St. Frances Academy (Maryland) moves to No. 1 in the latest High School Football America Mid-Atlantic Region High School Football Top 25. The Panthers were helped by former No. 1 St. John’s (Washington, DC) loss to St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania)….
It was a very quiet week in the High School Football America Mid-Atlantic Region high school football Top 25. The only change is between No. 7 and No. 9 where Trinity (Kentucky) jumps two spots to No. 7 after knocking-off…
Trinity’s win over Indiana-power Warren Central catapulted the Shamrocks to the top of this week’s High School Football America Kentucky high school football Top 10. Former No. 1 Male falls to No. 2. Those two will battle it out on…
There’s no change in the first in-season High School Football America Kentucky Top 10, but the two teams at the top moved-up in our national rankings. Related: High School Football America 100 No. 1 Male moves to No. 72 in…
St. Frances Academy’s (Maryland) impressive road win against nationally-ranked Miami Central (Florida) moves the Panthers up to No. 2 in the latest High School Football America Mid-Atlantic Region Top 25 high school football rankings. The week’s biggest mover is Trinity…
Louisville’s Ballard High School football team will be road warriors this year. The Courier-Journal is reporting that Pat Crawford Stadium’s home concrete grandstands are unsafe and need to be repaired. “There is considerable water damage and deterioration along the supports…
The 2019 Kentucky high school football regular season kicks-off on August 23. You can check-out the week-by-week schedules by clicking here to see them from the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. Below are the defending 2018 state champs: 6A –…
Photos of Elizabethtown High School in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, home of the Panthers. See more high school football stadiums in our National Stadium Project
John Hardin High School is located in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. See more high school football stadiums in our National Stadium Project
Brother Thomas More Page Stadium is home to the St. Xavier Tigers. The 6,000 stadium opened in 2007 and the stadium turf was replaced in 2017. St. X has won twelve overall state football championships through the 2018 season. See…