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11-23-2014, 09:22 PM
From Pikeville:
-Senior WR/S #13 Cody Estep, holds a few records at PHS. Has been a gamebreaker for 4 years.
-Senior LB #21 Caleb Skeens, a big reason for the turnaround of the Panther defense this year. Was all over the field, great instincts, PHS leading tackler, played huge in the Belfry game.
-Junior RB #45 Daric Pugh, was one of the top back in the eastern half of the state. Coming off an injury shortened season, Pugh's statistics were haulted by the lack of comptetion late and having to miss a couple of games. PHS' workhorse with a nose for the end zone.
-Junior C/DE #59 Logan Coleman, anchored both sides of the line. Played a ton of snaps, can't remembered a bad snap, always gets the line in the right scheme, great leader.
Ben Maynard and Byrson Patton are a couple that could be some utility guys. Patton was huge for PHS both ways, as was Maynard. Maynard played some WR/QB/RB/S/CB/OLB and was solid at all of them.
Lots of deserving guys in Maroon and White, but those are the big names that will receive a lot of recognition after the season.
-Senior WR/S #13 Cody Estep, holds a few records at PHS. Has been a gamebreaker for 4 years.
-Senior LB #21 Caleb Skeens, a big reason for the turnaround of the Panther defense this year. Was all over the field, great instincts, PHS leading tackler, played huge in the Belfry game.
-Junior RB #45 Daric Pugh, was one of the top back in the eastern half of the state. Coming off an injury shortened season, Pugh's statistics were haulted by the lack of comptetion late and having to miss a couple of games. PHS' workhorse with a nose for the end zone.
-Junior C/DE #59 Logan Coleman, anchored both sides of the line. Played a ton of snaps, can't remembered a bad snap, always gets the line in the right scheme, great leader.
Ben Maynard and Byrson Patton are a couple that could be some utility guys. Patton was huge for PHS both ways, as was Maynard. Maynard played some WR/QB/RB/S/CB/OLB and was solid at all of them.
Lots of deserving guys in Maroon and White, but those are the big names that will receive a lot of recognition after the season.
11-26-2014, 11:07 PM
The best lineman I have seen in SEKY this year has been the right tackle for Corbin. His name is Zack Ingle (76) and he's a towering 6'5 and a solid 290 kid moves great for his size and what surprised me was his down field blocking. This a big strong kid, very physical, and what I love to see most he finishes his blocks He really punished Centrals D line and haddix and staff ran behind him all night.
11-27-2014, 06:59 PM
Joshua Garry, Perry County Central. 128 total tackles (46 solo, 82 assisted) 11.6 tackles per game, 6.5 TFL, 1 interception, 3 pass deflections, 2 blocked extra points, 2 caused fumbles, 3 receptions (1 for extra point conversions) 1 fumble recovery for a touchdown (65 yards) Perry Central plays in District 8 5A (Harlan County, Letcher County, Whitley County) He averaged 15 tackles a game in this district.
11-27-2014, 07:17 PM
This link shows the top five leading tacklers in the state of Kentucky (only schools who have reported stats) Joshua Garry is # 5
http://www.maxpreps.com/leaders/football...sition=all
http://www.maxpreps.com/leaders/football...sition=all
11-27-2014, 07:30 PM
For those who are interested! http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1052421/josh-garry
11-27-2014, 07:44 PM
Pittman should be on everyone list.. Great talent and hard nose..
11-28-2014, 04:19 AM
Trevor wright , Chandler Rowe and Andrew Newsome from Shelby Valley .
11-28-2014, 04:56 AM
Freshman Brent Lovell from Rockcastle County He had 1366 Rushing yards and 12 TD's, he also had 32 tackles on Defense
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