[Pulp Fiction]

For years, the word "program" would always get brought up every time JC would get a big win or before the season started and we would be ranked in the top 10 in the pre-season polls. When teams like Cov. Cath., Highlands, Boyle County or Belfry would roll in to Johnsonville, all roads would lead back to something to the effect of "JC is having a good season, but they are not a good program." Three straight 4A state championship games & one state title later, I can say JC has a football program. The senior class has only known & seen winning football their entire scholastic career. Not too mention some of the best players our school has ever produced like Grim, Johnson, Dillon X3, Jude, Richardson, Welch, Pack, Ratliff, Rice, Auxier, Tackett, Workman, Blanton.... the list can go on and on.

2018: 12th ?
2017: 11th (12-3 regular season; 4A State Runners-up)
2016: 10th (14-1 regular season; 4A State Champions)
2015: 9th (12-2 regular season; 4A Stare Runners-up; Tyler Pack set the KHSAA state record for the longest punt of 89 yards)
2014: 8th (10-0 regular season; District champions)
2013: 7th (10-0 regular season; District champions; Tyler Pack set the KHSAA longest field goal record with a 60 yarder)
2012: 6th (District champions)
2011: 5th (9-3 regular season; JJ Jude broke the KHSAA career rushing record & the highest rushing yard average for a season)
2010: 4th (District champions; JJ Jude broke the KHSAA single game rushing record vs. Woodford County with 584 yards)
2009: 3rd (District champions)
2008: 2nd (11-2 regular season; District champions; Led the entire nation in rushing yards per game with 460.5 yards per game)
2007: 1st (10-3 regular season; Regional runners-up)
2006: K (13-1 overall record; District champions; Regional champions; 3A Semi-state finalist)

2006 - 2017 overall record of 130-28.

JC fans have only seen 15 home losses since the 2006 season. That is regular season & playoffs combined.



Not too mention the Johnson County middle school's football tradition & feeder program.

2010: 7th Grade Runners-Up
2011: 7th Grade Runners-Up
2012: 7th Grade State Champions - Class of 2018.
2013: 8th Grade State Champions - Class of 2018.
2014: 7th Grade State Champions - JC Junior class.
2015: 8th Grade State Champions - JC Junior class.
2017: 8th Grade State Champions - JC Freshman class.