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Clark Co. 12 Henry Clay 6


Clark Co. 6 6 0 0 12

Henry Clay 0 6 0 0 6

Scoring summary:
CC--Corey Rogers 10 pass from Andrew Dini (kick failed); CC--Jerrick Curry 44 pass from Dini (pass failed); HC--Shannon Coofer 39 (kick failed).
Records: Clark Co. 4-3, Henry Clay 5-2.

More details: Andrew Dini’s two touchdown passes in the first half were all Clark County needed to upset No. 12 Henry Clay and end a lengthy losing streak to the Blue Devils.

Dini threw scoring passes to Corey Rogers and Jerrick Curry to send the visiting Cardinals out to an early lead, and the Clark County defense held the Devils in check in the second half for a 12-6 win.

The Cardinals’ skid against Henry Clay dated back six games over 12 years. The win also marked the first back-to-back victories this season for Clark, which had been rotating wins and losses since dropping their first game of the season.

After their first two drives ended with punts, the Cardinals scored first on a 10-yard pass from Dini to Rogers to take a 6-0 lead with 1:29 left in the first quarter. Dini found Curry on a 44-yard touchdown pass two possessions later to go up 12-0.

Henry Clay cut the lead in half on Shannon Coofer’s 39-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter, but that’s as close as the Devils would get. Three of their first possessions ended with turnovers, and Henry Clay had five for the game. Clark County punted nine times but never turned the ball over.

Branden Johnson led the Devils with six rushes for 105 yards.
- Kentucky.com

Great district win for the Cards on the road. Defense won this game.

Clark Co. ends skid vs. Devils
Herald-Leader Staff Report Andrew Dini's two touchdown passes in the first half were all Clark County needed to upset No. 12 Henry Clay and end a lengthy losing streak to the Blue Devils.

Dini threw scoring passes to Corey Rogers and Jerrick Curry to send the visiting Cardinals out to an early lead, and the Clark County defense held the Devils in check in the second half for a 12-6 win.

The Cardinals' skid against Henry Clay dated back six games over 12 years. The win also marked the first back-to-back victories this season for Clark, which had been rotating wins and losses since dropping their first game of the season.


After their first two drives ended with punts, the Cardinals scored first on a 10-yard pass from Dini to Rogers to take a 6-0 lead with 1:29 left in the first quarter. Dini found Curry on a 44-yard touchdown pass two possessions later to go up 12-0.

Henry Clay cut the lead in half on Shannon Coofer's 39-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter, but that's as close as the Devils would get. Three of their first possessions ended with turnovers, and Henry Clay had five for the game. Clark County punted nine times but never turned the ball over.

Branden Johnson led the Devils with six rushes for 105 yards.
Kentucky.com