Bishop Brossart 21, Ludlow 20
The Mustangs snapped a four-game skid in their one-point win in Ludlow on the red turf. From Dave Schabell: Insanity ran rampant in the first quarter.  A quick Ludlow touchdown, followed by Ludlow intercepting and running in a Brossart pass.  A flag negated the touchdown, and the Mustangs dodged the bullet.  Mustangs then intercept a Ludlow pass which resulted in a Brossart score (6 yard Bentley McKinzie TD).  Three, three-and-outs later, the quarter ended with the score knotted at sevens.

Both teams scored in the second frame, Brossart first via a 25-yard pass from Landen Spaulding to Nick Cozzi, and then Ludlow recovering a Brossart fumble in the endzone.  All PATs were good by Max Runge (Brossart) and Finn McMillan (Ludlow), and Brossart was tied at 14 at intermission.  

Brossart took the kickoff to start the second half and spent half of the period marching the piggy 90 yards, culminated by an 8-yard touchdown pass from Spaulding to Landon Ketron.  That drive included completions of 24 and 27 yards each to Nick Cozzi. 

Brossart maintained the 21-14 lead until 34 ticks remained in the game.  At that time Ludlow scored, but had the PAT attempt blocked, BUT there was a flag on the play.  Ludlow now had the ball at the one-and-a-half yard line and Ludlow coach,  Woody McMillian, went for the win.  The Mustang defense was up to the task and escaped the Rigney “Haunted House” with a 21-20 win, our third of he season.  Brossart moves on to Trimble County next week to complete district seeding play.  A win over the Raiders secure us a home playoff game.   Nothing seems to come easy for this group of Mustangs.

Bracken County 35, St. Henry 7
The Polar Bears got off to a slow start in Brooksville. Greg Benedict returned after having surgery on a broken ankle two months ago. He was 4 of 12 on passes for 39 yards and a touchdown. Daulton Tarter returned, but with limited snaps and only one carry. Lucas McKinney led with 18 carries for 173 yards.

Bourbon County 50, Carroll County 9
The Colonels move to 7-1 after a blowout win over Carroll County. Malachi Rennie was 12 of 26 on passes for 180 yards. Shayne Bowling led with 131 yards on nine carries. The leading receiver was Jacob Ezell, who caught three passes for 70 yards.

Simon Kenton 38, Campbell County 21
Xander Guy was 16 of 29 on passes for 185 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Cade Anthrop had four catches for 91 yards.

Other scores:
Highlands 42, Mason County 6
Covington Catholic 56, Harrison County 0
Cooper 42, Scott 6
Madison Central 49, George Rogers Clark 0
Henry County 49, Pendleton County 12
Raceland 55, Paris 7