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Trinity football can't slow 5-star RB in loss to Chattanooga Baylor
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It's Week 4 of the Kentucky high school football season. See the full list of KHSAA scores from Friday night.
Top Week 4 Louisville-area games featured matchups between Chattanooga Baylor-Trinity, Atherton-Manual, Oldham County-Collins, Jeffersontown-Holy Cross and Nicholas County-Iroquois.
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Trinity football can't slow 5-star RB in loss to Chattanooga Baylor
Watch KHSAA football all season on NFHS Network
It's Week 4 of the Kentucky high school football season. See the full list of KHSAA scores from Friday night.
Top Week 4 Louisville-area games featured matchups between Chattanooga Baylor-Trinity, Atherton-Manual, Oldham County-Collins, Jeffersontown-Holy Cross and Nicholas County-Iroquois.
#trinity #baylor #khsaa
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With the Beechwood Tigers' 41-0 win over Simon Kenton, head coach Noel Rash earned the 200th win of his career. He has a career record of 200-53.
Rash is already Beechwood's winningest head coach and will reach his 200th win with the Tigers when they earn their seventh win of the 2026 season. From 2006 to 2022, he accrued a 193-46 record and won eight state championships.
He went 4-7 at Conner last season, stepping in after David Trosper died suddenly in June 2025.
According to the KHSAA record book, Rash is the fifth Northern Kentucky coach to reach the 200 milestone, joining Bob Schneider (343 - Newport Central Catholic), Owen Hauck (258 - Highlands and Boone County), Dale Mueller (250 - Highlands) and Lynn Ray (234 - Covington Catholic).
After initially retiring following Beechwood's 2022 state championship victory, Rash spent 2023 as a special consultant to his friend Steve Specht at Cincinnati St. Xavier. He was an **** istant coach at Holmes in 2024, where he also served as the **** istant principal for two years.
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Rash is already Beechwood's winningest head coach and will reach his 200th win with the Tigers when they earn their seventh win of the 2026 season. From 2006 to 2022, he accrued a 193-46 record and won eight state championships.
He went 4-7 at Conner last season, stepping in after David Trosper died suddenly in June 2025.
According to the KHSAA record book, Rash is the fifth Northern Kentucky coach to reach the 200 milestone, joining Bob Schneider (343 - Newport Central Catholic), Owen Hauck (258 - Highlands and Boone County), Dale Mueller (250 - Highlands) and Lynn Ray (234 - Covington Catholic).
After initially retiring following Beechwood's 2022 state championship victory, Rash spent 2023 as a special consultant to his friend Steve Specht at Cincinnati St. Xavier. He was an **** istant coach at Holmes in 2024, where he also served as the **** istant principal for two years.
#catholic #highlands
18 days ago
Julian Tackett, commissioner of the Kentucky High School Athletic **** ociation since 2010, announced Monday he will retire later this school year.
Tackett did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment but released a statement through the KHSAA. The exact date of his retirement was not released.
"My career has been blessed with trials, tribulations, challenges and accomplishments, all the while staying focused on helping keep kids involved in this great field of school-based athletics," Tackett said. "I will leave with nothing but gratitude for the dozens of co-workers, hundreds of event workers, thousands of officials, school administrators and coaches, and literally millions of participants who have allowed me to have a small part in their high school experience.
"There will be time for more reflection and expression … but I plan to continue working as hard as I can for this **** ociation and its efforts until the next stop along my way comes into focus."
Tackett joined the KHSAA in 1984 as sports information director and served in that position until 1991. He also served as business affairs director (1991-95), **** istant commissioner (1995-2008) and executive **** istant commissioner (2008-10) before replacing Brigid DeVries as commissioner in 2010.
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Tackett did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment but released a statement through the KHSAA. The exact date of his retirement was not released.
"My career has been blessed with trials, tribulations, challenges and accomplishments, all the while staying focused on helping keep kids involved in this great field of school-based athletics," Tackett said. "I will leave with nothing but gratitude for the dozens of co-workers, hundreds of event workers, thousands of officials, school administrators and coaches, and literally millions of participants who have allowed me to have a small part in their high school experience.
"There will be time for more reflection and expression … but I plan to continue working as hard as I can for this **** ociation and its efforts until the next stop along my way comes into focus."
Tackett joined the KHSAA in 1984 as sports information director and served in that position until 1991. He also served as business affairs director (1991-95), **** istant commissioner (1995-2008) and executive **** istant commissioner (2008-10) before replacing Brigid DeVries as commissioner in 2010.
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