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10-17-2009, 12:18 AM
Wow, LCA rolls
10-17-2009, 12:18 AM
LCA that good or Raceland have that bad of a game?
10-17-2009, 12:51 AM
I cannot believe they did not score.
10-17-2009, 02:34 AM
Raceland moved the ball the first half really well and had the chance to score twice but had a couple turnovers that cost them scores. They had 6 or 7 first downs and passed really well until Farley got hurt. I heard Fairview post game and Coach Mcpeek said he still thought they were a lot better team than Raceland, to bad they won't get to play again in the post season.
10-17-2009, 09:17 AM
10/16/2009
Lexington Christian 40 Raceland 0
Raceland 0 0 0 0 0
Lexington Christian 14 20 6 0 40
Scoring summary:
LCA--Domonique Hayden 1 run (Chaz Witt kick); LCA--Hayden 18 run (C.Witt kick); LCA--Hayden 1 run (C.Witt kick); LCA--Drew Walls 24 interception return (kick failed); LCA--Hayden 1 run (C.Witt kick); LCA--Sam Duff 29 pass from Lucas Witt (kick failed).
More details: Lexington Christian̢۪s Domonique Hayden had one of the state̢۪s biggest records wrapped up by halftime.
Hayden̢۪s Eagles had accomplished something just as big by the end of the game.
Hayden ran for four touchdowns to break Kelvin Turner̢۪s state career record for touchdowns and LCA defeated visiting Raceland 40-0 to clinch home-field advantage throughout the Class A playoffs.
Hayden had first-half rushing touchdowns of 1, 18, 1 and 1 yards to give him 117 scores for his career, one more than Danville̢۪s Turner, who set the record five years ago.
Hayden finished the night with 221 yards on 29 attempts.
Lexington Christian quarterback Lucas Witt was 7-for-8 passing for 117 yards and a touchdown to move a little closer to his own milestone. Witt is four touchdown passes away from 100 for his career.
It was another easy game for the Eagles.
LCA led 34-0 by halftime, and the defense held Raceland scoreless in the second half to earn its third consecutive shutout. The Eagles haven̢۪t given up a point since falling 27-26 to Class 4A Lexington Catholic on Sept. 25, their only loss of the season.
Kentucky.com
Lexington Christian 40 Raceland 0
Raceland 0 0 0 0 0
Lexington Christian 14 20 6 0 40
Scoring summary:
LCA--Domonique Hayden 1 run (Chaz Witt kick); LCA--Hayden 18 run (C.Witt kick); LCA--Hayden 1 run (C.Witt kick); LCA--Drew Walls 24 interception return (kick failed); LCA--Hayden 1 run (C.Witt kick); LCA--Sam Duff 29 pass from Lucas Witt (kick failed).
More details: Lexington Christian̢۪s Domonique Hayden had one of the state̢۪s biggest records wrapped up by halftime.
Hayden̢۪s Eagles had accomplished something just as big by the end of the game.
Hayden ran for four touchdowns to break Kelvin Turner̢۪s state career record for touchdowns and LCA defeated visiting Raceland 40-0 to clinch home-field advantage throughout the Class A playoffs.
Hayden had first-half rushing touchdowns of 1, 18, 1 and 1 yards to give him 117 scores for his career, one more than Danville̢۪s Turner, who set the record five years ago.
Hayden finished the night with 221 yards on 29 attempts.
Lexington Christian quarterback Lucas Witt was 7-for-8 passing for 117 yards and a touchdown to move a little closer to his own milestone. Witt is four touchdown passes away from 100 for his career.
It was another easy game for the Eagles.
LCA led 34-0 by halftime, and the defense held Raceland scoreless in the second half to earn its third consecutive shutout. The Eagles haven̢۪t given up a point since falling 27-26 to Class 4A Lexington Catholic on Sept. 25, their only loss of the season.
Kentucky.com
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