Each of our nine league teams were participants in the 9th annual Lion's Bowl this past Saturday as there were four teams from Tompkinsville that played also. Our league would like to personally thank the Tompkinsville Youth League for allowing these teams to travel to Lafayette and face off against four of our older division teams. The 1st game of the day had the Cowboys winning over the Big Vols 12-0. For the Cowboys, Wyatt Freeman had 152 yards and 1 TD, Brett Davis had 55 yards and 1 TD, Ty Tuck had a 16-yard reception, Austin Craighead had a 16-yard completion and Cody Perdue and Zach Roddy had 5 tackles each. For the Vols, Stephen Kowicki had 35 yards rushing and 10 tackles; Austin Williams had 20 yards rushing and 4 tackles; Daniel Gregory had 10 yards rushing and 4 tackles; Gage Cross had 5 tackles; and Brandon Taylor had 4 tackles.

The 2nd game had the Bucs over the Tigers 6-0. For the Bucs, Braxton Crawford had 32 yards and 1 TD; Matt Austin had 76 yards and 10 tackles; Dalton Freeman had 19 yards; Cameron Bandy had 12 yards; Bailey Anderson had 8 yards; Dalten Wix and Ryan Carver each had 5 yards; and Aaron Nenninger had 5 tackles. There are no stats for the Tigers.

The 3rd game had the Little Vols and the Little Titans ending the game with an 8-8 tie. For the Titans, Kyle Dell'Aquila had 37 yards and 4 tackles; Bailey Law had 15 yards and 4 tackles; Hunter Crowson had 60 yards and 1 TD; Kason Rollin had 4 tackles and Wade Dye had 6 tackles. For the Vols, Cayden Shrum had 105 yards and 1 TD; Blake Meadors had 32 yards and a 2-point conversion; Jason Sewell had 17 yards; Jordan Holmes had 5 tackles and Jedediah Coley had 4 tackles.

The 4th game had the Macon County Big Titans winning over the Monroe County Bears 13-0. For the Titans, Austin Cliburn had 48 yards rushing and 20 yards receiving; Andrew Anderson had 16 yards rushing and 17 yards receiving with 1 TD; Devin Jenkins had a fumble recovery in the end zone for a TD and 3 tackles and Dakota Dickens had 3 tackles. No stats available for the Bears.

The 5th game had the Macon County Cowboys winning over the Monroe County Tigers 25-12. For the Cowboys, Wyatt Freeman had 183 rushing yards, 2 TD's and 7 tackles; Brett Davis had 50 yards rushing; Ty Tuck had 2 receptions for 18 yards and 1 TD; Cody Perdue had 6 tackles; Adrian Wix had 4 tackles and Austin Craighead, Zack Roddy and Derrick Sarmiento had 3 tackles each. No stats available for the Tigers.

The 6th game had the Macon County Dolphins falling to the Monroe County Lions 0-6. For the Dolphins, Jared Holmes had 30 yards and 10 tackles; Corey Gardner had 7 tackles; and Brandon Harris, Kristopher Boone, and Dale Turner had 4 tackles each. No stats available for the Lions.

The 7th and final game had the Macon County Blue Raiders falling to the Monroe County Titans 6-7. For the Raiders, Carson Cook had 80 yards and 4 tackles; Tate Gregory had 14 yards and 2 tackles; Shane Hesson had 17 yards rushing, 1 TD and 1 completion for 21 yards; Dalton Shrum had a 21-yard reception; Jacob McClard had 8 tackles; Mason Jones had 3 tackles and Austin Manion had 2 tackles. No stats available for the Titans.

I also want to remind everyone that our 9-10 blue team and cheerleading squad and 11-12 blue team and cheerleading squad will be traveling to Tompkinsville on Saturday November 4 to compete in a 4 team tournament that has teams from Tompkinsville, Bowling Green and Somerset participating also. Our teams will begin practice this week as we try to get ready for this action. I invite everyone to come on up to Tompkinsville next Saturday and watch your Macon County Tigers take part in this and root them on to victory. These two teams will be representing Macon County and the Macon County Peewee Football & Cheerleading League so I am looking forward to this tournament.

Also, we have something new this year as we will be having bowl games for our younger division. This will take place here in Lafayette on Saturday November 11 as we have teams coming from Gallatin, Portland, WhiteHouse, Mt Juliet and East Robertson. I also want to invite the community to come out to Pat Parker field and root these young men and women on to victories.