1,655), and T.K. Guess (1,774).
– Receiving Touchdowns in a Season – 6 – Currently tied for 5th place with seven others – Next up are Shawnte Moss and Jared Champion with 7, Jamie Champion with 8, and T.K. Guess (2005) with 12.
– Receiving Touchdowns in a Career – 8 – Currently tied for 8th place with two others – Next up are five players (Denis Hodge, Jerry Jessup, Rodney Robertson, Mike Tosh, and Jamie Champion) with nine, Chad Perryman with 15, and T.K. Guess with 17.
– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 13 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22
*– Touchdowns Scored in a Career – 23 – Currently in 12th place – Next up is Andrew Freeman with 29.
– Tackles in a Career – 161 – Currently Tied for 30th – Next up are Lucas Mick (1998-2001), Josh James (1999-2002), and Jacob Courtney (2003-2006) with 163 tackles.
* - Points Scored in a Season – 94 – Currently in 14th place – Next up are J.D. Gray (2008) with 98, and J.D. Gray (2009) with 108.
 - Points Scored in a Career – 144 – Currently in 13th place – Next up are Chad Perryman with 147 and Andrew Freeman with 178.
*- Rushing Touchdowns in a Career – 15 – Currently tied for 18th place with Donnie Phillips (1983-1986) – Next up is Denis Hodge (1982-1985) with 16.

Dylan Smith
*– Tackles in a Season – 130 – Currently in 6th place – Next up are Gaige Courtney (2008), Josh Andrews (1987), and Billy Mills (1982) with 135.
Alex Cosby
– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 15 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22
*– Receptions in a Season – 34 – Currently tied for 7th place with Chad Perryman (1991) with 34 – Next up are Noah Dickerson (2014) with 37 and Tyler Coleman (2015) with 37.
*– Receptions in a Career – 44 – Currently in 8th place – Next up are Bobby Knox (2009-2012) with 48 and Denis Hodge (1982-1985) with 51.
*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 459 – Currently in 10th place – Next up are Kyle Myers (1997) with 479 and Dylan Hollis (2015) with 482.
*– Receiving Yards in a Career – 585 – Currently in 10th place – Next up are Kayle Malcom with 586 and Jared Champion with 594.
*- Kickoff Returns for TD in a Career – 2 – Currently tied for 3rd place with five others – Next up are Shawnte Moss with 3 and Gary Winters with 4.
Ethan Hunt
– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 13 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22
*– Receptions in a Season – 22 – Currently tied for 20th place with Jerry Jessup (1987) – Next up are Tanner Nix (2010) and Brian Penn (1997) with 23.
*– Receptions in a Career – 30 – Currently in 20th place – Next up are Brian Penn with 31 and Blake Gardner with 32.
*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 295 – Currently in 26th place – Next up are Shane Carter and Kayle Malcom with 296.
– Interceptions in a Season – 5 – Currently tied for 10th place – Next up are Kyle Myers (1997), Tanner Tabor (1998 and 1999) and T.K. Guess with 6.

Tyler Coleman
*– Receptions in a Season – 37 – Currently in 4th place – Next up are T.K. Guess (2005) with 39, Jared Champion (1996) with 40 and T.K. Guess with 45.
*– Receptions in a Career – 37 – Currently in 15th place– Next up are Grant Gardner with 38 and Alex Cosby with 39.
– Receiving Yards in a Season – 445 – Currently in 11th place – Next up are Alex Cosby (2015) with 459 and Kyle Myers (1997) with 479.

Will Perkins
*– Extra Points Made in a Season – 39 – Currently the single season leader
*– Extra Points Made in a Career – 39 – Currently tied for 4th place – Next up are Micah Hollamon (2010-2013) with 68 and J.R. Adams with 73.
*– Extra Points Attempted in a Season – 44 – Currently in 4th  place – Next up are J.R. Adams (2009) and George Congenie (2004) with 46.
– Extra Points Attempted in a Career – 44 – Currently in 6th place – Next up are Brad Madden  and Aaron Summers with 60.
– Most Consecutive Extra Points – 22 – Currently the all-time leader

Seth Birdwell
* – Receiving Yards in a Season – 326 – Currently in 16th place – Next up are Cody Robinson (2003) with 358 and Denis Hodge (1985) with 362.
Devin Hopper
– Fumble Recoveries in a Season – 5 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 2nd with five others – Next up is the season leader which is Billy Mills (1982) with 6.
– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 5 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 14th with six others – The career leader is Travis Fitzgerald (2012-Present) with 10.

Other Records, Notes, and Season Recap
- Nick Castiller had his 11th, 100+ yard passing game of the season which breaks the single season record held by Austin Berry (10, 2004).
- Nick Castiller passed for over 200 yards six times in his career.  The only Rocket QB to best Castiller’s total is Austin Berry who passed for over 200 yards seven times.
- Alex Cosby became the 5th player in school history to have 2 kickoff returns for touchdowns in the same season.  The others are Jimmy Hopper (1961), Gary Winters (1970), David Beverly (1996), and J.D. Gray (2009).
- This season, five Rocket receivers had 250 or more yards receiving.  Never before had there been more than two receivers record the feat in the same season.
- Nick Castiller did break the individual passing record for a season but the Rockets passed for more yards as a team in 2005 vs. 2015 (2,179 vs. 2,133).
- The Rockets allowed 30 rushing touchdowns this season.  The last time CC allowed 30 or more rush TDs was 1994 when the team surrendered 30 as well.
- Last week was only the 15th time since 1994 that the Rockets have not been able to pull out a win when piling up 300 or more yards of total offense.  Since 1994, the team is 89-14 when collecting 300-plus yards on offense.

What to expect in 2016 and beyond

Playoff Game Post-Game

2015 Recap and Looking Forward

with head coach Al Starnes

PLAYOFF: Bethlehem overruns Rockets 48-21

Crittenden coach Al Starnes and his boys celebrated
some early success, but the ending was brutal.

BARDSTOWN, Ky. – Bethlehem's powerful running game was more than the Rockets could overcome Friday on the road in a regional quarterfinal as the Eagles rushed for 482 yards and won the Class A playoff game 48-21.

The Eagles didn’t start out clobbering the Rockets. Crittenden actually scored first on a Dylan Hollis touchdown shortly after recovering a Bethlehem fumble in the first period. 

From there, the first signs of their powerful running game started to emerge. The one-two punch of a junior tandem – quarterback Matthew Hagan and running back Hunter Downs – began stinging the Rocket defense. They each scored to close out the first period, but Crittenden answered their host’s final touchdown of the half with a 92-yard kickoff return by senior Alex Cosby. 

The Rockets had a great chance to steal the momentum as the second half kicked off. Their offense moved the ball with authority, pounding it down to the Eagle 12-yard line before stalling. That missed opportunity in the red zone cost the Rockets dearly.

“If we capitalize right there it could have been different,” Rocket coach Al Starnes said. “We always say the first five minutes of the second half will make the difference. If we score there, we might have grabbed the momentum and some other things might have gone our way.”

Instead, the Rockets gave up three unanswered touchdowns thanks to Bethlehem’s two-headed rushing monster. Hagan finished with 216 yards on the ground and Downs was right behind him with 214.

The Eagles swarm RB Dylan Hollis.

“Make no mistake,” Starnes added, “Bethlehem is a very good football team. They have a big line and they dominated us up front both ways.”

Crittenden had manufactured some of its luck early with a couple of key fourth-down conversions to keep drives alive, but in the last half Bethlehem’s relentless running attack had the Rockets on their heels. 

For senior quarterback Nick Castiller, it was a frustrating night, but he did find some personal achievement. Castiller had just 45 yards passing in the first half, but managed to finish with 195 as Crittenden went to the air regularly in catch-up mode down the stretch. The formula allowed Castiller to move into second place in all-time passing yards. His career ends with 2,814 – one yard more than the previous No. 2 quarterback, Jamie Curtis (1989-92). The school’s career passing yards leader is Austin Berry with 3,744. He also now holds the CCHS single-season passing yards records with 2,020.

For the Rockets first season back in Class A football after four years toiling in the much-tougher 2A district, coach Starnes called it a success.

“These kids have lifted this program back to where it needs to be,” Starnes said. “They have done a great job to get us to where we were tonight, in the second round of the playoffs. They brought some excitement back, and I couldn’t be prouder of them."

The Eagles will play at Russellville – a 38-36 winner over Campbellsville – in next week's regional championship game.

SCORE BY QUARTERS
Crittenden Co. 7 7 0 7
Bethlehem 14 7 14 14

SCORING PLAYS
C-Dylan Hollis 13 run (Will Perkins kick) 7:18, 1st
B-Hunter Downs 3 run (kick blocked) 2:07, 1st
B-Matthew Hagan 11 run (Downs run) 1:08, 1st
B-Zach Ritchie 19 run (Luke Fenwick kick) 1:05, 2nd
C-Alex Cosby 92 kickoff return (Perkins kick) :50, 2nd
B-Hagan 1 run (Fenwick kick) 5:16, 3rd
B-Hagan 4 run (Fenwick kick) :46, 3rd
B-Hagan 61 run (kick blocked) 9:31, 4th
C-Cosby 17 pass from Nick Castiller (Perkins kick) 2:15, 4th
B-Hagan 40 run (Fenwick kick) 1:35, 4th

TEAM TOTALS
First Downs: Crittenden 15, Bethlehem 15
Penalties: Crittenden 3-30, Bethlehem 3-25
Rushing: Crittenden 40-147, Bethlehem 66-482
Passing: Crittenden 22-35-1, 195 yds., Bethlehem 0-6-1
Total Yards: Crittenden 342, Bethlehem 482
Fumbles/Lost: Crittenden 2-1, Bethlehem 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STASTICS
Rushing
Crittenden: Hollis 12-74, Castiller 24-72, Maeson Myers 3-2, Cosby 1-(-1). Bethlehem: Ritchie 7-24, Downs 21-214, Hagan 22-216, Tyler Ohler 2-14, Jackson Gasser 1-14.
Passing
Crittenden: Castiller 22-35-1, 194 yds. Bethlehem: Hagan 0-6-1.
Receiving
Crittenden: Hollis 5-36, Ethan Hunt 2-38, Cosby 5-43, Seth Birdwell 6-58, Tyler Coleman 3-7, Tony Hood 1-13.
Defense
Beavers 5 solos, 10 assists, TFL; Birdwell 3 solo, 3 assists, caused fumble; Coleman 2 solos; Cosby 5 solos, 4 assists; Dickerson 4 solos, 11 assists; Fitzgerald 6 solos, 10 assists, fumble recovery; Hicks 4 solos, assist; Hopper solo, 4 assists; Hunt 3 solos, assist; Lamey 2 solos, 5 assists; A.McKinney assist; T.McKinney 11 solos, 4 assists, TFL, Pax.Riley 2 solos, 10 assists; Russelburg solo; Smith 7 solos, 7 assists. 
Records: Crittenden 7-5, Bethlehem 9-3

Updated directions to tonight's game

The Rocket football playoff game tonight at Bardstown against Bethlehem High School will be played at the field, which is a few blocks from the high school. The address is 407 South 3rd Street, Bardstown.

PODCAST: Bethlehem Game

Pre-Game Podcast with head coach Al Starnes

Discussing the upcoming playoff game at Bardstown

DIRECTIONS to Playoff Game at Bethlehem

CLICK HERE FOR GOOGLE MAP
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Bethlehem+High+School/@37.809107,-85.47162,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xf950556185adf8ff

DIRECTIONS TO GAME: The school is located near the intersection of US 31E and  Ky. Hwy. 150 (Stephen F. Foster Ave). Travelers should take the Bluegrass Parkway east from Elizabethtown and leave the parkway at the first Bardstown exit, turning left off the ramp. The school is about two miles on the right. Kickoff is 7:30pm Eastern Time (or 6:30pm Marion time).

Bethlehem Game: At a Glance

BY ANDY HUNT

Bethlehem 2015 Season Recap (8-3, 3-0)

Nicholas County (1A, 6-5) – Away – 28-8 – WIN

Thomas Nelson (3A, 1-9) – Home – 28-14 – WIN

Berea (1A, 0-10) – Away – 73-6 – WIN

Kentucky Country Day (1A, 6-5) – Home – 14-38 – LOSS

Bellevue (1A, 3-8)  – Home – 23-0 – WIN

Holy Cross (Covington) (2A, 6-5) – Away – 6-29 – LOSS

Caverna (1A, 2-9) – Home – 41-6 – WIN

*Campbellsville (1A, 8-3) – Away – 14-13 – WIN

Fort Knox (1A, 3-8) – Home – 62-0 – WIN

Paris (1A, 10-0) – Away – 14-28 – LOSS

**Fulton County (1A, 0-11) – Home – 69-6 – WIN

*Campbellsville lead 13-6 in the fourth quarter and they were driving when Bethlehem forced its third fumble of the second half.  On the ensuing Bethlehem drive, quarterback Matthew Hagan scored on a 45 yard run and then scored on the two-point conversion. That score gave a Bethlehem a lead of 14-13.  Campbellsville then took the ball and drove from its own 9-yard line to the Bethlehem 22 where they were stopped with 5 seconds to go giving Bethlehem the 14-13 win.

** Bethlehem held a 34-0 lead at the end of the first period. The Eagles scored multiple ways in the first half including the standard rushing and passing touchdowns to go along with a fumble recovery TD and two interceptions returned for TDs.  Bethlehem did surrender a 66-yard TD run to Fulton County in the first half.  Reserves supposedly played a large portion of the game.

BY THE NUMBERS

- This senior class for Caverna is 30-16 overall (65% winning percentage) and they are 17-5 at home for a winning percentage of 77%.

- Bethlehem Head Coach, Ron Koontz, is in his 6th season and has a record of 39-30 (57% winning percentage).  Bethlehem is 21-11 (66% winning percentage) on the road under the reign of Koontz.

Bethlehem Stat Leaders 

(through 10 games, Fulton Co. not included)

Rushing

Hunter Downs (#33, Jr.) – 127 Attempts, 697 Yards, 8 TDs

Matthew Hagan (#7, Jr.) – 90 Attempts, 514 Yards, 9 TDs

Jackson Gasser (#3, So.) – 41 Attempts, 344 Yards, 2 TDs

Zach Ritchie (#19, Sr.) – 58 Attempts, 282 Yards, 6 TDs

Tyler Ohler, (#24, So.) – 45 Attempts, 225 Yards, 6 TDs

Passing 

Matthew Hagan (#7, Jr.) – 73/136, 981 Yards, 8 TDs, 9 INTs

Tyler Ohler (#24, So.) – 5/5, 94 Yards, 1 TD

Receiving

Henry Smith (#2, Sr.) – 6 Receptions, 158 Yards, 1 TD

JD Taylor (#30, Sr.) – 17 Receptions, 154 Yards, 1 TD

Hunter Downs (#33, Jr.) – 9 Receptions, 145 Yards, 1 TD

Zach Ritchie (#19, Sr.) – 14 Receptions, 136 Yards, 1 TD

Jackson Gasser (#3, So.) – 4 Receptions, 127 Yards, 1 TD

Defense *Tackling Stats Not Reported

2 Interceptions – Sam Talbert (#18, Sr.), Tyler Ohler (#24, So.), and Matthew Hagan (#7, Jr.)

1 Interception – Luke Fenwick (#15, Sr.), Jameson Hinkebein (#10, Jr.), Dalton Reidland – 1 TD (#42, Jr.), and Trae Harned (#81, Sr.)

Bethlehem Series

Season - Result - Score - Location

2010 – LOSS – 14-28 - Home

Bethlehem High School

- Bethlehem was founded on September 8, 1819. It graduated its first high school class in 1913 which was all girls.  In 1970, boys began attending Bethlehem.

- It is the only Roman Catholic high school in the Louisville Archdiocese outside of Jefferson County.

- School colors are Royal Blue and Gold.

- Tuition cost is $7,150 plus other fees.

- Mascot is the Eagle for boys’ teams and the Banshee for women’s teams.

- The school offers nine sports for males and 11 for females.

- Students attend from eight counties including Nelson, Bullitt, Hardin, Marion, and Washington.  The school serves 35 parishes.

- There are 31 players on the Bethlehem roster.

Notable Alumni:

- Boyzzz Khumalo – Lindsey Wilson (NAIA All-American), Coastal Carolina (All Mid-South Conference Team) – Major League Soccer (Chicago Fire and DC United)

Record Watch

* The player’s position on an all-time or season list has changed.

Travis McKinney

*– Tackles in a Career – 200 – Currently in 18th – Next up are Brenden Phillips (2010-2013) with 201, and Brian Berry (2007-2010) with 218.

*– Tackles for Loss in a Career – 20 TFLs – Currently in 8th place – Next up are Matt Jent (21), Brian Penn (22), and Gaige Courtney (25).

* – Caused Fumbles in a Career – 10 Caused Fumbles – Currently the all-time leader

*– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 6 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 5th with eight others – The career leader is Billy Mills (1979-1982) and Travis Fitzgerald (2012-Present) with 8.

– Sacks in a Season –4 – Currently tied for 13th place with 11 others – Next up are five players tied with five sacks.

– Career Sacks – 10 – Currently tied for 2nd place with 3 others– Next up is the all-time leader, Zac Beverly, with 15. 

Travis Fitzgerald

*– Tackles in a Career – 192 – Currently in 20th place – Next up are Dyllan Thornton with 197, Travis McKinney with 200 and Brenden Phillips with 201.

– Tackles for Loss in a Career – 18 TFLs – Currently tied for 10th with Dustin Lanham and Lucas Mick - Next up are Travis McKinney and Jordan Roberts with 19.

*– Caused Fumbles in a Career – 7 Caused Fumbles – Currently in 5th – Next Up are Nathan Heady and Matt Jent with 8, Blake Gardner with 9, and Travis McKinney with 10.

– Fumble Recoveries in a Season – 4 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 7th with six others – Next are 4 others with 5 and the season leader is Billy Mills (1982) with 6.

– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 8 Recoveries – Currently tied for all-time leader in the category with Billy Mills.

– Sacks in a Season –4 – Currently tied for 13th place with 12 others – Next up are five players tied with five sacks.

– Career Sacks – 5 – Currently tied for 13th place – Next up George Congenie and Darren Holliman with 6.

Nick Castiller

–Passing Yards in a Season – 1,826 – Currently in 2nd place – Next up is Austin Berry (2004) with 2,017.

–Passing Yards in a Career – 2,619 – Currently in 3rd place – Next is Jamie Curtis (1989-1992) with 2,813 and Austin Berry (2002-2005) with 3,744 yards.

*– Passing Completions in a Season –133 – Currently the single season leader

– Passing Completions in a Career – 212 – Currently tied for 2nd place – Next up is the all-time leader, Austin Berry with 227.

*– Passing Attempts in a Season – 249 – Currently the single season leader

*– Passing Attempts in a Career – 414 – Currently in 2nd place – Next up is the all-time leader, Jamie Curtis, with 426.

– Passing Touchdowns in a Season – 16 – Currently in 3rd place – Next up are Austin Berry (2005) with 17 and Austin Berry (2004) with 29.

– Passing Touchdowns in a Career – 20 – Currently in 3rd place – Next up are J.D. Gray with 24 and the all-time leader, Austin Berry, with 47.

*- Rushing Touchdowns in a Season – 15 – Currently tied for 8th place J.D. Gray (2009) – Next up is David Beverly (1996) with 17 and Brad Madden (1998) with 19. 

*- Rushing Touchdowns in a Career – 19 – Currently tied for 12th place with Brian Berry (2007-2010) – Next up are Jeramie Sorina and T.K. Guess with 21. 

*- Rushing Attempts in a Season – 135 – Currently in 27th place – Next up are 8 players with 150 or less attempts

 - Rushing Attempts in a Career – 254 – Currently in 19th place – Next up is Andrew Freeman (2007-2010) with 263 and David Hunt (1998-2001) with 272. 

*- Touchdowns Scored in a Career – 19 – Tied for 15th place with Sean Thompson (2000-2003) and Donny Beverly (1989-1992) – Next up are Brian Berry with 20 and Dylan Hollis and Jeramie Sorina with 22.

*- Points Scored in a Season – 90 – Currently in 15th place – Next up are Rodney Robertson (2007) with 92, J.D. Gray (2008) with 98, and J.D. Gray (2009) with 108.

*- Points Scored in a Career – 114 – Currently in 17th place – Next up are Brian Berry with 129 and Jeramie Sorina and Sean Thompson with 132.

Dylan Hollis

*– Receptions in a Season – 25 – Currently tied for 12th place – Next up are Kayle Malcom (1984) with 26, Chad Perryman (1992) with 27, and Shawnte Moss (2004) with 28

*– Receptions in a Career – 49 – Currently in 6th place – Next up are Denis Hodge with 50, Kayle Malcom with 51, and Noah Dickerson with 54.

*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 446 – Currently in 9th place – Next up are Kyle Myers (1997) with 479, Chad Perryman (1992) with 490, and Jerry Jessup (1987) with 503.

– Receiving Yards in a Career – 792 – Currently in 4th place – Next up are Denis Hodge (874), Chad Perryman (1,655), and T.K. Guess (1,774).

– Receiving Touchdowns in a Season – 6 – Currently tied for 5th place with seven others – Next up are Shawnte Moss and Jared Champion with 7, Jamie Champion with 8, and T.K. Guess (2005) with 12.

– Receiving Touchdowns in a Career – 8 – Currently tied for 8th place with two others – Next up are five players (Denis Hodge, Jerry Jessup, Rodney Robertson, Mike Tosh, and Jamie Champion) with nine, Chad Perryman with 15, and T.K. Guess with 17.

– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 12 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22

- Touchdowns Scored in a Career – 22 – Tied with Jeramie Sorina for 12th – Next up is Andrew Freeman with 30.

– Tackles in a Career – 161 – Currently Tied for 30th – Next up are Lucas Mick (1998-2001), Josh James (1999-2002), and Jacob Courtney (2003-2006) with 163 tackles.

* - Points Scored in a Season – 88 – Currently in 16th place – Next up are Nick Castiller (2015) with 90, Rodney Robertson (2007) with 92, J.D. Gray (2008) with 98, and J.D. Gray (2009) with 108.

* - Points Scored in a Career – 138 – Currently in 13th place – Next up are Chad Perryman with 147 and Andrew Freeman with 178.

Dylan Smith

*– Tackles in a Season – 116 – Currently in 9th place – Next up are Josh Cozart (1998) with 119, David Beverly (1996)with 127, and Barkley Hughes (1989) with 128.

Alex Cosby

– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 14 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22

*– Receptions in a Season – 29 – Currently in 8th place – Next up are Bobby Knox (2012) with 32 and Tyler Coleman (2015) and Chad Perryman (1991) with 34.

*– Receptions in a Career – 39 – Currently in 13th place – Next up are Tanner Nix (2008-2010), Shawnte Moss (2001-2004), & Jared Champion (1996) with 40 each and Gaige Courtney & Rodney  Robertson with 43.

*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 416 – Currently in 12th place – Next up are Tyler Coleman (2015) with 438, Bobby Knox (2012) with 441, and Dylan Hollis (2015) with 446.

*– Receiving Yards in a Career – 542 – Currently in 11th place – Next up are Rodney Robertson with 546, Kayle Malcom with 586 and Jared Champion with 594.

Ethan Hunt

– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 12 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22

*– Receptions in a Season – 20 – Currently tied for 21st place with three others – Next up are Grant Gardner with 21 and Jerry Jessup with 22.

– Receptions in a Career – 28 – Currently in 21st place – Next up are Curtis Franklin (1979-1982) with 29 and Tyler Coleman with 31.

*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 257 – Currently in 30th place – Next up are Brad Hart (2003) with 258, Seth Birdwell (2015) with 268, and Brian Penn (1997) with 277.

– Interceptions in a Season – 5 – Currently tied for 10th place – Next up are Kyle Myers (1997), Tanner Tabor (1998 and 1999) and T.K. Guess with 6.

Tyler Coleman

*– Receptions in a Season – 34 – Currently tied for 5th place with Chad Perryman (1991) – Next up are Noah Dickerson (2014) with 36, T.K. Guess (2005) with 39, Jared Champion (1996) with 40 and T.K. Guess with 45.

*– Receptions in a Career – 34 – Currently tied for 16th place with Brad Hart – Next up are Grant Gardner with 38 and Alex Cosby with 39.

*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 438 – Currently in 11th place – Next up are Bobby Knox (2012) with 441, and Dylan Hollis (2015) with 446.

Will Perkins

*– Extra Points Made in a Season – 36 – Currently tied for 3rd place – Next up are J.R. Adams (2009) with 37 and George Congenie (2004) with 38.

– Extra Points Made in a Career – 36 – Currently tied for 6th place – Next up are Brad Madden (1996-1999) and Aaron Summers (1985-1988) with 38.

*– Extra Points Attempted in a Season – 41 – Currently in 5th place – Next up are George Congenie (2005) with 42, J.R. Adams (2009) and George Congenie (2004) with 46.

*– Extra Points Attempted in a Career – 41 – Currently in 6th place – Next up are Brad Madden  and Aaron Summers with 60.

* - Most Consecutive Extra Points – 19 – Currently the all-time leader – In 2nd place are Jeremy  Lander, George Congenie, and Micah Hollamon with 14.

Seth Birdwell

* – Receiving Yards in a Season – 258 – Currently in 28th place – Next up are Brian Penn (1997) with 277 and Dylan Hollis (2014) with 286.

Devin Hopper

*– Fumble Recoveries in a Season – 5 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 2nd with four others – Next up is the season leader which is Billy Mills (1982) with 6.

*– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 5 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 14th with six others – The career leader is Billy Mills (1979-1982) and Travis Fitzgerald (2012-Present) with 8.

Other Records, Notes, and Last Week  Recap

- The 1,685 passing yards through the first 11 games of the season for Nick Castiller are the most passing yards ever for a Rocket QB in the first ten games of a season.  Austin Berry passed for 1,766 in 2004.  Austin Berry had 251 yards in the season finale versus Mayfield in 2004.

- Nick Castiller had his 10th, 100+ yard passing game of the season which ties the season record.  The other holder of the single season record for most 100 yard passing games in a season is Austin Berry (2004).

- Devin Hopper recovered 3 fumbles last week.  For CC, Billy Mills and Andrew Freeman have recovered 3 fumbles in a game and Steve Tinsley has recovered four which is the most in game.  Hopper will join Mills, Freeman, and Tinsley (who is the Kentucky high school record holder) by being recognized in the KHSAA record book for fumble recoveries in a game.

2016 Playoff Matchups

District 1 will host Region Championship if both teams have the seam seed. 

- District 2 #2 Seed at District 1 #1 Seed –– Campbellsville (8-3, 2-1) at Russellville (9-2, 3-0)

- District 1 #2 Seed at District 2 #1 Seed –– Crittenden Co. (7-4, 2-1) at Bethlehem (8-3, 3-0)

PODCAST: Caverna Post Game Report

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CAVERNA POST-GAME
with Coach Starnes and Coach Wheeler

Rockets take advantage of Caverna miscues

Gavin Dickerson (4) tackles Caverna's Anthony Eakles.

MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County’s defense forced seven turnovers as the Rockets manhandled Caverna 42-16 in the opening round of the Class A playoffs.

The Rockets (7-4) travel next week to Bardstown to take on Bethlehem (8-3), a 69-6 winner over Fulton County.

Senior running back Dylan Hollis scored three touchdowns for the Rockets, sending Crittenden into the second round of the playoffs for the first time since 2009.

The Colonels (2-9) fumbled six times and threw an interception, giving Crittenden plenty of scoring opportunities. Unlike the previous week at Ballard Memorial – when the Rockets misfired on offense after collecting turnovers – Crittenden made Caverna pay nearly every time the Colonels coughed it up.

Devin Hopper recovered three fumbles himself and the Rockets responded with touchdowns each time. Jacob Russelburg, Dylan Smith and Travis McKinney also recovered fumbles. Cody Belt intercepted a Caverna pass late in the game.

The Rockets turned five of the turnovers into points and led 42-0 early in the third period.

From there, Crittenden unloaded the bench and gave its starters a break while the mercy-rule continuous clock sped up the game. Caverna lineman Jesse Johnson scooped up a Rocket fumble and scored in the third period and the Colonels tacked on a late touchdown pass, too.

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SCORE BY QUARTERS

Caverna 0 0 8 8

Crittenden Co. 21 14 7 0

SCORING PLAYS

Cr-Dylan Hollis 12 run (Will Perkins kick) 11:17, 1st

Cr-Hollis 7 run (Perkins kick) 3:49, 1st

Cr-Gavin Dickerson 6 run (Perkins kick) :41, 1st

Cr-Hollis 14 run (Perkins kick) 6:43, 2nd

Cr-Nick Castiller 1 run (Perkins kick) 1:19, 2nd

Cr-Charlie Johnson 6 run (Perkins kick) 8:24, 3rd

Ca-Jesse Johnson 22 fumble recovery (Devon Paul run) 2:33, 3rd

Ca-Dytanius Franklin 8 pass from Paul (Tony Speaks pass from Paul) 2:22, 4th

TEAM TOTALS

First Downs: Crittenden 16, Caverna 6

Penalties: Crittenden 3-20, Caverna 8-77

Rushing: Crittenden 29-155, Caverna 27-116

Passing: Crittenden 14-29-0, 158 yds., Caverna 4-9-1, 38 yds.

Total Yards: Crittenden 313, Caverna 154

Fumbles/Lost: Crittenden 1-1, Caverna 8-6

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Rushing

Crittenden: Hollis 13-93, Devon Nesbitt 1-1, Johnson 7-40, Dickerson 1-6, Ethan Dossett 1-(-1), Hunter Boone 1-(-7), Nick Castiller 5-23. Caverna: Anthony Eakles 8-28, Franklin 3-3, Jaden Williamson 1-3, Paul 15-82.

Passing

Crittenden: Castiller 13-25-0, 142, Boone 1-4-0, 16 yds. Caverna: Paul 4-9-1, 38 yds.

Receiving

Crittenden: Alex Cosby 3-56, Tyler Coleman 3-29, Seth Bidwell 2-10, Hollis 2-34, Kyle Castiller 1-2, Jared Lundy 1-16, Dickerson 1-4, Ethan Hunt 1-6. Caverna: Franklin 1-8, Eackles 1-9, Spears 2-21.
Defense
Beavers 2 assists; C.Belt solo, interceptions; Birdwell 3 solos, 6 assists; Brooks solo; Coleman solo; Dickerson 5 solos, 5 assists; Fitzgerald 2 solos, 4 assists, caused fumble; Hicks 3 solos, 2 assists; Hoppers 3 solos, assist, sack, TFL, 3 fumble recoveries; Hunt solo, 2 assists; Lamey 3 solos; McConnell assist; T.McKinney 3 solo, assist, TFL, caused fumble, fumble recovery; O’Leary solo; Pax.Riley 4 solos, 2 assists; Russelburg solo, assist, fumble recovery; Smith 2 solos, 6 assists, caused fumble, fumble recovery.

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PODCAST: Class A Playoff vs Caverna : PreGame

PLAYOFF PODCAST

With Coach Al Starnes

PLAYOFF GAME: At a Glance

Caverna 2015 Season Recap (2-8, 1-2)
Edmonson County – Away – 0-47 – Loss
Adair County  - Home – 6-54 – Loss
*Trigg County – Away – 18-48 – Loss
**Hart County – Home – 0-44 – Loss
^Clinton County – Home – 40-26 – Win
Somerset – Away – 24-44 – Loss
Bethlehem – Away – 6-41 – Loss^^
Fort Knox – Away – 50-12 – Win^^
Campbellsville – Home – 6-61 – Loss^^
Metcalfe County – Home – 22-42 - Loss

* Trigg County Common Opponents with Crittenden: Lost to Russellville, 19-48; Beat Todd Central, 34-28; Lost to Caldwell County, 7-43; and Lost to Union County, 27-62.

**Hart County Common Opponents with Crittenden: Beat Ballard Memorial, 18-0; Beat Todd Central, 28-7; and Lost to Union County, 29-42.

^Clinton County Common Opponent with Crittenden: Beat Webster County, 34-27.

^^District Opponents, 1A, District 2

- This senior class for Caverna is 9-34 overall (21% winning percentage) and they are 5-19 on the road for a winning percentage of 21%.

- Caverna Head Coach, Kenny Davidson, is in his 1^st season and has a record of 2-8.  Caverna is 1-4 on the road this season.

Caverna Stat Leaders (through 8 games)
Rushing
Anthony Eakles (#22, Jr.) – 70 attempts, 474 yards, 3 TDs
Devon Paul (#2, Jr.) – 86 attempts, 380 yards, 8 TDs
Devon Perry (#4, Sr.) – 14 attempts, 141 yards, 1 TD
Dytanius Franklin (#3, Sr. ) – 20 attempts, 120 yards, 3 TDs

*Passing
Devon Paul (#2, Jr.) – 21/44, 354 Yards, 1 TD, 2 INT

*Receiving
Devon  Perry (#4, Sr.) – 30 receptions, 449 yards, 3 TDs
Anthony  Eakles (#22, Jr.) – 6 receptions, 127 yards, 0 TDs

Defense
Austin Vibbert (#33, Jr.) – 96 Tackles
Trevor Nichols (#66, Jr.) – 60 Tackles, 1 Fumble Recovery
Dytanius Franklin (#3, Sr.) – 58 Tackles
Jesse Johnson (#62, Sr.) – 55 Tackles

* Team receiving yards (728) and receptions (44) total more than team passing yards (354) and completions (21).  Listed as reported to the KHSAA.

Caverna Series
Season - Result - Score - Location
1985 – WIN – 28-0 – Home
2003 – WIN – 47-6 – Home
2004 – WIN – 21-19 – Away
2005 – WIN – 48-14 – Home
2006 –  WIN – 49-30 – Away

CC leads the series 5-0.

Biggest win in the series for CC, 47-6 in 2003

Coach Starnes is 4-0 against Caverna

CC has never lost a game to Ballard in which they scored at least 23 points.

Caverna High School

- Founded in 1950.
- One of two schools in the state of Kentucky known to operate across county lines.
- School colors are white and purple.
- Per the 2013-2014 enrollment records, Caverna had 115 male students.  CC had 186.

Notable Alumni:
-Clarence Glover, Basketball player for Boston Celtics (1971-1973).
-Denny Doyle, Baseball player for Philadelphia Phillies (1970–1973), California Angels (1974–1975) and Boston Red Sox (1975–1977).
-Brian Doyle, Baseball player for New York Yankees (1978-1981).
-Boris Siakam, Basketball player for Western Kentucky University and Hidd (Bahrain-Asia Team) (2011–present).
-Derek Self, Baseball player Washington Potomac Nationals (2012–present).

Record Watch
* The player’s position on an all-time or season list has changed.

Travis McKinney
*– Tackles in a Career – 196 – Currently in 19^th – Next up are Dyllan Thornton (2006-2009) with 197, Brenden Phillips (2010-2013) with 201, and Brian Berry (2007-2010) with 218.
– Tackles for Loss in a Career – 19 TFLs – Currently Tied for 8^th with Jordan Roberts (2000-2003) – Next up are Matt Jent (21), Brian Penn (22), and Gaige Courtney (25).
– Caused Fumbles in a Career – 8 Caused Fumbles – Currently Tied for 2^nd with Nathan Heady (2001) and Matt Jent (1996-1999) – The career leader is Blake Gardner (2002-2005) with 9.
– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 5 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 13^th with six others – The career leader is Billy Mills with 8.
– Sacks in a Season –4 – Currently tied for 13^th place with 12 others – Next up are five players tied with five sacks.
– Career Sacks – 10 – Currently tied for 2^nd place – Next up is the all-time leader, Zac Beverly, with 15. 

Travis Fitzgerald
*– Tackles in a Career – 186 – Currently Tied for 21^st with Terry Werne (2007-2010) – Next up are J.D. Gray with 187, Travis McKinney with 196, and Dyllan Thornton with 197.
*– Tackles for Loss in a Career – 18 TFLs – Currently tied for 10^th with Dustin Lanham and Lucas Mick - Next up are Travis McKinney and Jordan Roberts with 19.
– Caused Fumbles in a Career – 6 Caused Fumbles – Currently Tied for 5^th with three others – The career leader is Blake Gardner (2002-2005) with 9.
– Fumble Recoveries in a Season – 4 Recoveries – Currently Tied for 6^th with six others – Next are 4 others with 5 and the season leader is Billy Mills (1982) with 6.
– Fumble Recoveries in a Career – 8 Recoveries – Currently tied for all-time leader in the category with Billy Mills.
– Sacks in a Season –4 – Currently tied for 13^th place with 12 others – Next up are five players tied with five sacks.
*– Career Sacks – 5 – Currently tied for 13^th place – Next up George Congenie and Darren Holliman with 6.

Nick Castiller
–Passing Yards in a Season – 1,685 – Currently in 2^nd place – Next up is Austin Berry (2004) with 2,017.
–Passing Yards in a Career – 2,478 – Currently in 3^rd place – Next is Jamie Curtis (1989-1992) with 2,813 and Austin Berry (2002-2005) with 3,744 yards.
– Passing Completions in a Season –120 – Currently in 2^nd place – Next up is Austin Berry (2004) with 122.
– Passing Completions in a Career – 199 – Currently tied for 2^nd place – Next up is the all-time leader, Austin Berry with 227.
*– Passing Attempts in a Season – 224 – Currently the single season leader
– Passing Attempts in a Career – 389 – Currently in 3^rd place – Next up are Austin Berry with 396, and the all-time leader, Jamie Curtis, with 426.
– Passing Touchdowns in a Season – 16 – Currently in 3^rd place – Next up are Austin Berry (2005) with 17 and Austin Berry (2004) with 29.
*– Passing Touchdowns in a Career – 20 – Currently in 3^rd place – Next up are J.D. Gray with 24 and the all-time leader, Austin Berry, with 47.
*- Rushing Touchdowns in a Season – 14 – Currently tied for 9^th place with Andrew Freeman (2010), Brian Berry (2009) and J.D. Gray (2008) – Next up is J.D. Gray (2009) with 15.
*- Rushing Touchdowns in a Career – 18 – Currently tied for 13^th place with Donny  Beverly (1989-1992) and Sean Thompson (2000-2003) – Next up is Brian Berry (2007-2010) with 19.
*- Rushing Attempts in a Season – 130 – Currently tied for 30^th place with Dennis Mott (1963) and Jared Asbridge (2001) – Next up are Blake Gardner (2005) and Donnie Phillips (1985) with 132.
*- Rushing Attempts in a Career – 249 – Currently in 19^th place – Next up is Andrew Freeman (2007-2010) with 263.
*- Touchdowns Scored in a Career – 18 – Tied with Demetric Moss (2000-2003) & Chad Perryman for 17^th – Next up are Dylan Hollis (2012-Present), Sean Thompson (2000-2003) and Donny Beverly (1989-1992) with 19.
*- Points Scored in a Season – 84 – Currently tied for 17^th place with Andrew Freeman (2010), Jeramie Sorina (2006), Ronnie Moss (1987) and Danny Hodges (1975) – Next up are Gaige Courtney and Brian Berry with 86.
*- Points Scored in a Career – 108 – Currently tied in 19^th place with Demetric Moss (2000-2003) – Next up are Donny Beverly with 110 and Gaige Courtney with 112.

Dylan Hollis (Did Not Play Last Week)
– Receptions in a Season – 23 – Currently tied for 16^th place – Next up are Dylan Clark (2009) and Gaige Courtney (2008) with 24.
– Receptions in a Career – 47 – Currently in 7^th place – Next up are Bobby Knox with 48, Denis Hodge with 50, and Kayle Malcom with 51.
– Receiving Yards in a Season – 412 – Currently in 10^th place – Next up are Bobby Knox (2012) with 441 and Kyle Myers (1997) with 479.
– Receiving Yards in a Career – 758 – Currently in 4^th place – Next up are Denis Hodge (874), Chad Perryman (1,655), and T.K. Guess (1,774).
– Receiving Touchdowns in a Season – 6 – Currently tied for 5^th place with seven others – Next up are Shawnte Moss and Jared Champion with 7, Jamie Champion with 8, and T.K. Guess (2005) with 12.
– Receiving Touchdowns in a Career – 8 – Currently tied for 8^th place with two others – Next up are five players (Denis Hodge, Jerry Jessup, Rodney Robertson, Mike Tosh, and Jamie Champion) with nine, Chad Perryman with 15, and T.K. Guess with 17.
– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 11 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22
- Touchdowns Scored in a Career – 19 – Tied with Sean Thompson and Donny Beverly for 14^th – Next up are Brian Berry with 20 and Jeramie Sorina with 22
– Tackles in a Career – 161 – Currently Tied for 30^th – Next up are Lucas Mick (1998-2001), Josh James (1999-2002), and Jacob Courtney (2003-2006) with 163 tackles.
- Points Scored in a Season – 70 – Currently in 27^th place – Next up are Sean Thompson (2002) with 72 and Brad Madden (1998) with 73.
- Points Scored in a Career – 120 – Currently in 16^th place – Next up are Brian Berry with 129 and Jeramie Sorina and Sean Thompson with 132.

Dylan Smith
*– Tackles in a Season – 108 – Currently Tied for 16^th with Dyllan Thornton (2009) – Next up are Jeff Porter and Mike Tosh with 109 and Von Summers (1979) with 113.

Alex Cosby
– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 13 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22
*– Receptions in a Season – 26 – Currently tied for 10^th place with Kayle Malcom (1984) – Next up are Chad Perryman (1992) with 27 and Shawnte Moss (2004) with 28.
*– Receptions in a Career – 36 – Currently in 14^th place – Next up are Grant Gardner (2009-2012) with 38 and Tanner Nix (2008-2010), Shawnte Moss (2001-2004), & Jared Champion (1996) with 40 each.
*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 360 – Currently tied for 13^th place with Denis Hodge (1985) – Next up are Gaige Courtney (2008) with 362, Tyler Coleman (2015) with 409, and Dylan Hollis (2015) with 412.

Ethan Hunt
– Consecutive Games with a Reception – 11 – All-time leader is T.K. Guess with 22
*– Receptions in a Season – 19 – Currently tied for 24^th place with two others – Next up are Shane Carter (1994), Kayle Malcom (1983), and Kenny  Bell (1981) with 20.
*– Receptions in a Career – 27 – Currently in 21^st place – Next up are Curtis Franklin (1979-1982) with 29 and Tyler Coleman with 31.
*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 251 – Currently in 31^st place – Next up are Kayle Malcom (1983) with 254 and Brad Hart (2003) & Seth Birdwell (2015) with 258.
*– Interceptions in a Season – 5 – Currently tied for 10^th place – Next up are Kyle Myers (1997), Tanner Tabor (1998 and 1999) and T.K. Guess with 6.

Tyler Coleman
*– Receptions in a Season – 31 – Currently tied for 7^th place – Next up are Bobby Knox (2012) with 32 and Chad Perryman (1991) with 34.
*– Receptions in a Career – 31 – Currently tied for 18^th place with Brian Penn (1995-1998) – Next up are Blake Gardner with 32 and Shane Carter with 33.
*– Receiving Yards in a Season – 409 – Currently in 11^th place – Next up are Dylan Hollis (2015) with 412 and Bobby Knox (2012) with 441.

Will Perkins
*– Extra Points Made in a Season – 30 – Currently in 5^th place – Next up are George Congenie with 33 and J.R. Adams with 36.
*– Extra Points Made in a Career – 30 – Currently tied for 6^th  place – Next up are Brad Madden (1996-1999) and Aaron Summers (1985-1988) with 38.
*– Extra Points Attempted in a Season – 35 – Currently in 6^th place – Next up are Micah Hollamon (2010) with 39 and George Congenie (2005) with 42.
*– Extra Points Attempted in a Career – 35 – Currently tied for 6^th place with Chad Perryman (1990-1993) – Next up are Brad Madden  and Aaron Summers with 60.

Seth Birdwell
* – Receiving Yards in a Season – 258 – Currently tied for 28^th place – Next up are Brian Penn (1997) with 277 and Dylan Hollis (2014) with 286.

Other Records, Notes, and Last Week  Recap
- The 1,685 passing yards through the first ten games of the season for Nick Castiller are the most passing yards ever for a Rocket QB in the first ten games of a season.  Austin Berry passed for 1,611 in 2004

- Nick Castiller had his ninth, 100+ yard passing game of the season which is the second most ever in a single season.  The single season record holder for most 100 yard passing games in a season is Austin Berry with 10 (2004).

- In the last 15 years, only one player has had 100 or more tackles at the end of the regular season.  Gaige Courtney had 104 tackles to end the 2008 regular season.  This year, Dylan Smith has amassed 108 tackles during the regular season.

- Ballard Memorial scored more than 12 points in each quarter last week.  The CC opponent scoring more than 10 points in each quarter has occurred only three other times in the last 21 seasons (Massac County, 2007; Owensboro Catholic, 2012; Murray, 2014).

- CC is averaging 12.3 first downs per game this season.  12.3 is the highest average per game since 2005 when that team average 13.5.

- Since 1995, CC has averaged less rushing attempts than the 31.1 they are averaging this season only once. In 2010, CC averaged 29.5 rushing attempts per game.

- The highest single game rushing total for an individual this season is the 142 put up by Nick Castiller in the season opener.  142 yards is the lowest “season high” for a Rocket team since 2004 when that squad did not have anyone rush for more than 136 yards during the season.

- CC is averaging 13.3 points in the first quarter this season.  That average is the highest 1^st quarter average since 1994. The second highest during that period is 12.7 for the 2010 squad.

- The 11.2 points the Rockets are averaging for 2^nd quarter scoring is the third highest total in the last 21 seasons.  The highest is 13.8 during the 2005 season.

2016 Playoff Matchups
District 1 will host Region Championship if both teams have the seam seed.
- District 2 #4 Seed at District 1 #1 Seed –– Ft. Knox (3-7, 0-3) at Russellville (#7, AP) 8-2, 3-0)
- District 2 #3 Seed at District 1 #2 Seed –– Caverna (2-8, 1-2) at Crittenden Co. (6-4, 2-1)
- District 1 #4 Seed at District 2 #1 Seed –– Fulton County (0-10, 0-3) at Bethlehem (#10, AP) (7-3, 3-0)
- District 1 #3 Seed at District 2 #2 Seed –– Fulton City (2-8, 1-2) at Campbellsville (7-3, 2-1)

2015 Final AP Poll – Class A*
1. Paintsville [12] (10-0, 147)
2. Beechwood [1] (9-1, 128)
3. Paris [2] (10-0, 118)
4. Pikeville (8-2, 114)
5. Hazard (8-2, 75)
6. Bishop Brossart (9-1, 68)
7. Russellville (8-2, 61)
8. Harlan (8-2, 36)
9. Fairview (6-4, 34)
10. Bethlehem (7-3, 21)
Others receiving votes (points): Pineville 11, Raceland 8, Williamsburg 3.

* During 2015, Crittenden County was the only “county” school to receive a vote in the poll.  Others schools receiving votes in the 2015 AP polls along with the city and county populations of which the school is located are:
SCHOOLS
Crittenden County City: Marion, 3,039 County: Crittenden, 9,315
Beechwood City: Fort Mitchell, 8,207 County: Kenton, 159,720
Pikeville City: Pikeville, 6,907 County: Pike, 65,024
Russellville City: Russellville, 6,947 County: Logan, 26,835
Paintsville City: Paintsville, 3,459 County: Johnson, 23,356
Fairview City: Westwood, 4,746 County: Boyd, 49,542
Raceland City: Raceland, 2,355 County: Greenup, 36,910
Paris City: Paris, 8,553 County: Bourbon, 19,985
Campbellsville City: Campbellsville, 10,759 County: Taylor, 24,512
Hazard City: Hazard, 4,465 County: Perry, 28,712
Bellevue City: Bellevue, 5,955 County: Campbell, 90,988
Ludlow City: Ludlow, 4,407 County: Kenton, 159,720
Bishop Brossart City: Alexandria, 8,477 County: Campbell, 90,988
Eminence City: Eminence, 2,231 County: Henry, 15,416
Bethlehem City: Bardstown, 11,700 County: Nelson, 43,437
Frankfort City: Frankfort. 25,527 County: Franklin, 49,285
Williamsburg City: Williamsburg, 5.245 County: Whitley, 35,637
Harlan City: Harlan, 1,745 County: Harlan, 29,278
Louisville Holy Cross City: Louisville, 612,780 County: Jefferson, 756,832
Pineville City: Pineville, 1,732 County: Bell, 28.691
Lynn Camp City: Corbin, 7,272 County: Corbin is located in 3 counties with the smallest population of the 3 counties being 31,383 (Knox).