[Leonidas]

The Kentucky Football Coaches Association has named its Players and Coaches of the Year for each of the state’s districts.

The winners will be recognized next week during the state finals in Bowling Green, Ky. A Player of the Year and Coach of the Year for each class also will be announced at the finals.

Here are the winners (coach listed first, then player):

CLASS 6-A

* District One – Matt Brannon (Daviess County), John Stratton (Daviess County); Two – Tim Mattingly (Central Hardin), Darious Barber (Central Hardin); Three – Chris Wolfe (Male), Hayden Shelton (Male); Four – Bob Beatty (Trinity), Rodjay Burns (Trinity); Five – Randy Borchers (Cooper), Marcus Watson (Cooper); Six – Jeff Marksberry (Simon Kenton), Dillon Powell (Simon Kenton); Seven – Jim McKee (Scott County), Keith Guy (Scott County); Eight – Antoine Sims (Tates Creek), Walker Wood (Lafayette).

CLASS 5-A

* District One – Jay Fallin (Owensboro), Keyron Catlett (Christian County); Two – Chris Seabolt (Greenwood), Jackson Adams (Greenwood); Three – Jamie Reed (South Oldham), Starr Thompson (South Oldham); Four – Josh Abell (Fern Creek), Lamarius Kinslow (Fern Creek); Five – Brian Weinrich (Highlands), Cam Pitzer (Covington Catholic); Six – Jon Clark (Madison Southern), Peyton Skidmore (Madison Southern); Seven – Johnny Hines (Pulaski County), Riley Hall (Pulaski County); Eight – Chris Larkey (North Laurel), Jaylen Williams (Letcher County Central).

CLASS 4-A

* District One – Mark Clark (Hopkinsville), Jalen Johnson (Hopkinsville); Two – Brandon Smith (South Warren), Austin McElwain (South Warren); Three – Chad Lewis (John Hardin), Shay Stone (John Hardin); Four – Mark Marksbury (Spencer County), Logan Holbrook (Spencer County); Five – David Buchanan (Mercer County), Grayson Blevins (Mercer County); Six – Shawn Thompson (Wayne County), Dalton Garner (Wayne County); Seven – Dan Woolley (Scott), Deondre Pleasant (Scott); Eight – Chris Mullins (Greenup County), Quinton Baker (Ashland Blazer).

CLASS 3-A

* District One – David Barnes (Caldwell County), Dee Cain (Caldwell County); Two – Mark Brown (Elizabethtown), Berneil Cecil (Elizabethtown); Three – Ty Scroggins (Central), Myron Norfleet (Central); Four – Mark Perry (Lexington Catholic), Josiah Robbins (Boyle County); Five – Kevin Brown (West Carter), Braden Brown (West Carter); Six – Philip Haywood (Belfry), Grant Kiser (Lawrence County); Seven – John Paul Chapman (Knott County Central), James Fletcher Collins (Breathitt County); Eight – Justin Haddix (Corbin), Harley Lambert (Corbin).

CLASS 2-A

* District One – Joe Morris (Mayfield), Tre Hornbuckle (Murray); Two – John Edge (Owensboro Catholic), Ray Zuberer (Owensboro Catholic); Three – John Petett (Monroe County), Ty Mink (Monroe County); Four – Eric Sagrecy (Washington County), Jacob Paulson (Christian Academy); Five – Jeff Barth (Walton-Verona), Cam Rose (Carroll County); Six – Dan Wagner (Newport Central Catholic), Charles Gaines (Lloyd Memorial); Seven – Clay Clevenger (Danville), Stephen Ray (Danville); Eight – Eddie Melton (Leslie County), Dalton Frasure (Prestonsburg).

CLASS A

* District One – Al Starnes (Crittenden County), Josh Bigbee (Russellville); Two – Ron Koontz (Bethlehem), Kendon Young (Campbellsville); Three – Todd Crumbacker (Holy Cross), Evan Perry (Holy Cross); Four – Noel Rash (Beechwood), Brett Slusher (Beechwood); Five – Brian Washington (Paris), Koebe Garrard (Paris); Six – Joe Chirico (Paintsville), Kash Daniel (Paintsville); Seven – Bart Elam (Pineville), Tucker Woolum (Pineville); Eight – Chris McNamee (Pikeville), Daric Pugh (Pikeville).

[Blitzer]

Who votes on these?

[footballfever]

The coaches in each district vote on their district only if they are a member of the association can coach vote or player win. Not sure if there is a list of member coaches. Also can't vote on your own player or for yourself!

[Tight End]

I wondered about that too, since in some of it they did not follow the KHSAA stats at all for a District in their selection.