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Home Team Friday Week 9 “Power 10”

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Each week, the Tri-State shows off some of the most talented high school football teams in their respective states. But how do fans know who is the best of the best when the lights turn on Friday night? That’s where the Home Team Friday “Power 10” comes into play. Our expert […]

Home Team Friday Week 9 “Power 10”

1. Owensboro Catholic (7-1) claimed the top spot in this week's "Power 10" rankings. They defeated Fort Knox 68-0, marking their seventh consecutive win. Quarterback Dre Mail Carothers had a stellar performance, completing 14 of 15 passes for 215 yards and 7 touchdowns. The team's defense has also been impressive, allowing just 187 points in their last three games.

2. Memorial (8-0) from Evansville, Indiana, took the second spot. They swept Floyd Central 34-28 in a thrilling comeback, overcoming an early 21-0 deficit. Junior defensive back Evan Heldt was a key player, intercepting a pass in the third quarter and securing a pick-six in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Luke Brown also contributed with 400 passing yards and 2 touchdowns.

3. Gibson Southern (7-1) from Fort Branch, Indiana, rounded out the top three. They defeated Boonville 42-14 in a dominant performance. Senior quarterback Caden Rochleau passed for 306 yards and 3 touchdowns, while senior running back Eli Foster rushed for 134 yards and 3 rushing touchdowns. The team's offense has been consistently high-scoring, with each game seeing 30+ points.

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