[Sports dad]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Kentucky Football Coaches Association (KFCA) has named its Player of the Year and Coach of the Year for each district in the state.
Only members of the KFCA are eligible for the awards.
The KFCA will name its top player and coach in each class during the state finals set for Dec. 6-7 in Bowling Green.
Here are the winners, with Player of the Year listed first and then Coach of the Year:
CLASS 6A
District One - Jordan Troutman (McCracken County), Jack Haskins (McCracken County)
District Two – Jonah Shacklett (Meade County), Mark Perry (Central Hardin)
District Three – Joe Brown (Butler), Gary Wheeler (Butler)
District Four – Davis Mattingly (Male), Chris Wolfe (Male)
District Five – Will Bush (Ballard), Joe Nichols (Fern Creek)
District Six – Brenan Kuntz (Simon Kenton), Jeff Marksberry (Simon Kenton)
District Seven – Scott Daniel (Scott County), Jim McKee (Scott County)
District Eight – R.J. Taylor (Tates Creek), Mike Harmon (Tates Creek)
CLASS 5A
District One – Cody Crider (Graves County), Lance Gregory (Graves County)
District Two – Devin Hayes (Bowling Green), Kevin Wallace (Bowling Green)
District Three – Matt Elam (John Hardin), Chad Lewis (John Hardin)
District Four – Trevor Carnell (Bullitt Central), Darrell Vincent (Bullitt East)
District Five – Drew Barker (Conner), Jamie Reed (South Oldham)
District Six – Devin Taylor (West Jessamine), Dan Gooch (Montgomery County)
District Seven – Damien Harris (Madison Southern), Johnny Hines (Pulaski County)
District Eight – Carson Whitehead (Harlan County), Tom Larkey (Harlan County)
CLASS 4A
District One – Nick Locker (Owensboro), Joe Prince (Owensboro)
District Two – Charlie Trapp (Allen County-Scottsville), Doug Preson (Franklin-Simpson)
District Three – Lawson Page (Collins), Jerry Lucas (Collins)
District Four – Jonathan Breeding (Nelson County), Jamie Egli (Nelson County)
District Five – Evan Fletcher (Russell County), Bill Sharp (Russell County)
District Six – Josiah Robbins (Boyle County), Larry French (Boyle County)
District Seven – Drew Houliston (Highlands), Ben Nevels (Holmes)
District Eight – Quinton Baker (Ashland Blazer), Chris Mullins (Greenup County)
CLASS 3A
District One – Derik Overstreet (Paducah Tilghman), Randy Wyatt (Paducah Tilghman)
District Two – Jay Eblen (South Warren), Mark Nelson (South Warren)
District Three – Austin Hartsell (Henry County), Jason Spencer (Henry County)
District Four – Tyler Guffey (Wayne County), Shawn Thompson (Wayne County)
District Five – Brent Holman (Bourbon County), John Hodge (Bourbon County)
District Six – Rashon Nelson (Mason County), David Buchanan (Mason County)
District Seven – Kody Thornsberry (Morgan County), Russ Shearer (Jackson County)
District Eight – Sani Warren (Belfry), Philip Haywood (Belfry)
CLASS 2A
District One – Elijah Sindelar (Caldwell County), David Barnes (Caldwell County)
District Two – Houston Hartz (Owensboro Catholic), John Edge (Owensboro Catholic)
District Three – Evan Jaggers (Green County), Fred Harbison (Metcalfe County)
District Four – Dylan Byrd (DeSales), Stefon LeFors (Christian Academy)
District Five – Nate McCoy (Gallatin County), Tim Browning (Gallatin County)
District Six – Jalen Beal (Covington Holy Cross), Matthew Schmitz (Newport)
District Seven – Kagan Skidmore (Somerset), Randy Frazier (Middlesboro)
District Eight – Dylan Hamilton (Betsy Layne), Eddie Melton (Leslie County)
CLASS A
District One – Jake Guhy (Mayfield), Joe Morris (Mayfield)
District Two – Conner Ballard (Bethlehem), Ron Koontz (Bethlehem)
District Three – Jalen Washington (Frankfort), Steve Frommeyer (Eminence)
District Four – Mitchell Cody (Ludlow), Rick Hornsby (Ludlow)
District Five – Chris Helton (Williamsburg), Jerry Herron (Williamsburg)
District Six – Brandon Jones (Hazard), Bart Elam (Pineville)
District Seven - Daylin Beach (Raceland), Joe Chirico (Paintsville)
District Eight – Cody Estep (Pikeville), Chris McNamee (Pikeville)

[RunItUpTheGut]

Already a thread on this big guy

[E's Army]

Congrats to all winners.

[The Cross Movement]

Congratulations to all! Shout out to my head coach Russ Shearer, Jackson Co. 3A, District 7 C.O.Y. He inherited a 1-30 program and in two short years led the Generals to their first winning regular season 6-4, focusing on faith, character and academics...Good job Coach!!!