The Colonels continued their strong play and some Bluebirds lit up the scoreboard once again on this Friday night. There were several dominant performances in Northern Kentucky as several teams made statements by winning big. NO. 12 COVINGTON CATHOLIC 43, BOONE COUNTY 0Covington Catholic brought its A game en route to a shutout over Boone County. The Colonels outgained the Rebels 444-218 in total offense including a dominant performance in the run game. CovCath rushed 30 times for 394 yards, taking a physical approach to dispatch Boone County Friday night and win their sixth straight game.The Colonels used a big second half to blow open a two possession game. Owen Leen was the catalyst for most of the night. The tailback rushed for 221 yards on only 16 carries to lead the charge. Leen scored three touchdowns on the night and was simply unstoppable for the Rebels.Quarterback Evan Pitzer rushed for a score and also added 50 yards passing through the air in the dominant victory. Tate Kruer anchored the shutout with six tackles as the Colonel defense only allowed eight first downs the entire game.Boone County got a great effort from quarterback Jamarion Hocker. Hocker was 13-24 for 184 yards passing and added another 69 yards on the ground in the loss.NO. 23 HIGHLANDS 55, CONNER 0Highlands used a big offensive night to fly by Conner. The Bluebirds racked up 352 yards of total offense in a dominating effort that crossed both sides of the football. The defense held Conner to just 45 yards of total offense including -11 in the passing game.Highlands quarterback Brody Benke hooked up with wideout Carson Class for three touchdown connections in the first half alone to help break the game open.The Bluebirds led 49-0 at the half and never looked back. Benke led the offensive explosion by going 15-20 for 201 yards and four touchdown passes. He threw for touchdowns of 22, 17, 2, and 35 yards in the dominant win.Here are some other scores from Northern Kentucky teams in action:Louisville St. Xavier 37, No. 24 Ryle 0No. 21 Beechwood 37, Dixie Heights 14Corbin 38, Simon Kenton 35Cooper 41, Madison Consolidated 7Scott 54, Harrison County 35Rowan County 14, Holmes 12Lloyd Memorial 39, Montgomery County 12Newport 44, Bellevue 0Walton-Verona 28, Carroll County 26Mason County 45, Ludlow 14Bishop Brossart 17, Nicholas County 15Get the complete scores from all of tonight’s action on the Underground Sports Shop Scoreboard at TriStateFootball.com/scores.*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter.
The Colonels continued their strong play and some Bluebirds lit up the scoreboard once again on this Friday night. There were several dominant performances in Northern Kentucky as several teams made statements by winning big.
NO. 12 COVINGTON CATHOLIC 43, BOONE COUNTY 0
Covington Catholic brought its A game en route to a shutout over Boone County. The Colonels outgained the Rebels 444-218 in total offense including a dominant performance in the run game. CovCath rushed 30 times for 394 yards, taking a physical approach to dispatch Boone County Friday night and win their sixth straight game.
The Colonels used a big second half to blow open a two possession game. Owen Leen was the catalyst for most of the night. The tailback rushed for 221 yards on only 16 carries to lead the charge. Leen scored three touchdowns on the night and was simply unstoppable for the Rebels.
Quarterback Evan Pitzer rushed for a score and also added 50 yards passing through the air in the dominant victory. Tate Kruer anchored the shutout with six tackles as the Colonel defense only allowed eight first downs the entire game.
Boone County got a great effort from quarterback Jamarion Hocker. Hocker was 13-24 for 184 yards passing and added another 69 yards on the ground in the loss.
NO. 23 HIGHLANDS 55, CONNER 0
Highlands used a big offensive night to fly by Conner. The Bluebirds racked up 352 yards of total offense in a dominating effort that crossed both sides of the football. The defense held Conner to just 45 yards of total offense including -11 in the passing game.
Highlands quarterback Brody Benke hooked up with wideout Carson Class for three touchdown connections in the first half alone to help break the game open.
The Bluebirds led 49-0 at the half and never looked back. Benke led the offensive explosion by going 15-20 for 201 yards and four touchdown passes. He threw for touchdowns of 22, 17, 2, and 35 yards in the dominant win.
Here are some other scores from Northern Kentucky teams in action:
Louisville St. Xavier 37, No. 24 Ryle 0
No. 21 Beechwood 37, Dixie Heights 14
Corbin 38, Simon Kenton 35
Cooper 41, Madison Consolidated 7
Scott 54, Harrison County 35
Rowan County 14, Holmes 12
Lloyd Memorial 39, Montgomery County 12
Newport 44, Bellevue 0
Walton-Verona 28, Carroll County 26
Mason County 45, Ludlow 14
Bishop Brossart 17, Nicholas County 15
Get the complete scores from all of tonight’s action on the Underground Sports Shop Scoreboard at TriStateFootball.com/scores.
*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter.
