MCHS will celebrate Homecoming on Oct. 20

October 11, 2017, 4:00 am

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2017 Marshall County Homecoming Court

Marshall County High School announced the 2017 Homecoming Court to be presented at the Homecoming game on Oct. 20 when the Marshals play Apollo.

Pictured front row (from left) are senior escorts- Hayden Jaco, Derek Doss, Parker Jennings, senior candidates- Emmeline Sirls, Allee Noles, Briley Chambers, Chloe Kerrick, senior escorts- Grant Hackney, Alex Colburn and Coleton Jones.

Back row (from left) freshman attendant Garlynn Gillespie, sophomore attendant Gracie Steffen, junior attendant Tera Colson, senior escorts- Dalton Andersson, Max Brown, Matt French, Jackson Brown, junior attendant Alec Jones, sophomore attendant Tori Ford and freshman attendant Hope Frizzell.

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Marshals fall to Apollo 30-14

October 21, 2017, 4:00 am

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Marshall County’s Chet Cretsinger brings down Apollo quarterback Colby Clark.

Apollo secured the number two seed in the 5A District 1 playoffs with their 30-14 win over Marshall County Friday and improved their record to 7-2 while the Marshals fall to 3-6 with one game remaining in the season.

Following the loss, Marshals Head Coach Evan Merrick said momentum was never in their favor but key stops led to points on the board late in the first quarter after Apollo scored on their first two drives.

Jackson Beal breaks up a pass intended for Apollo’s Gage Hayden.

The first drive went 80 yards, scoring on a nine yard run by Mariano McKenzie with the extra point attempt blocked by the Marshals. Apollo went up 14-0 on their next drive, going 72 yards and scoring on a 17 yard pass from Colby Clark to Peyton Peters, adding the two-point conversion.

The late first quarter score for the Marshals came with 42 seconds left on a 31 yard pass from Skyler Smith to Lucas Nichols with Chet Cretsinger adding the extra point.

An Apollo dropped punt snap gave the Marshals great field position at the Eagles 43 yard line with four minutes remaining in the second quarter but they were unable turn it into points. One more Marshall possession before the half ended in an interception by Jeffrey Johnson, ending the first half with a 14-7 Apollo lead.

Apollo added two points on a safety in the third quarter when the snap went over the head of Marshall County punter Austin Riley and following the kick from the 20 yard line, Apollo set up at the Marshals 40 yard line and scored on a 22 yard pass from Clark to Gatlin Humphrey to take a 23-7 lead.

The Eagles went up 30-7 near the end of the third quarter following a 56 yard drive that ended with a three yard touchdown run by McKenzie.

The Marshals second touchdown came on a 55 yard drive that was highlighted by a nice gain on a reception by Grant Utley followed by two five yard runs by Mason Green for the score early in the fourth quarter which would be the last time either team found the end zone.

Marshall County had 258 yards of total offence, 76 yards on the ground and 182 yards on the air. Mason Green was the leading rusher with 66 yards on 17 carries. Smith had 18 pass completions on 34 attempts to Nichols and Utley, both with three receptions for 45 yards, Green had two receptions for 22 yards and Buchmeier three receptions for 23 yards.

Apollo finished the game with 350 yards of offense, 259 on the ground on 38 carries led by McKenzie with 214 yards on 21 carries. Clark passed for 91 yards, completing seven of eight attempts. Peters led receivers with three receptions for 44 yards.

The Marshals will play their final game of the season next Friday at home against Spencer County, a Class 4A team out of the 4th District. The Bears will come into the game with a record of 2-7.

“We’ve got to regroup and find a way to end this thing on the positive”, Merrick said. “There’s one more week of football left and it’s a matter of who wants to make the most out of that week.”

Joseph Goforth running the ball for the Marshals in Friday’s homecoming game.

Marshall County cheerleaders were ready to cheer on the Marshals at Friday’s homecoming game.

Members of the 2007 football team who advanced to the quarter finals of the state playoffs, were honored at halftime.

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Sirls crowned 2017 Homecoming Queen

October 21, 2017, 4:01 am

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Senior Emmeline Sirls, escorted by senior Parker Jennings, was crowned 2017 Homecoming Queen.

Senior candidate Emmeline Sirls was crowned 2017 Football Homecoming Queen in a ceremony held before the Marshals took the field to play Apollo. Sirls was escorted by senior Parker Jennings.

Homecoming court below front row (L-R) Hope Frizzell, Tori Ford, Briley Chambers, Allee Noles, 2016 Queen Kylee Frizzell, 2016 Queen Emmeline Sirls, Chloe Kerrick, Tera Colson, Gracie Steffen, Alec Jones and Garlynn Gillespie.
Back row (L-R) Dalton Andersson, Max Brown, Hayden Jaco, Coleton Jones, Parker Jennings, Matt French, Grant Hackney, Alex Colburn, Alex Chapman, Derek Doss and Jackson Brown.

2017 Homecoming Court

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Youth football championships Saturday at MCHS

October 25, 2017, 1:09 pm

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The first Marshall County Youth Football Championship will take place this Saturday (Oct. 28) at Carroll Traylor Stadium. Three age groups will compete in games starting at 6 p.m. The first and second grade championship will be played followed by the third and fourth grade championship at 7 p.m. and in the night cap the fifth and sixth grade championship will take place at 8 p.m.

Concessions will be available and admission is $3 for adults, $2 for students and children under school age free.

Come out and support the future of Marshall County football!

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Marshals wrap up season with Senior Night win

October 28, 2017, 4:00 am

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Mason Green rushed for 137 yards Friday, capping off his senior season with close to 960 yards.

Celebrating Senior Night Friday, the Marshals beat Spencer County 20-14 to send off their 13 seniors with a win, the first Senior Night win for the program in 12 years. The win wrapped up the 2017 season on a high note, finishing with a record of 4-6.

“Big win tonight…I want to thank the seniors for putting in four years of work here…they laid it all on the field this last time and made some big plays when they had to”, Head Coach Evan Merrick said. “Grant Utley on defense…Mason Green played some defense there. We put some drives together and it was just a total team win.”

The Marshals put points on the board first on an 18 yard touchdown pass from Skyler Smith to Green to lead 6-0 after the point after attempt was blocked. The Marshals recovered a fumble on Spencer County’s next series but were pushed back on penalties and on fourth and six, attempted a 24 yard field goal that was no good.

Grant Utley brought down Spencer County’s Patrick Kijinsky with help from Blain Bizzle.

Spencer County went on to score the next two touchdowns, the first by Trevor Hunt on a five yard run after he gave the Bears several big gains on the drive. The second came on a 14 yard run by Brandon Jewell to lead 14-6

With just over two minutes left in the first half, Lucas Nichols caught a 45 yard pass for a touchdown to put the Marshals up 14-12 after the two point conversion attempt failed and they headed to the locker room at halftime down 14-12.

In the third quarter, Spencer County fumbled the kick-off which was recovered by Nichols but the Marshals drive ended at the 14 yard line with a missed 31 yard field goal attempt.

Another Spencer County fumble on a high punt snap led to a one yard touchdown run by Green and two point conversion pass completion to Ty Buchmeier for a 20-14 lead late in the third quarter.

Spencer County put together a steady downfield drive in the fourth quarter, putting the Marshals lead in jeopardy, but a fumble by quarterback Wyatt DeRudder, gave the Marshals the ball at the 15 yard line with just under six minutes remaining in the game.

The drive stalled out on fourth and four putting the Marshals in punt position, going with a fake punt snap directly to Green who picked up the yardage needed for a first down with two and half minutes remaining. Penalties backed them up to their 10 yard line and a punt from the 13 yard line gave Spencer County the ball at midfield with 1:35 left on the clock.

Jon Smith in at quarterback for the Bears, was dropped behind the line of scrimmage by Utley forcing them to go for it on fourth and seven. Unable to get the first down, the Marshals took over on downs, taking a knee on the final play to finish out the win.

“Probably the best team win we’ve had this year”, Merrick said. “No better way to send these guys out of their career in orange. Great momentum for the underclassmen to take into the future. A great way to cap off this season.”

Marshall County had 134 rushing yards, the majority coming from Green who grinded it out for 137 yards on 32 carriers. Smith completed 15 of 20 passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns with the majority of those yards earned by Nichols with four receptions for 105 yards. Defensively, a good night for seniors Utley and Austin Riley, Utley led with 14 tackles, Riley had 13.

Spencer County had 278 yards in offense, 261 on the ground, picked up by Trevor Hunt who ran for 140 yards on 17 carries and Jewell with 94 yards on 11 carries.

Lucas Nichols picked up some yardage with Skyler Smith helping out with blocking.

Marshall County’s cheerleaders keeping warm while cheering on the Marshals.

The Marching Marshals were in the Halloween spirit during their halftime show.

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Marshall County Youth Football concludes season with championship games

November 1, 2017, 1:23 pm

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Saturday’s Marshall County Youth Football Championships was capped off with the 5th and 6th grade championship game.

Marshall County Youth League Football hosted its first annual County Championship Saturday evening under the lights at Carroll Traylor Stadium. Championship games were played in three age divisions.

Plenty of action from the 1st and 2nd grade championship game.

The 1st-2nd grade division game final score was White Team 21, Blue Team 6. In the 3rd-4th grade division game, the Orange Team beat the White Team 12-8 and in the 5th-6th grade championship which capped off the night, the Grey Team beat the Orange Team 8-6.

The game was played with all the perks that MCHS players get on Friday nights with pre-game player introductions, fireworks and in-game public address announcing by the voice of the Marshals Jeff Waters.

We would like to thank our coordinators Shane Robinson and Steve Nix and the many volunteers for taking the time to put together such an awesome event for our young guys. We are looking forward to this being an annual event to wind down our youth league season each year.

The 3rd and 4th grade teams on the field in their championship game that concluded the youth football season.

Players on the 1st and 2nd grade teams enter the field before their game.

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Youth Football Champions earn trip to Music City Bowl

November 10, 2017, 10:31 am

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White Lightning, a first and second grade team in the Marshall County Youth Football League, will be recognized on the field at the Music City Bowl in Nashville, December 29th, for their achievements this season. During their eight-game season, they out-scored their opponents 161-37, scored 25 touchdowns and allowed only six touchdowns and one extra point by opponents.

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Senior girls complete four-year sweep as Powder Puff champions

November 14, 2017, 7:17 am

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The Stone Cold Seniors won Saturday’s Powder Puff game becoming the first Powder Puff Team in school history to win all four years. Hosted by the Marshall County High School student bank, The Bank of Marshall Nation, the annual event was held on the high school football field.

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Marshall County football players earn All WKC honors

December 7, 2017, 3:33 pm

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Marshall County players honored with All-WKC team selections, (L-R) Head Coach Evan Merrick, Blake Strader, Skyler Smith, Dawson Smothers and Lucas Nichols.

The Western Kentucky Football conference held its post season awards banquet on the campus of Marshall County High School Tuesday evening. Players from the 20 member schools were recognized in the MCHS performing arts center. This year Marshall County had five players named All WKC for the 2017 season – Skyler Smith, Lucas Nichols, Blake Strader, Chet Cretsinger (not pictured), and Dawson Smothers.

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Marshall County and Graves County alumni set rematch on the gridiron

February 15, 2018, 11:04 am

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Marshall County and Graves County have agreed to play an alumni football game on Saturday May 19 at MCHS. The game will be played through Alumni Football USA which hosted the previous alumni game at Graves County as well host to hundreds of similar events around the country.

To be eligible to play you need to be either a football alum or graduate from either school. All potential players must register and pay the $100 entry fee on their website and the link is below. A meeting for both schools with additional information such as practice schedules and other logistics will be held on Tuesday Feb. 20 at 6:00 pm in the Marshall County High School Library. All those interested in participating are encouraged to attend.

All money raised will go directly to the Marshall County High School shooting victims.

Registration link

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Marshall County Football announces Elementary Football Camp dates

March 27, 2018, 8:07 am

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Marshall County Football has announced their spring Marshall County Elementary Football Camp dates for current students in K through 5th. The camp will run on Saturday, April 21 8:30 am-11:00 am, Monday, April 23 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm and Tuesday, April 24 from 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm.

Forms are available at all schools or can be downloaded and printed by clicking the link below. Forms need to be returned along with payment to the student’s school by April 13 or can be mailed to Marshall County High School, c/o Evan Merrick, 416 High School Road, Benton KY 42025.

More information is on the form or you can email Coach Merrick at evan.merrick@marshall.kyschools.us. Information and early sign ups for the fall little league program will also be available during the camp.

2018-Football-Camp-Brochure

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Marshall County football conducts elementary camp

April 26, 2018, 7:45 am

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The campers and high school players took a moment for a group photo during the 3-day camp for K – 5th grade students.

Marshall County Football held their annual K-5th grade elementary camp with sessions on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Head Coach Evan Merrick said they had a great turnout at this year’s camp and all the kids had a great time.

“Several of our high school guys stepped up to help and that was huge in making it a success”, Merrick said. “Saturday we took all campers through fundamental stations of each position group in football. Monday and Tuesday we were indoors because of rain but were able to have our flag football tournament and on the last night had our camp competition and awards.”

Merrick said he looks forward to seeing many of the campers playing in the youth league this fall. This week also concludes the Marshals spring practice and marks another step closer to the 2018 season.

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Marshall County Football moves back to Class 6A for 2018 season

May 9, 2018, 4:36 pm

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KHSAA’s Board of Control conducted its final meeting of the 2017-18 academic year on May 8-9 at the KHSAA offices, addressing several issues related to football along with the postseason for multiple sport-activities.
Following initial review in February, KHSAA staff presented the draft football alignment (2019-22) to the membership for comment. After a lengthy review of feedback and consideration of each change proposed by the membership, the Board approved a final four-year alignment to begin in 2019.

Marshall County made the move to 5A in 2015 and in those three years, finished with a record of 11-20.

The new football alignment for all classes is as follows:

CLASS 6A
District 1- Apollo, Daviess County, Henderson County, Marshall County, McCracken County
District 2- Barren County, Central Hardin, Meade County, North Hardin
District 3- Butler, DuPont Manual, Pleasure Ridge Park, St. Xavier
District 4- Bullitt East, Fern Creek, Male, Southern
District 5- Ballard, Eastern, Trinity (Louisville)
District 6- Campbell County, Dixie Heights, Ryle, Simon Kenton
District 7- Henry Clay, Lafayette, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Tates Creek
District 8- Bryan Station, George Rogers Clark, Madison Central, Oldham County

CLASS 5A
District 1- Breckinridge County, Graves County, Grayson County, Muhlenberg County, Ohio County, Owensboro
District 2- Bowling Green, Christian County, Greenwood, South Warren
District 3- Bullitt Central, Doss, Fairdale, Iroquois, Western
District 4- Atherton, Jeffersontown, North Bullitt, Seneca, South Oldham
District 5- Boone County, Conner, Cooper, Covington Catholic, Highlands
District 6- Frederick Douglass, Grant County, Great Crossing, Montgomery County, Scott County
District 7- Collins, East Jessamine, Madison Southern, West Jessamine, Woodford County
District 8- North Laurel, Pulaski County, South Laurel, Southwestern, Whitley County

CLASS 4A
District 1- Calloway County, Hopkins County Central, Hopkinsville, Logan County, Madisonville-North Hopkins
District 2- Allen County-Scottsville, Franklin-Simpson, Russell County, Warren Central, Warren East
District 3- John Hardin, Marion County, Moore, Spencer County, Valley
District 4- Central, Franklin County, North Oldham, Shelby County, Waggener
District 5- Anderson County, Bourbon County, Boyle County, Lexington Catholic
District 6- Boyd County, Harrison County, Holmes, Rowan County, Scott
District 7- Corbin, Knox Central, Lincoln County, Wayne County
District 8- Clay County, Harlan County, Johnson Central, Letcher County Central, Perry County Central

CLASS 3A
District 1- Paducah Tilghman, Trigg County, Union County, Webster County
District 2- Adair County, Casey County, Glasgow, Hart County, Taylor County
District 3- Bardstown, Elizabethtown, LaRue County, Nelson County, Thomas Nelson
District 4- Christian Academy-Louisville, DeSales, Henry County, Mercer County, Western Hills
District 5- Bell County, Estill County, Garrard County, Jackson County, McCreary Central, Rockcastle County
District 6- Fleming County, Lewis County, Mason County, Pendleton County, Powell County
District 7- Ashland Blazer, East Carter, Greenup County, Russell
District 8- Belfry, Floyd Central, Lawrence County, Magoffin County, Pike County Central

CLASS 2A
District 1- Ballard Memorial, Caldwell County, Fort Campbell, Mayfield, Murray
District 2- Butler County, Hancock County, McLean County, Owensboro Catholic, Todd County Central
District 3- Clinton County, Edmonson County, Green County, Metcalfe County, Monroe County
District 4- Danville, Lexington Christian, Somerset, Washington County
District 5- Carroll County, Gallatin County, Owen County, Shawnee, Trimble County, Walton-Verona
District 6- Beechwood, Holy Cross (Covington), Lloyd Memorial, Newport
District 7- Breathitt County, Knott County Central, Leslie County, Middlesboro, Morgan County
District 8- Bath County, East Ridge, Prestonsburg, Shelby Valley, Sheldon Clark, West Carter

CLASS 1A
District 1- Caverna, Crittenden County, Fulton County, Russellville
District 2- Bethlehem, Campbellsville, Fort Knox, Holy Cross (Louisville)
District 3- Berea, Eminence, Frankfort, Kentucky Country Day
District 4- Bellevue, Dayton, Ludlow, Newport Central Catholic
District 5- Bishop Brossart, Bracken County, Nicholas County, Paris
District 6- Betsy Layne, Fairview, Paintsville, Raceland
District 7- Hazard, Jenkins, Phelps, Pikeville
District 8- Harlan, Lynn Camp, Pineville, Williamsburg

WITHDRAWN FROM DISTRICT FOR ALIGNMENT PERIOD – Fulton City
NON DISTRICT PLAY (NEW TEAM)– 2019 and 2020 – Sayre

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MCHS Football to host 7 vs 7 camp, Alumni Game and Golf Scramble

May 11, 2018, 4:00 am

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Marshall County Football is hosting several events in the month of May. Saturday they will host the Middle School 7 vs 7 Tournament and Lineman Challenge. In the fourth year for this event, they look forward to 13 teams coming to MCHS to compete. Champions will be awarded in the Middle School division and Ninth grade division for both the 7 vs 7 Tournament and Lineman Challenge.

May 19th will be the Alumni Game between Marshall County and Graves County at 7:00 pm at Marshall County High School. All money raised will go directly to the Marshall County High School shooting victims.

May 31st the program will host the 2nd Alumni Golf Scramble at Calvert City Country Club. Cost is $50/person or $200/team. A meal will be served at noon followed by the scramble at 1:00. Click the link for more information on the golf scramble.
Alumni-Golf-Scramble

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Graves County takes alumni game win over Marshall County 21-7

May 21, 2018, 10:31 am

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The Marshals defense late in the first half against Graves County. In the picture on the line (L-R) Caleb Bogaczk, Kurt Pierce and Kyle Manley. Behind the line (L-R) Caleb Hargrove and Lucas Forsythe.

Thirty-five Marshall County football alumni ranging from the classes of 1976 through 2017, suited up Saturday to play in the second alumni game against Graves County. Marshall County won the first alumni game three years ago 10-8 but it was the Eagles who took the win Saturday 21-7.

Stephen Barga (2) and Lane Roberts (1) discussing the game with Caleb Bogaczk (center).

The Marshals struck first, scoring on a Lane Roberts (2015) pass to Tristan Prange (2017) with the extra point tacked on by Kevin Byars (1983) to lead 7-0 at 5:24 in the first quarter. Graves County tied the game at 9:04 in the second quarter after recovering a fumble near the goal line.

With 4:48 left on the clock in the second quarter, a quarterback keeper by Graves County’s Stephen Hatchell (2000) and extra point by Rodrigo Garcia (2016) put the Eagles up 14-7. Graves County added another TD two minutes later on a long pass from Hatchell to Smith for a 21-7 lead, which would be the finals score with neither team able to get on the board in the second half.

The first half ended on a positive note for the Marshals with a Lucas Forsythe (2017) pass interception.

Proceeds from the Alumni Game will go to the Marshall Strong Fund.

Players going over the game plan with Marshals Head Coach Evan Merrick.

Marshall County 2018 Alumni Game roster:
Chuck Vied 1976
Tim Vied 1978
Kevin Byars 1983
Greg Smothers 1984
Jeff Byars 1987
Brad Anderson 1996
Britten McDowell 1997
Caleb Bogaczk 1997
Chris Hartman 2001
Justin Eaves 2001
Josh Lovett 2001
Trey Nelson 2001
Kendale Winsett 2001
Kirk Story 2004
Justin Wadsworth 2004
Kurt Pierce 2006
Caleb Hargrove 2007
Kyle Manley 200
Stephen Barga 2008
Taylor Sanders 2008
Cody Sipes 2008
Andrew Johnson 2009
Ryan Morris 2012
Levi Sanders 2012
Mason Wooten 2015
Jared Robinson 2015
Lane Roberts 2015
Griffin Cavitt 2017
Dalton Nelson 2017
Tristen Prange 2017
Lucas Forsythe 2017
Keegan Cole 2017
Junior Weitlauf 2017
Dawson Martin 2017

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Marshall County football kicks off with July 10th Midnight Madness, youth begin July 16th

July 7, 2018, 7:18 am

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Marshall County High School 2018 football season will begin at 12:01 am on July 10th with Midnight Madness. Middle School players will begin practices on Monday, July 16th at 6:00 pm at the high school.

There will also be a mandatory parent meeting for high school and middle school parents on July 16th at MCHS. The high school meeting will be at 5:00 pm, middle school meeting at 6:00 pm.

Youth Football for K-6th grade will begin with on sight registration on Saturday Aug. 4th and equipment will be distributed the following Saturday on Aug. 11th.

CLICK HERE to access the youth online sign-up form.

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Marshals kick-off 2018 season with Midnight Madness

July 12, 2018, 12:05 pm

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The Marshals got to work at midnight on July 10th with the first scrimmage just 23 days away from Thursday. Photo courtesy of the MC Marshals Football Twitter account.

The 2018 football season kicked off for the Marshall County Marshals at the end of the two-week dead period at midnight on July 10th. The Marshals will play a scrimmage on August 4th against McCracken County and Logan County at Logan County. On August 10th they will host Paducah Tilghman and Warren Central in a scrimmage.

2018 Varsity Schedule
Aug. 17 Ft. Campbell (H)
Aug. 24 Madisonville (A)
Aug. 31 Ballard Co. (H) Hall of Fame Game
Sept. 7 Calloway (H)
Sept. 14 Murray (H)
Sept. 21 *Christian Co. (H)
Sept. 28 *Graves Co. (A)
Oct. 5 *Owensboro (H) Senior Night
Oct. 12 OPEN
Oct. 19 *Apollo (A)
Oct. 26 Spencer Co. (A)

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Marshall County Youth Football – 2018

August 2, 2018, 4:25 am

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Marshall County Youth Football program

The form is to be completed by a parent or legal guardian of the player named. It will only take a few minutes to complete and submit online. Please submit one form per player. The participation fee of $60 per player ($20 for flag football) should be turned in at the onsite registration scheduled for Saturday, August 4, 2018 at the North Marshall Middle School Football Field. Please make checks payable to Marshall County Youth Football.

Coaches will be notified of their team roster and the time slot for equipment pickup the following week. Equipment will be distributed Saturday, August 11, 2018.

Students grades two through six will play tackle football. First-grade students have the option to play tackle or flag football. Kindergarten students will play flag football.

Practice for all grades will begin Monday, August 13, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. Coaches will receive practice locations at the same time they receive team rosters.

Please watch www.marshallcountyfootball.com or the Marshall County Youth Football Facebook page for any updates or changes.

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Meet the Marshals kicks off 2018 fall sports season

August 3, 2018, 7:15 pm

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Meet the Marshals was held Friday evening at Reed Conder Gymnasium, introducing the 2018 fall sports teams. The golf team season is well under way with several scrimmages coming up over the next couple of weeks for soccer, volleyball and football.

Coaches introduced their teams starting with girls soccer, cheerleaders, dance team, football, boy’s soccer, cross country, mountain bike, volleyball and boy’s golf.

The football team will play their first scrimmage at McCracken County Saturday and will kick off the 2018 regular season August 17th at home against Fort Campbell. Regular season begins for the volleyball team on August 7th at Community Christian Academy, boy’s soccer August 13th at Paducah Tilghman, girl’s soccer on August 14th at St. Mary, cross country August 21st in Owensboro and the mountain bike team will begin their season September 23rd at Chickasaw Trace in Columbia, Tenn.

The boy’s golf team has already played in five tournaments while the girls have played in four, including the Lady Bruin Tournament in Elizabethtown Friday and were traveling back to Marshall County during Meet the Marshals. The next match for the boys is at Calvert City Country Club on August 6th and the girls will tee it up on August 9th at Kentucky Dam State Resort Park.

Marshall County Lady Marshals Volleyball

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Marshals begin build up to regular season kick-off

August 5, 2018, 8:02 am

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Junior Devon Evans picking up yardage in the Marshals scrimmage against Logan County.

The Marshals played their first scrimmage of the 2018 season at McCracken County High School Saturday. In the first scrimmage the Marshals tested themselves against Logan County who finished last season 11-1 in Class 4A, losing in the second round of the state playoffs. Logan County scrimmage McCracken County, then the Marshals took the field against the Mustangs. McCracken County lost their second round game last season in the Class 6A playoffs and finished 7-5.

In their last season in Class 5A before making the move back to Class 6A in 2019, the Marshals will be looking to improve on their 4-6 record last season and will begin that task at home August 17th against Fort Campbell following their second scrimmage on Friday at home against Paducah Tilghman/Warren Central.

Keep up with all the Marshall County football news on their webpage: https://www.marshallcountyfootball.com/

2018 Varsity Schedule
Aug. 4 McCracken Co. / Logan Co. (A) Scrimmage
Aug. 10 Paducah Tilghman / Warren Central (H) Scrimmage
Aug. 17    Ft. Campbell (H)
Aug. 24 Madisonville (A)
Aug. 31    Ballard Co. (H) Hall of Fame Game
Sept. 7 Calloway (H)
Sept. 14 Murray (H)
Sept. 21 *Christian Co. (H)
Sept. 28 *Graves Co. (A)
Oct. 5    *Owensboro (H) Senior Night
Oct. 12    OPEN
Oct. 19 *Apollo (A)
Oct. 26 Spencer Co. (A)

* District games

Senior Blake Myhand wraps up Logan County quarterback Tyler Ezell.

This run by senior, Austin Riley, moved the Marshals offense down to the goal line.

Junior Ty Buchmeier scrambled for good yardage on this play in the Marshals scrimmage at McCracken County.

Assistant Coach David Morris talks with junior quarterback Tyler Stokes on the sidelines.

Junior Dylan Rayburn staying hydrated in the heat of the Marshals first scrimmage.

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