The outcome of Bell County’s game agaisnt Garrard County was never in serious doubt after the Bobcats took a 30-12 lead into halftime. But Golden Lion quarterback Montavin Quisenbury did his best to make the game interesting in the second half

The Pineville Mountain Lions turned in a third straight dominant performance on Thursday night as they routed Lynn Camp 51-6 in their district opener.

Friday was a big night for the Bell County Bobcats. The inaugural Bell County Hall of Fame class was in attendance to watch as the Bobcats took care of their district rival Rockcastle County 24-0.

Pineville started fast and never looked back on Friday as the cruised to a 47-14 win at Jackson County.

Middlesboro shook off a slow start in Friday’s district game at Leslie County and then got rolling as they pulled away for a 49-18 victory.

The Pineville Mountain Lions rolled to a 40-6 win over Harlan Tuesday in the first round of their conference playoffs.

The Middlesboro Lady Jackets traveled to Hazard last week to face off with the Lady Bulldogs in the All ‘A’ Sectional. After a hard fought match, Middlesboro came away with a 3-0 victory.

Middlesboro’s offense was clicking on all cylinders Friday night. They were efficient through the air and piled up big plays on the ground on the way to a 52-30 win over Breathitt County.

The Bell County Bobcats used their passing game and defense to open up an early lead on McCreary Central, then went to work on the ground as they pulled away for a 44-18 road victory in their district opener.

The Bell County Hall of Fame Inaugural Class will be introduced at halftime of the BCHS vs Rockcastle Co football game on Friday, October 1st, 2021.