DISTRICT TITLE ON THE LINE
Though statistics are incomplete in earlier seasons, we do know that Crittenden County has trailed at the half in at least 210 games prior to last week. Also prior to last week, we know of only 27 comebacks when the Rockets trailed at the half and were able to pull out a win. Those statistics (27 comebacks and 210 times trailing at the half) meant there was only 12.9% chance that Crittenden County would win the game against Fulton County by coming back in the second half.
2019 Russellville Results (2-6, 2-0)
Warren East (4A, 4-4) – 0-48 – LOSS
Glasgow (3A, 7-1) – 0-56 – LOSS
Butler County (2A, 1-7) – 15-20 – LOSS
Logan County (4A, 7-1) – 28-55 – LOSS
Franklin Simpson (4A, 4-4) – 0-42 – LOSS
Somerset (2A, 7-1) – 12-64 – LOSS
Fulton County (1A, 5-3) – 34-31 – WIN
Caverna (1A, 1-7) – 50-0 – WIN
Scored 139 Points – Seventh worst scoring offense in class A (32 Teams)
Allowed 316 Points – Fourth worst scoring defense in Class A
Team Rushing Yards – 926 Yards
Team Rushing Yards Allowed – 1,720 Yards
Team Passing Yards – 781 Yards
Team Passing Yards Allowed – 973 Yards
Russellville Key Player Stats
#12 – Lennon Ries – 42/108, 689 Yards Passing, 11 TDs, 6 INTs
#12 – Lennon Ries – 56 Rush Attempts, 255 Yards, 2 TDs
#4 – Jovari Gamble – 94 Rush Attempts, 515 Yards, 3 TDs
#20 – Landon Bollenbecker – 41 Tackles, 0 TFLs, 0 Sacks, 0 INT
#22 – Jackson Hampton – 8 Receptions, 294 Yards, 6 TDs
#15 – Chevis Elliott – 39 Tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 INT
#5 – Josh Allen – 8 Receptions, 178 Yards, 3 TDs
#22 – Jackson Hampton – 29 Tackles, 3 INTs (1 TD)
#1 – Dustin Brown – 15/16 PATs, 0/0 FG
Russellville SeriesSeason - Result - Score - Location
1957 – Loss – 6-59 – Away
1958 – Loss – 7-32 – Home
1959 – Win – 19-7 – Away
1960 – Loss – 13-25 – Home
1961 – Loss – 0-39 – Away
1962 – Win – 24-14 – Home
1963 – Win – 27-19 – Home
1964 – Loss – 6-26 – Home
1965 – Loss – 6-25 – Away
1966 – Loss – 0-38 – Home
1967 – Loss – 0-15 – Away
1968 – Loss – 0-45 – Home
1969 – Loss – 8-52 – Away
1970 – Loss – 0-32 – Home
1971 – Loss – 8-20 – Away
1972 – Loss – 12-14 – Home
1973 – Loss – 6-32 – Away
1974 – Loss – 7-26 – Home
1975 – Win – 36-10 – Away
1976 – Loss – 7-22 – Home
1977 – Loss – 0-52 – Away
1978 – Loss – 14-43 – Home
1979 – Loss – 0-34 – Away
1980 – Loss – 20-51 – Home
1983 – Loss – 14-42 – Away
1984 – Loss – 0-13 – Home
1985 – Win – 18-13 – Away
1986 – Win – 10-8 – Home
1991 – Loss – 14-35 – Away
1992 – Loss – 3-35 – Home
1993 – Loss – 3-49 – Away
1994 – Loss – 0-54 – Home
1995 – Loss – 0-35 – Away
1996 – Win – 14-6 – Home
1997 – Loss – 14-34 – Away
1998 – Win – 27-12 – Home
1999 – Win – 27-12 – Away
2000 – Win – 27-26 – Home
2001 – Win – 22-21 – Away – Overtime
2002 – Win – 19-3 – Home
2003 – Loss – 21-28 – Away
2004 – Win – 27-20 – Home
2005 – Win – 59-6 – Away
2006 – Win – 35-21 – Home
2006 – Loss – 28-34 – Home – Playoffs Round 1
2015 – Loss – 21-46 – Home
2016 – Loss – 7-49 – Away
2017 – Win – 22-21 – Home
2018 – Win – 28-12 – Away
#12 – Lennon Ries – 42/108, 689 Yards Passing, 11 TDs, 6 INTs
#12 – Lennon Ries – 56 Rush Attempts, 255 Yards, 2 TDs
#4 – Jovari Gamble – 94 Rush Attempts, 515 Yards, 3 TDs
#20 – Landon Bollenbecker – 41 Tackles, 0 TFLs, 0 Sacks, 0 INT
#22 – Jackson Hampton – 8 Receptions, 294 Yards, 6 TDs
#15 – Chevis Elliott – 39 Tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 INT
#5 – Josh Allen – 8 Receptions, 178 Yards, 3 TDs
#22 – Jackson Hampton – 29 Tackles, 3 INTs (1 TD)
#1 – Dustin Brown – 15/16 PATs, 0/0 FG
Russellville SeriesSeason - Result - Score - Location
1957 – Loss – 6-59 – Away
1958 – Loss – 7-32 – Home
1959 – Win – 19-7 – Away
1960 – Loss – 13-25 – Home
1961 – Loss – 0-39 – Away
1962 – Win – 24-14 – Home
1963 – Win – 27-19 – Home
1964 – Loss – 6-26 – Home
1965 – Loss – 6-25 – Away
1966 – Loss – 0-38 – Home
1967 – Loss – 0-15 – Away
1968 – Loss – 0-45 – Home
1969 – Loss – 8-52 – Away
1970 – Loss – 0-32 – Home
1971 – Loss – 8-20 – Away
1972 – Loss – 12-14 – Home
1973 – Loss – 6-32 – Away
1974 – Loss – 7-26 – Home
1975 – Win – 36-10 – Away
1976 – Loss – 7-22 – Home
1977 – Loss – 0-52 – Away
1978 – Loss – 14-43 – Home
1979 – Loss – 0-34 – Away
1980 – Loss – 20-51 – Home
1983 – Loss – 14-42 – Away
1984 – Loss – 0-13 – Home
1985 – Win – 18-13 – Away
1986 – Win – 10-8 – Home
1991 – Loss – 14-35 – Away
1992 – Loss – 3-35 – Home
1993 – Loss – 3-49 – Away
1994 – Loss – 0-54 – Home
1995 – Loss – 0-35 – Away
1996 – Win – 14-6 – Home
1997 – Loss – 14-34 – Away
1998 – Win – 27-12 – Home
1999 – Win – 27-12 – Away
2000 – Win – 27-26 – Home
2001 – Win – 22-21 – Away – Overtime
2002 – Win – 19-3 – Home
2003 – Loss – 21-28 – Away
2004 – Win – 27-20 – Home
2005 – Win – 59-6 – Away
2006 – Win – 35-21 – Home
2006 – Loss – 28-34 – Home – Playoffs Round 1
2015 – Loss – 21-46 – Home
2016 – Loss – 7-49 – Away
2017 – Win – 22-21 – Home
2018 – Win – 28-12 – Away
CC trails in the series 17-32 (34.7% winning percentage)
CC has won 10 of the last 14.
In the last nine matchups the series is 5-4 and CC leads the scoring in those games 248-237.
The scoring in the entire series of 48 games is lead by Russellville 1367-676.
CC has been shutout in the series nine times and Russellville has never been shutout in the series.
The last shutout by Russellville occurred in 1995.
Biggest win in the series for CC, 59-6 in 2005
Biggest loss in the series for CC, 0-54 in 1994
Most Games Played Against A Single Opponent
Opponent - Number of Contests (Minimum 35 Games)
Caldwell County – 52
Russellville – 49
Fulton City – 46
Webster County – 46
Trigg County – 41
Ballard Memorial – 42
Fulton County - 35
Opponent - Number of Contests (Minimum 35 Games)
Caldwell County – 52
Russellville – 49
Fulton City – 46
Webster County – 46
Trigg County – 41
Ballard Memorial – 42
Fulton County - 35
Crittenden County Single Game School Records Versus Russellville
(Some Statistical Categories Unavailable)
Passing Yards: 250, Nick Castiller, 2015
Passing Completions: 17, Nick Castiller, 2015
Passing Attempts: 38, Nick Castiller, 2015
Passing Touchdowns: 3, Austin Berry, 2004
Interceptions Thrown: 6, Jamie Curtis, 1992 (School Record)
(Some Statistical Categories Unavailable)
Passing Yards: 250, Nick Castiller, 2015
Passing Completions: 17, Nick Castiller, 2015
Passing Attempts: 38, Nick Castiller, 2015
Passing Touchdowns: 3, Austin Berry, 2004
Interceptions Thrown: 6, Jamie Curtis, 1992 (School Record)
Rushing Yards: 271, Jeramie Sorina, 2006
Rushing Touchdowns: 4, Jeramie Sorina, 2006
Rushing Attempts: 41, Jeramie Sorina, 2006 (School Record)
Rushing Touchdowns: 4, Jeramie Sorina, 2006
Rushing Attempts: 41, Jeramie Sorina, 2006 (School Record)
Receiving Yards: 149, Tyler Coleman, 2015
Receptions: 9, Tyler Coleman, 2015
Receiving Touchdowns: N/A, minimum 3
Receptions: 9, Tyler Coleman, 2015
Receiving Touchdowns: N/A, minimum 3
Tackles: 20, David Belt, 1983
Tackles for Loss: 4, Sean O'Leary, 2018
Interceptions: 3, Mark Hamby, 1975 (Tied for School Record)
Sacks: 4, Mike Wheeler, 1979 (Tied for School Record)
Caused Fumbles: 3, Nathan Heady, 2001 (Tied for School Record)
Fumble Recoveries: N/A, minimum 2
Tackles for Loss: 4, Sean O'Leary, 2018
Interceptions: 3, Mark Hamby, 1975 (Tied for School Record)
Sacks: 4, Mike Wheeler, 1979 (Tied for School Record)
Caused Fumbles: 3, Nathan Heady, 2001 (Tied for School Record)
Fumble Recoveries: N/A, minimum 2
Longest TD Pass: 75 Yards, Glenn Jones from Turner Martin, 1980
Longest TD Run: 79, Dennis Mott, 1964
Longest Interception Return for a TD: N/A, minimum 45 Yards
Longest Fumble Return for a TD: 12 Yards, T.K. Guess, 2005
Longest Punt Return for a TD: 62 Yards, T.K. Guess, 2005
Longest Kickoff Return for a TD: 90, Shannon Epley, 2001
Longest Field Goal: 40 Yards, Jeremy Lander, 1993
Most Points Scored: 24, Jeramie Sorina, 2006
Longest TD Run: 79, Dennis Mott, 1964
Longest Interception Return for a TD: N/A, minimum 45 Yards
Longest Fumble Return for a TD: 12 Yards, T.K. Guess, 2005
Longest Punt Return for a TD: 62 Yards, T.K. Guess, 2005
Longest Kickoff Return for a TD: 90, Shannon Epley, 2001
Longest Field Goal: 40 Yards, Jeremy Lander, 1993
Most Points Scored: 24, Jeramie Sorina, 2006
2019 District 1A, District 1 Review
Week 9
- Russellville UNR (2-6) – Russellville will be in Marion. They are guaranteed a home playoff game.
Week 9
- Russellville UNR (2-6) – Russellville will be in Marion. They are guaranteed a home playoff game.
- Caverna UNR (1-7) – Caverna will take the three and half bus ride to Hickman to officially decide their fourth place finish. Caverna will travel in the first round of the playoffs to the winner of Russellville and Crittenden County.
- Fulton County UNR (5-3) – Fulton County should be in line for a big victory this week versus Caverna. With the win, Fulton County will be traveling to the loser of the Russellville and Crittenden County game.
Random Notes
Xander Tabor will break into the top-15 in career rushing touchdowns with two more TDs.
Xander Tabor will break into the top-15 in career rushing touchdowns with two more TDs.
Xander Tabor will enter the top-15 in total touchdowns in a career with three more TDs.
Xander Tabor has 120 career points and ranks tied for 21st on the list. Next up is Brian Berry 129, Gavin Dickerson 132, Jeramie Sorina 132, and Sean Thompson 132.
Last week, Xander Tabor became the 19th player to have 1,500 rushing yards in a career in school history.
With 72 more rushing yards, Xander Tabor will have the 19th 1,000 yard rushing season in school history.
With 172 more passing yards, Hunter Jones will be in the top-10 for passing yards in a single season.
With 26 more passing yards, Hunter Jones will be 14th player to pass for at least 1,000 yards in a career.
With seven more passing TDs, Hunter Jones will be in the top-5 for passing TDs in a career.
Hunter Jones currently has the 8th highest career completion percentage of 48.21% (minimum 100 passing attempts).
Noah Perkins is now 9th in career PAT attempted with 47. Next on the list is Cody Belt with 48 and Parker Johnson with 53.
Noah Perkins is now tied for 6th in career PAT made with 44. Next on the list is Parker Johnson with 48 and Micah Hollamon with 68.
Noah Perkins currently has a 93.62% career made PAT percentage (44/47). The record is 91.67% by Cody Belt (2014-2017).
Tyler Boone is currently 14th on the career receiving yards list with 576. He needs 47 yards to be in the top-10. Alex Cosby (585), Kayle Malcom (586), Jared Champion (594), and Jerry Jessup (622) are all up next on the list.
Tyler Boone needs six more receptions to break into the top 20 for receptions in a career.
Tyler Boone is in the top-10 in career tackles (266). He will pass Billy Mills (274), Aaron Berry (277), and Sean O’Leary (281) over the course of the rest of the regular season.
Tyler Boone now has 32 career tackles for loss which is fifth all-time. Dylan Clark sits in 4th with 35 TFLs and Aaron Berry has 43 in 3rd.
With five more tackles, Lathen Easley will become the 45th player to have at least 150 career tackles.
Lathen Easley currently ranks fourth in career sacks with 12. Ahead of him on the list are Zack Beverly (15), Adam Beavers (17), and Sean O’Leary (18).
Lathen Easley is tied for fourth in career forced fumbles with eight. Gavin Dickerson has nine, Blake Gardner has nine, and Travis McKinney has ten.
Preston Morgeson is one interception away from tying the freshman record for interceptions in a season. The three current record holders are T.K. Guess (2002), Caden McCallister (2017), and Tyler Boone (2017).
Last week, Tyler Boone recorded five tackles. Due to an injury he left the game in the second quarter and did not return during to the game. Five TFLs is the second most ever in a game.
Noah Perkins has become the only kicker in school history that has made ten PATs in-a-row at least three different times.
In the past 11 seasons, the only other time the Rockets have come from behind after trailing at the half and won was against Bethlehem in the 2018 playoffs. The Rockets trailed 6-7 at the half and won 33-27.
The Rockets were trailing at the half this week and came back and won. When the Rockets lead at the half, they win those game 90.1% of the time.
With Coach Thompson’s next win, he will be tied for the third most wins in school history with 18. Next on the list is Pat Gates with 23.
The next win for the Rockets will be the 299th in school history.
The Rocket defense held class A leading rusher Caleb Kimble, to 68 yards (per the Fulton County KHSAA page). That rushing total is the lowest for Kimble in at least the last 19 games. 57 yards of those 68 yards came on the first offensive play of game on a 57-yard TD run.
