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Micah Johnson may just make the Miami Dolphins final roster

Former Fort Campbell and University of Kentucky linebacker Micah Johnson may be close to earning a spot on the Miami Dolphins' final 53-man roster.

Johnson was undrafted out of UK and signed for a brief time by the New York Giants. He was signed by the Dolphins on Aug. 3.  In just a short time, he has impressed the Dolphins enough to the point where he was one of the first defensive subs to enter Friday's preseason loss to the Falcons.  He has been seeing time at inside linebacker.

Here are what some close to the Dolphins are saying about his chances:

• Mike Berardino of the Sun-Sentinel says Johnson stood out Friday
• Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel says Johnson appears to have leapfrogged J.D. Folsom and Austin Spitler for the final LB spot on the roster
• Bleacherreport.com says Johnson's play on special teams gives him an inside edge to the final spot.

On Tuesday, NFL teams must cut trim their rosters to 75 players.  The final cut to the 53-man roster is Saturday.  Johnson has one more preseason game to solidify his case for a roster spot when the Dolphins play at Dallas Thursday.

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Trigg County 6 Caldwell County 1

Six different players scored goals as Trigg County remained unbeaten on the season with a 6-1 soccer win vs. Caldwell County Thursday night at the Complex.

Trigg County got goals from Colten Bridges, Romaine Cunningham, Jared Stallons, Joel Ben Thomas, Devon Wharton, and Aaron Yielding.  Thomas had two assists, and Blaine Alexander had one.

Kevin Latham picked up the win in goal for the Wildcats, who won their fifth staight game to improve to 5-0-1.  Caldwell County fell to 2-2 with the loss.

Trigg County will return to action Tuesday at Lyon County.

In other games Thursday:

• Mitch West had a hat trick to lead Christian County past St. Mary 4-2
• Fort Campbell shut out Hopkins County Central 5-0
• Union County edged Dawson Springs 3-2

In rare Friday games tonight:

• Hopkinsville hosts University Heights Academy
• Dawson Springs visits Lyon County

Thursday's volleyball scoreboard

 

Christian County beat Hopkinsville 25-11, 25-13.

 

Bailey Joiner had 11 assists, 3 kills and 1 ace.

Michelle O'Quinn had 8 kills and 3 aces.

Nicole Brown had 8 aces and 3 kills.

Casey Castile had 4 kills and 2 blocks.

Kayla Wade had an .875 passing percentage.

Zatoria Leavell had 3 assists and 2 kills.

Courtney Baker had 1 kill.

 

Christian County's record is now 5-4 (2-1).

 

Christian County JV won 21-12, 21-10.

 

April Buckner had 13 assists.

Katy Burgess had 7 kills and 2 aces.

Grayson Rogers had 4 aces and 3 kills.

Katie Rogers had 2 kills and 1 ace.

Zee Leavell had 3 aces and 2 blocks.

Lacy Walker had a .914 passing percentage.

 

Christian County JV's record is now 6-2.

 

Christian County Freshmen lost 21-7, 16-21, 15-21.

 

Kacy Burgess had 12 assists,  6 aces and 1 kill.

Alexis Martin had 5 kills and 1 ace.

Amber Fletcher had 3 aces and 1 kill.

Toni Lynn Harbold had 3 aces.

Morgan Derden had 1 ace.

Shaleia Sivils had 1 kill and 1 ace.

Whitnie Thomas had a .700 passing percentage.

 

Christian County Freshmen are now 4-3.

 

In other volleyball games from Thursday:

 

• Madisonville beat Trigg County 2-0 (25-18, 25-14)
• Christian Fellowship over University Heights (25-7, 25-6)
• Crittenden County beat LIvingston Central in three games
• Franklin-Simpson over Todd County Central in three games

Trigg wins quad golf match

Trigg County continued their strong play on the links with a quad match win Thursday at Boots Randolph Golf Course.

Trigg's score of 161 was 10 better than Community Christian and better than Livingston's 188 and Todd County Central's 189.

Nick Choate led Trigg County with a 2-over 38.  Derek Rogers shot a 40, Austin Apsley a 41, Ryan Russell and Cole Gardner a 42.

Community Christian's Clayton Ely took medalist honors with a 1-over 37.

In girls' play, Trigg County edged Livingston Central by one shot.  Karli Bush was the medalist with a 44.  Madison Chaney added a season low score of 46.  Sierra Bush shot a 58, and Lyndsey Choate had a 59.

Trigg County will compete in the All-A Region Golf Tournament Saturday at Deer Lake Golf Course in Salem.

Toyota of Hopkinsville Western Kentucky Smackdown begins today

Christian County and Hopkinsville will team together to host the 2010 Toyota of Hopkinsville Western Kentucky Smackdown that begins today.  There are 16 teams in the field this year.  Matches will be played at Christian County High School, Christian County Middle School, Hopkinsville High School and Hopkinsville Middle School.

 

Matches will start at all 4 schools at 5:30 tonight.  There will be four matches at each site on Friday night.  On Saturday, matches start at 9:00 am.  After pool play, there will be a Gold Division and a Silver Division.  The Gold Division will be played at CCHS and CCMS.  The Silver Division will be played at HHS and HMS.

 

Tonight's games at Colonel Gym

 

5:30pm - Christian County vs. Clarksville Northeast

6:30pm - Christian County vs. Graves County

7:30pm - Clarksville Northeast vs. Allen County-Scottsville

8:30pm - Graves County vs. Allen County-Scottsville

 

Games at Christian County Middle

 

5:30pm - Fort Campbell vs. Madisonville

6:30pm - Fort Campbell vs. Unoon County

7:30pm - Madisonville vs. LaRue County

8:30pm - Union County vs. LaRue County

 

Games at Hopkinsville High

 

5:30pm - Calloway County vs. Webster County

6:30pm - Calloway County vs. Hopkinsville

 

Games at Hopkinsville Middle

 

5:30pm - Trigg County vs. Bowling Green

6:30pm - Bowling Green vs. Whitehouse, Tenn.

7:30pm - Trigg County vs. University Heights

8:30pm - Whitehouse vs. University Heights

 

Pool play continues Saturday Morning with the medal rounds starting at noon.

 

Caldwell County 6 Trigg County 3

Trigg County suffered their second straight soccer loss, falling to Caldwell County 6-3 Thursday night in Princeton.

The Lady Wildcats got two goals from Lauren Frazier and a goal from Brooklyn Thomas.  Frazier assisted on Thomas' goal, while Amanda Want and Danielle Adams also had assists.

Trigg County falls to 1-3 with the loss and returns to action Tuesday at Lyon County.  Caldwell County ups their record to 5-0 and travels to Reidland Monday.

In other girls soccer action Thursday:

• Fort Campbell beat Hopkins County Central 6-4
• Hopkinsville hammered Todd County Central 10-0
• Webster County over Muhlenberg County 4-2

Tonight, Fort Campbell travels to Kenwood.

In JV action, University Heights Academy beat Logan County 5-0 in Russellville.  Connor East scored two goals and Sally Morse put another one in the net to put the Lady Blazers ahead at halftime.  Chandler Hall and Meg Starling had one assist each.  Morse and Emily Pape scored one goal each in the second half to secure the win.  Keeper Carson Bryant posted the shutout in the goal.

 

Sports Illustrated to feature Fort Campbell football in a story

Sports Illustrated college football writer Andy Staples is at Fort Campbell to do a story on the Falcon football program that will appear in either the magazine or online at SI.com.

Falcon head coach Shawn Berner talked about the visit with Bill Booth on Thursday's LIve Afternoon Drive on WKDZ-FM.

Fort Campbell coach Shawn Berner talks about a visit from SI

 

Bluegrasspreps Football Rankings

Here are this week's Kentucky High School Football Rankings from Bluegrasspreps.com.

Class 1A

1. Mayfield vs. 2A Trigg County (8/28)
2. Hazard vs. 2A Leslie County
3. Beechwood vs. 5A Dixie Heights
4. Lexington Christian vs. Christ Presbyterian Academy, TN
5. Louisville Holy Cross at 4A Bullitt East
6. Raceland at 5A Ashland
7. Campbellsville at 4A Russell County
8. Crittenden County at Massac County, IL
9. Fairview vs. Bracken County
10. Frankfort at Paris

Class 2A

1. Monroe County vs. 3A Edmonson County
2. Fort Campbell vs. Kenwood, TN
3. Danville vs. 4A Rockcastle County (8/28)
4. Newport Central Catholic vs. Aiken, OH
5. Murray vs. 4A Calloway County (at Murray State Univ.)
6. Prestonsburg at 1A Paintsville
7. Owensboro Catholic vs. 4A Warren East
8. DeSales vs. 3A Elizabethtown (at Central Hardin)
9. Glasgow - OPEN
10. Corbin vs. 1A Harlan

Class 3A

1. Central vs. 6A Lafayette (8/28)
2. Mason County at 5A Montgomery County
3. Paducah Tilghman vs. St. Louis Gateway Tech, MO
4. Belfry vs. 2A Covington Holy Cross (at Pike County Bowl)
5. Estill County at 4A Bourbon County
6. Somerset vs. 5A Southwestern
7. Russellville vs. 2A Metcalfe County (8/28 at Franklin-Simpson)
8. Union County at 1A Ballard Memorial
9. Sheldon Clark at Breathitt County
10. Pike Central vs. 1A Phelps (8/28 at Pikeville)

Class 4A

1. Boyle County vs. Franklin County (8/28 at Danville)
2. Bell County vs. 6A Madison Central (8/28 at Marion County)
4. Holmes at 2A Lloyd Memorial
3. Lexington Catholic vs. 5A Covington Catholic (8/28)
5. Lone Oak vs. 2A Reidland
6. Western -- OPEN
7. Franklin-Simpson vs. 5A #10 Warren Central (8/28)
8. Collins vs. 6A North Hardin (8/28)
9. Allen County-Scottsville -- OPEN
10. Marion County vs. 5A #3 John Hardin (8/28)

Class 5A

1. Highlands vs. 6A #4 Ryle
2. Bowling Green vs. 6A Daviess County (at Rash Stadium)
3. John Hardin at 4A Marion County
4. Johnson Central vs. 6A Cooper
5. Pulaski County vs. Harlan County (at Somerset)
6. Owensboro vs. Evansville Reitz, IN (at Rash Stadium)
7. Christian County vs. 6A Henderson County
8. Letcher County Central at 2A Middlesboro
9. Whitley County vs. 1A Lynn Camp
10. Warren Central at 4A #7 Franklin-Simpson

Class 6A

1. Trinity at Lawrence North, IN
2. Saint Xavier vs. #3 Ballard
3. Ballard at #2 Saint Xavier
4. Ryle at 5A #1 Highlands
5. Scott County vs. 5A Clay County
6. Male vs. Eastern
7. Fern Creek at #9 Manual
8. Simon Kenton vs. Middletown, OH (8/28 at Nippert Stadium)
9. Manual vs. #7 Fern Creek
10. Henry Clay vs. Boone County

St. Mary 2 Trigg County 1

Trigg County suffered their first soccer loss of the season with a 2-1 loss at St. Mary Saturday.  The Lady Wildcats return to action today at home against Calloway County.

In other games Saturday:

• Christian County beat Reidland 2-1
• University Heights beat Mayfield 2-1

In games scheduled for today:

• Henderson County visits Caldwell County
• Hopkins County Central travels to Todd County Central

Trigg County wins three at Graves County tourney

Trigg County won three games at the Graves County Eagles Invitational over the weekend.  Trigg was the only team to go unbeaten in the six team field.

Trigg opened with a 4-1 win over Paducah Tilghman Friday.  Jared Stallons had two goals for the Wildcats, while Aaron Yielding and Blaine Alexander added a goal.  Alexander, Joel Ben Thomas, and Clark Adams had assists.  It was the first ever soccer meeting between the two schools.

Trigg County beat Graves County 4-3 on Saturday for their first win over the Eagles in nine years.  Also Saturday, the Wildcats beat Franklin-Simpson 5-1 in the first meeting between the schools.

Trigg (3-0-1) will host Dawson Springs Tuesday at the Complex.

In other games Saturday,

• Christian County lost two games in the Eagle Invitational, falling to Graves County 3-1 and to John Hardin 10-0.
• Calloway County shut out University Heights 4-0.
• Dawson Springs beat Russellville 5-0

In games today

• Madisonville travels to Owensboro Catholic
• University Heights hosts Fort Campbell at 6pm

Christian County wins silver medal round of JV Tourney

 

Christian County JV won the Silver Medal round of the Christian County Invitation.  They went 3-1 on the day.

 

In pool play, they lost to Union County 15-21, 11-21 and beat Caldwell County White 21-18, 21-8.  In the Silver Medal round, they beat Graves County 21-7, 21-10 and then beat Christian County Freshmen 21-4, 21-8 in the Championship Game.

 

Katie Rogers had 13 kills, 1 block and 1 ace.

Zatoria Leavell had 9 aces, 4 kills and 1 assist.

April Buckner had 27 assists, 8 kills and 7 aces.

Grayson Rogers had 11 aces and 5 kills.

Toni Lynn Harbold had 9 aces and 3 kills.

Katy Burgess had 4 kills.

Megan Smiley had 2 kills and 1 block.

 

Christian County JV's record is now 4-2.

 

 

Christian County Freshmen finished 2nd in the Silver Medal round going 2-2 on the day.  In pool play, they lost to Ft. Campbell 18-21, 4-21 and beat Webster County 21-17, 21-12.  In the Silver Medal round, they beat Calloway County 21-17, 13-21, 15-10 before losing to Christian County JV 4-21, 8-21.

 

Kacy Burgess had 13 assists, 6 aces and 4 kills.

Alexis Martin had 10 kills and 6 aces.

Morgan Derden had 11 aces and 3 kills.

Amber Fletcher had 2 kills, 2 aces and 1 block.

Shaleia Sivils had 4 aces and 1 kill.

Toni Lynn Harbold had 4 aces.

Katie Alexander had 2 aces.

Whitnie Thomas had 1 assist.

 

Christian County Freshmen now have a record of 3-3.

 

Christian County Blue (8th grade team) finished 3rd in the Christian County Invitation Freshman tourney.

Christian County Red (7th grade team) finished 6th in the Christian County Invitation Freshman tourney.

Mr. Football Antionio Andrews enrolls at Western Kentucky University

Former Fort Campbell quarterback and 2009 Mr. Football Antonio Andrews has enrolled at Western Kentucky University.

Andrews was in attendance at last night's Fort Campbell game at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville.  He told the WHVO game crew that he had enrolled at WKU.  The former Falcon standout had considered the Hilltoppers among other schools before committing to the Air Force Academy in the spring.  It's not known if Andrews enrolled for classes at Air Force. 

Andrews said he expected to start practice today.  It is likely Andrews will red shirt the 2010 season.

Fort Campbell statistician and WHVO analyst Donny Caver confirmed Andrews' comments on the Saturday Morning Sports Report this morning.

Andrews accounted for 51 touchdowns last year in leading Fort Campbell to their third straight Class 2A state title.  He threw for 1,667 yards and ran for 1,597 more. 

Fort Campbell was 29-0 with Andrews as a starter.  In his career, he threw for 3,365 yards and 50 touchdowns, while running for 3,368 yards and 56 scores.

UPDATE: Nick Baumgardner of the Bowling Green Daily News has more on the story on HIS BLOG, including a comment from somone one close to the situation on Andrews' status.

Union City 42 Trigg County 28

Union City scored 28 fourth quarter points to hand Trigg County a 42-28 loss in the season opener for both teams Friday night at Perdue Field.

Trigg County couldn't stop Union City fullback Keylon Hyde, who ran the football 41 times for 298 yards and four touchdowns -- three in the fourth quarter.

In all, Union City ran for 402 yards on 57 carries.  In the fourth quarter alone, the Golden Tornado ran 21 times for 207 yards, many of that by Hyde, a 215-pound sophomore.

Trigg County scored first on a 5-yard pass from Andrew Stewart to Nick Watkins with 5:59 left in the first half for a 7-0 lead.  Stewart was injured Trigg's next series and did not return to the game after getting hit on the knee.  An MRI is scheduled for the first part of the week.  Stewart was 6-of-9 passing for 68 yards prior to the injury.

Tied at seven at halftime, Trigg County scored the first two touchdowns of the second half in a span of 90 seconds.  Deondre Wilson scored on a 41-yard run, and Hakeem Tyler later added a 24-yard run to give the Wildcats a 20-7 lead.

Hyde scored his first touchdown of the game on a 14-yard run with 7:46 left in the third quarter to cut the deficit to 20-14.

Trigg took a 28-14 lead with 2:06 left in the third quarter on a 5-yard run by Akeem Wilson.

However, Hyde took over and scored on a 7-yard run less than a minute into the fourth quarter.  Quarterback Chase Bowling added a 5-yard run two minutes later to tie the game at 28.

Hyde scored what proved to be the game winner with 46 seconds left on a 22-yard run, capping off a 10-play drive that twice saw the Tornado convert on third down.

Trigg fumbled the ensuing kickoff at their own 25 with 30 seconds left.  Union City opted to give Hyde another carry, and he responded with a TD run on the first play to provide a punctuation point to the win.

Hyde carried 22 times for 210 yard in the second half alone.

Trigg managed 141 rushing yards on 31 carries, led by the WKDZ Player of the Game Deondre Wilson who had 88 yards on seven carries.  Hakeem Tyler had four catches for 49 yards.  David Wease had three catches for 39 yards and punted four times for a 36.7 yard average.

Trigg County plays at Mayfield next Saturday in the second game of the Jackson Purchase Alliance Bowl at War Memorial Stadium in Mayfield.

Trigg County opens up with Union City tonight

Trigg County opens the 2010 football season tonight against Union City at Perdue Field.

The Wildcats were 7-5 last year and lost to Union City 45-6 in the opener.  Union City was 12-2 and won the Tennessee Class 1A state title.

Trigg County is 16-8 all-time against Tennessee schools.

Wildcat head coach Shannon Burcham outlines the keys to the game

Airtime tonight on WKDZ 106.5 FM and www.wkdzradio.com is 6pm with the Friday Night Blitz.  Kickoff is 7:30pm.

Elsewhere, Fort Campbell opens defense of their Class 2A state title on the road at Christ Presbyterian Academy in a 7pm kickoff.  The Falcons beat the Lions 55-26 in last year's season opener.

Falcon head coach Shawn Berner discusses the keys to the game

Airtime tonight on WHVO 96.5 FM and www.oldies1480.com is 6pm with the Friday Night Blitz.  Kickoff is 7pm.

Hopkinsville plays host to defending Class 3A state champion Paducah Tilghman tonight at the Stadium of Champions.  Hoptown was 3-8 last year but knocked off the Tornado 17-14 in last year's season opener.

Kentucky New Era Sports Editor Joe Wilson breaks down the Tigers

Caldwell County travels to Calloway County to face the Lakers.  The Tigers beat Calloway 34-7 in last year's season opener.

Tiger coach David Barnes talks about his team

In other games,

• Muhlenberg County visits Apollo
• Ballard Memorial hosts Lone Oak
• Union County is at Evansville Mater Dei
• Webster County visits Heath
• Crittenden County travels to Hopkins County Central
• Murray goes to Madisonville
• Mayfield entertains Marshall County
• Franklin-Simpson plays at Russellville
• Todd County hosts Hart County

Christian County plays Warren Central in the Rafferty's Bowl at Western Kentucky University Saturday at 5pm.

 

Cole Gardner records an ace for Trigg County in golf match

Cole Gardner aced the eighth hole at Boots Randolph Golf Course on his way to an even-par 36 in helping lead Trigg County to a 57-shot win over Crittenden County Thursday.

Gardner took medalist honors for Trigg, who got a 41 from Ryan Russell, a 44 from Nick Choate, and a 51 from Austin Apsley.

Jordan Enoch shot a 50 to lead Crittenden County.

Trigg County will host Christian County, Hopkinsville, Murray, and Calloway County Tuesday at Boots Randolph Golf Course.

Meanwhile, Christian County shot a 150 to beat Hopkinsville by nine shots and Muhlenberg County by 15 Thursday at Western Hills Golf Course.

Jon Grabara was medalist with a 36 for Christian County.  Dallas Gates shot a 37 for Hopkinsville, followed by Jack Gardner with a 39.

Michaela Young shot a 49 to lead Hopkinsville's girls team.

Thursday's Girls Soccer Scores

Thursday's Girls Soccer Scores

• Caldwell County 5 Fort Campbell 1-- Caldwell County improves to 2-0, while Fort Campbell falls to 0-2
• Hopkinsville 5 Christian County 0 -- Hopkinsville is now 2-1, while Christian County is 0-2
• University Heights 5 St. Mary 0 -- Eden Mack had a hat trick, and freshman Sally Morse had two goals.  Allyson Parker had two assists for UHA, who improves to 2-0.
• Lyon County 1 Union County 0
• Muhlenberg County 6 Todd County Central 2
• Marshall County 5 Mayfield 1

Thursday's Girls Volleyball Scores

Thursday's Volleyball Scoreboard

• Trigg County over University Heights 25-23, 25-14 -- Trigg County (2-1) got seven aces from Samantha Harper.  UHA falls to 0-4.
• Hopkins County Central over Hopkinsville 25-19, 13-25, 25-22 -- The win is the first for the Lady Storm (1-3) while Hopkinsville falls to 2-3.
• Fort Campbell beat Christian County 11-25, 25-20, 25-16 -- Courtney Baker and Michelle O'Quinn each had six kills, and Bailey Joiner had 15 assists for Christian County (3-4).

Thursday's Boys Soccer Scoreboard

Here are the scores from Thursday night's boys soccer action:

• Caldwell County 4 Todd County Central 2 -- Caldwell County improves to 2-0
• Hopkinsville 2 Madisonville 2 -- Zach Henson and Jerome Soldo had goals for Hoptown, now 1-0-1
• Calloway County 4 Marshall County 3
• Christian County 6 Mayfield 2 -- Mitch West had the hat trick, and Josh Knight added a goal as Christian County improves to 2-0
• Henderson County 5 Hopkins County Central 1
• Lyon County 4 Union County 0 -- Lyon County got their first shutout in 26 games with the win
• Ohio County 6 Fort Campbell 3 -- Fort Campbell drops to 0-1-1 with the loss
• St. Mary 3 University Heights 0 -- UHA falls to 0-2 with the loss

Today's Schedule

• Trigg County (0-0-1) vs. Paducah Tilghman (1-0) in the Graves County Invitational at 5:30pm
• Christian County (2-0) vs. Franklin-Simpson (0-0) in the Graves County Invitational a 6:30pm

Trigg volleyball team splits first two games

Trigg County opened the 2010 volleyball season by splitting their first two games.

The Lady Wildcats beat Hopkins County Central 25-15, 25-10 Thursday night at Wildcat Gym.  The win was Trigg's first season opening win in two years and the first for new coach Scott Hill.

Trigg County opened the district portion of their schedule Tuesday night with a 25-22, 24-26, and 22-25 loss to Crittenden County at Wildcat Gym.

The 144 total points scored in the match was the most in a Lady Wildcat game since a three set win over Russellville in 2008.

Trigg County returns to action Thursday night at University Heights Academy in Hopkinsville.  It's the first of nine straight road games for the Lady Wildcats.

Interview with Scott Hill about the 2010 season

 

Trigg County 2 Paducah Tilghman 1

Trigg County opened the 2010 girls' soccer season with a 2-1 win over Paducah Tilghman at the Complex tonight.

Trigg got two early goals from Carly Dothsuk and Ellie Jolly and survived a sluggish second half to win.  Katie Davis was strong in goal for the Lady Wildcats, who won their second straight season opener over the Lady Tornado.

It was also the first win for new soccer coach Sal Lara.

Trigg County will travel to St. Mary Saturday for a 5:30pm contest.

HERE is the 2010 Trigg County Girls Soccer Schedule

Interview with coach Sal Lara about the 2010 season

 

Friday night football scrimmage results

Trigg County and Marshall County squared off in a preseason scrimmage, playing two varsity halves.

Marshall County beat Trigg 12-0 in the first half.  Trigg beat Marshall 17-7 in the second half.

Trigg's offense sputtered in the first half, due mainly to penalties and dropped passes.  Trigg ran 26 plays and only had 60 yards.

In the second half, Trigg mainly ran a no-huddle offense and ran 24 plays and had 156 yards of offense.

Trigg scored on a 17-yard run by Andrew Stewart and on a 6-yard fumble recovery by Toddrick Wilson.  Ethan Sweno also nailed a 25-yard field goal.

Marshall County scored all three of their touchdowns on big plays.  Blake Clark scored on two 80-yard pass plays and a 70-yard run in the contest.  Take out those three plays, and Trigg's defense allowed just 52 yards on 35 plays.

Trigg ran the ball 23 times for 97 yards.  Stewart had 57 yards on seven carries, and Deondre Wilson added 37 yards on five carries.

Stewart was 11-of-27 passing for 125 yards, but was 9-of-13 for 117 yards in the second half.

Trigg County opens their season Friday at home against Union City, Tenn., the defending Class 1A state champs in the Volunteer State.

In the Border Wars Jamboree on post, Christian County beat both Fort Campbell and West Creek in a scrimmage.

The Colonels beat Fort Campbell 16-0 in one half of action.  Marcoryeon Tandy caught two TD passes and Christian County added a field goal.

Christian County also beat West Creek, Tenn. 13-7 behind another Tandy TD catch.  Tandy also added an interception that led to another score.

Fort Campbell beat  West Creek 8-6 in one half of action.

Fort Campbell, the three-time defending Class 2A champs, will open at Christ Presbyterian Academy Friday in Nashville.

Christian County will open next Saturday in the Rafferty's Bowl against Warren Central at L.T. Smith Stadium.