<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4Xl8cU_1H4xpozC00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4Xl8cU_1H4xpozC00" width="1164" height="1374" ><figcaption>Barren County's Jordan Harris takes a handoff from Briggs Harris against Graves County in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs. James Brown/Glasgow News 1 file photo</figcaption></figure>Barren County’s football season ended Friday night with a loss in Owensboro. The Trojans fell to the defending Class 5A state champion Red Devils, 54-0.Barren pulled off a few plays, including converting two fake punts in the first half, but could not slow down Owensboro’s offense. The Trojans finish the 2026 season at 8-4.DaMarcus Ganaway, who missed part of the season with an injury, was in near perfect form Friday night. The Red Devils’ quarterback threw three touchdowns in the first half to set the tone in the game. He finished the game 8-of-12 passing for 168 yards.Meanwhile, the Trojans managed only 100 yards of offense in the game. The biggest gain for Barren was on a fake punt near the end of the first half. Jordan Harris threw down the sideline Baylor Browning for 25 yards and a first down.Jordan Harris also led the Trojans on the ground with 24 yards on five runs.Briggs Harris completed 2-of-8 passes for 12 yards. Jordan Harris and Jackson Stephano each had a catch.Briggs Harris also rushed for 14 yards, while Corbin Wells gained 13 yards on the ground.The loss ended the season for 16 seniors — Wells, Stephano, Browning, Briggs Harris, Jordan Harris, Kataviun Fryar, Oliver Givens, Gage Driver, Cash McGuire, Connor Thomas, Karson Gearlds, Jesus Hernandez, Tate Myatt, Ethan Bertram, Jackson Williams and Sean Broady.</div></body>

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Barren County’s football season ended Friday night with a loss in Owensboro. The Trojans fell to the defending Class 5A state champion Red Devils, 54-0. Barren pulled off a few plays, including converting two fake punts in the first half, but could not slow down Owensboro’s offense. The Trojans finish the 2026 season at 8-4.

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Barren County’s football season ended Friday night with a loss in Owensboro. The Trojans fell to the defending Class 5A state champion Red Devils, 54-0. Ba

RECAP: Trojans fall to Red Devils, 54-0

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