<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2tl28a_1H4iVGFR00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2tl28a_1H4iVGFR00" width="1280" height="720" ></figure>Class AHoly Cross 26, Newport 0 Newport Central Catholic 24, Bishop Brossart 7Class 2ABeechwood 63, St. Henry 7Tyler Fryman opened the game with an 83-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and the Tigers were off to the races from there. Nathan Pabst then scored four straight touchdowns for Beechwood (12-0) as they led 56-0 at halftime. Fryman added a 38-yard touchdown run and one of Emmett Queen’s three touchdown passes, the other two going to Pabst. St. Henry (6-6) closed their second season in program history with a playoff victory and a big step in the right direction as they make the jump to 3A next year. Beechwood hosts Walton-Verona next week for the region championship. Walton-Verona 35, Breathitt County 8 Class 3ALloyd Memorial 42, Russell 14Class 4AHighlands 57, Greenup County 14Perhaps the best news outside of another blowout victory for the Bluebirds is they get another week home in Fort Thomas. With Covington Catholic’s victory over Ashland, it means the Bluebirds will host the region championship in a rematch of last year’s matchup with Corbin. Covington Catholic 57, Ashland 28Covington Catholic put up 50 through three quarters as they picked up the road playoff win in Ashland. The Colonels (8-4) churned out 202 rushing yards and 152 passing yards as the Colonels scored in a variety of ways. Kiyan Miller rushed for three touchdowns, Dylan Courtney threw for three touchdowns and Jamir Kirtley returned a punt for a score. Courtney’s touchdown tosses went to Brandon Smith, Owen Pitzer and Mac Cogswell from 45, 36 and 43 yards out. Kirtley also added a rushing touchdown. The win gets Covington Catholic to a familiar matchup, at Boyle County for a region championship. Class 5AScott County 49, Cooper 25Class 6ASimon Kenton 35, Male 14Joe Wynn called it the Pioneers most complete half of football in Simon Kenton’s second round win over Male. It got Simon Kenton to the region championship game for the first time since 2019. Grant Webb hit Forest Hughes for two touchdowns, Moise Smith and AJ Hubbard ran in scores and Jayden Rutherford returned a fumble for a touchdown for the Pioneers scoring for the night. Simon Kenton led 14-7 at halftime when the defense really ramped things up while Webb connected with Hughes twice for touchdowns. “Tonight in the second half we put it all together and were resilient,” Wynn said. “I told them to go as hard as you can for six seconds in a play. This win is huge for our guys and the program to take another step.” Simon Kenton plays at Frederick Douglass next week. Bullitt East 24, Ryle 20</div></body>

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Tyler Fryman opened the game with an 83-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and the Tigers were off to the races from there. Nathan Pabst then scored four straight touchdowns for Beechwood (12-0) as they led 56-0 at halftime. Fryman added a 38-yard touchdown run and one of Emmett Queen’s three touchdown passes, the other two going to Pabst.

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Tyler Fryman opened the game with an 83-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and the Tigers were off to the races from there. Nathan Pabst then scored four 

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