Boyle County Rebels football team

Boyle County Rebels
First season	1965
Athletic director	Kyle Wynn
Head coach	Justin Haddix ; 2nd season, 11–0 (1.000)
Stadium	Rebel Stadium
Field	Ballard Robinson Field
Field surface	Artificial turf
Location	Danville, Kentucky
Conference	KHSAA
Division	4A
All-time record	455–213–6 (.680)
Bowl record	9–2 (.818)
Conference titles	9 (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009, 2010, 2017, 2020)
Rivalries	Danville High School[1]; Lexington Catholic High School;
Colors	Black, Gold, and White;
Outfitter	Adidas

The Boyle County Rebel football program represents Boyle County High School in Danville, Kentucky. The program is coached by Justin Haddix and is in the 4A Kentucky High School Athletic Association division. Dating back to 1965, the Rebels have an all-time record of 455–213–6 and have won 9 KHSAA State championships (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009, 2010, 2017, and 2020). The program is sixth all-time in state champion wins and first all-time among public county schools in the state of Kentucky.[2] The football program is widely regarded as one of the best in state history.

History

Dennis Sexton Era

Although not officially a member of the KHSAA until 1965, the Boyle County Football program started in 1963. The first ever coach was Dennis Sexton. Sexton coached the program for two years going 13–3–4 during his brief tenure.

Jim Greer Era

Following Dennis Sextons tenure with the Rebels, Boyle County hired Jim Greer. Greer lasted only two seasons going 0–20 before being relieved of his duties.

John Buchanan Era

After Greers resignation, the program hired John Buchanan. At Boyle, Buchanan lasted five seasons going 25–28–2.

Ed Rall Era

In 1974, Boyle hired Ed Rall as head coach. Up to that point, Rall had the longest tenure as head coach at Boyle coaching fourteen seasons and also had the best record at Boyle at the time going 94–57 during his tenure. Rall’s 1976 team was the first ten win team in school history.

Chuck Smith

Smith coaching at Boyle during his 2nd tenure with the program.

In 1992, Boyle County hired Chuck Smith from Campbellsville High School. Smith completely turned the program around winning five state titles in a row from 1999–2003. During his first tenure, Smith coached two future NFL players in Jacob Tamme and Travis Leffew. Smith also coached 2001 Kentucky Mr. Football winner Jeff Duggins. During Smith’s tenure, he went 143–32. In 2005, Smith accepted the linebackers coaching job at Kentucky under head coach Rich Brooks.

Individual honors, awards, and accomplishments

Mr. Football winners[3]

2001 Kentucky Mr. Football Winner Jeff Duggins.

**Kentucky Mr. Football Winners**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Career	College
Kentucky Mr. Football Winners By Year
2001	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	1998–2001	Alfred State
2010	Lamar Dawson	5	LB	2007–10	USC

All-area team winners

**Advocate-Messenger All-Area First Team**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Career
Advocate-Messenger All-Area Team by year
2016[4]	Reese Smith	15	WR	2016–20
2016	Will Bramel	58	OL	2014–18
2016	Nik Ruby	49	K	2014–18
2016	Mitchell Paycheck	75	DL	2014–18
2016	Kaden Gervacio	7	LB	2014–18
2016	Evan Tarter	20	DB	2013–17
2017[5]	Tanner Crawford	44	RB	2015–19
2017	Will Bramel	58	OL	2014–18
2017	Harrison Mesplay	49	K	2014–18
2017	Mitchell Paycheck	75	DL	2014–18
2017	Kaden Gervacio	7	LB	2014–18
2017	Reese Smith	15	DB	2016–20
2017	Landen Bartleson	24	DB	2016–20
2018[6]	Reed Lanter	19	QB	2016–20
2018	Reese Smith	15	WR/DB	2016–20
2018	Reiley Colwick	9	WR	2016–20
2018	Ned Stephens	66	OL	2015–19
2018	Wilson Kelly	73	DL	2016–20
2018	Aaron Hatter	58	DL	2015–19
2018	Ezarious Roller	48	LB	2016–20
2018	Landen Bartleson	24	DB	2016–20
2018	Jackson Smith	27	P	2018–present
2019[7]	Reed Lanter	19	QB	2016–20
2019	Andrew Sacco	22	RB	2016–20
2019	Reese Smith	15	WR/DB	2016–20
2019	Caleb Edmiston	72	OL	2017–21
2019	Jackson Smith	27	K	2018–present
2019	Wilson Kelly	73	DL	2016–20
2019	Ezarious Roller	48	LB	2016–20
2019	Landen Bartleson	24	DB	2016–20
2019	Will McDaniel	20	RB	2017–21
2020	Jagger Gillis	9	QB	2020–21
2020	Will McDaniel	20	RB	2017–21
2020	Luke Sheperson	8	WR	2017–21
2020	Cole Lanter	6	WR	2018–present
2020	Jake Hester	57	OL	2017–21
2020	Caleb Edmiston	72	OL	2017–21
2020	Jackson Smith	27	K	2018–present
2020	Tommy Ziesmer	36	DL	2019–present

All-state team winners

**AP Kentucky All-State First Team**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Career
AP First Team All-State by year
2010[8]	Lamar Dawson	5	LB	2007–11
2017[9]	Will Bramel	58	OL	2014–18
2019[10]	Reese Smith	15	WR	2015–19
2019	Jackson Smith	27	K	2018–present
2019	Wilson Kelly	73	DL	2016–20

All-time season results

Below is a year-by-year breakdown of Boyle County football seasons.

Statistics overview
Season	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Dennis Sexton (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1965–1966)
1965	Boyle County	6–2–2
1966	Boyle County	7–1–2
Dennis Sexton:		13–3–4 (.750)
Jim Greer (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1967–1968)
1967	Boyle County	0–10
1968	Boyle County	0–10
Jim Greer:		0–20 (.000)
John Buchanan (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1969–1973)
1969	Boyle County	9–1–1
1970	Boyle County	5–6
1971	Boyle County	3–7–1
1972	Boyle County	1–10
1973	Boyle County	7–4
John Buchanan:		25–28–2 (.473)
Ed Rall (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1974–1987)
1974	Boyle County	8–3
1975	Boyle County	9–2
1976	Boyle County	10–2
1977	Boyle County	8–4
1978	Boyle County	6–5
1979	Boyle County	9–1
1980	Boyle County	7–3
1981	Boyle County	6–4
1982	Boyle County	8–3
1983	Boyle County	5–5
1984	Boyle County	38
1985	Boyle County	4–7
1986	Boyle County	7–3
1987	Boyle County	4–7
Ed Rall:		94–57 (.623)
Sam Burke (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1988–1988)
1988	Boyle County	28
Sam Burke:		2–8 (.200)
John Griggs (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1989–1991)
1989	Boyle County	1–10
1990	Boyle County	3–8
1991	Boyle County	1–9
John Griggs:		5–27 (.156)
Chuck Smith (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (1992–2004)
1992	Boyle County	7–4
1993	Boyle County	2–8
1994	Boyle County	9–4
1995	Boyle County	10–3
1996	Boyle County	11–3
1997	Boyle County	11–1
1998	Boyle County	7–5	5–0	16th	2nd round of KHSAA 2A playoffs to Lexington Catholic 28–13.
1999	Boyle County	15–0	9–0	1st	2AKHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Glasgow 29–6
2000	Boyle County	15–0	9–0	1st	2A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Glasgow 38–6
2001	Boyle County	15–0	9–0	1st	3A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Rockcastle County 49–14
2002	Boyle County	13–2	8–1	1st	3AKHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Rockcastle County 21–0
2003	Boyle County	15–0	8–0	1st	3A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Highlands 44–10
2004	Boyle County	13–2	8–1	2nd	3A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl to Highlands 22–6
Chuck Smith:		143–32 (.817)
Chris Pardue (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (2005–2007)
2005	Boyle County	11–2	7–1	2nd	3rd round of KHSAA 3A playoffs to Bullitt East 35–33.
2006	Boyle County	6–6	6–2	8th	2nd round of KHSAA 3A playoffs to Southwestern 18–9.
2007	Boyle County	5–7	5–2	19th	3rd round of KHSAA 4A playoffs to Lexington Catholic 41–12.
Chris Pardue:		22–15 (.595)
Larry French (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (2008–2013)
2008	Boyle County	13–1	6–1	2nd	4A State Semifinals 17–15 to Bell County
2009	Boyle County	15–0	9–0	1st	4A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Lone Oak 42–39
2010	Boyle County	15–0	9–0	1st	4A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Allen County Scottsville 21–14
2011	Boyle County	9–4	6–3	13th	3rd round of KHSAA 4A playoffs to Lexington Catholic 10–7.
2012	Boyle County	8–5	6–3	11th	3rd round of KHSAA 4A playoffs to Lexington Catholic 27–16.
2013	Boyle County	11–1	5–1	4th	2nd round of KHSAA 4A playoffs to Mercer County 31–30
Larry French:		71–11 (.866)
Chuck Smith (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (2014–2019)
2014	Boyle County	11–2	5–2	4th	3rd round of KHSAA 4A playoffs to Lexington Catholic 40–35.
2015	Boyle County	10–2	4–2	5th	2nd round of KHSAA 3A playoffs to Central 27–14.
2016	Boyle County	7–5	3–2	14th	2nd round of KHSAA 3A playoffs to Central 37–6.
2017	Boyle County	14–1	9–0	1st	3A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Corbin 40–21
2018	Boyle County	13–1	6–1	1st	3A State Semifinals 21–0 to Corbin
2019	Boyle County	14–1	7–1	1st	4A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Johnson Central 21–20
Chuck Smith:		69–12 (.852)
Justin Haddix (Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)) (2020–Present)
2020	Boyle County	11–0 [11]	7–0	1st	4A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl vs. Franklin County 31–28
Justin Haddix:		11–0 (1.000)
Total:		455–213–6 (.681)
National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

Boyle County Football Hall of Fame members

Players Inducted into the Boyle County Football Hall of Fame

**Boyle County Football Hall of Fame**
Player	No.	Position	Career	Inducted as
Members
David Cochran				Player
Jerry Galloway				Player
Lee Glasscock				Player
Mickey Harmon				Player
Johnny Harmon				Player
Jay Reynolds				Player
Ed Sleet				Player
Morris Allen Stewart				Coach
Terry Webb				Player
Mike Abrams				Player
Mike Edmiston				Player
Kyle Lorton	88	C	1974–75	Player
Dickie Mayes				Player
Charlie Mayfield				Player
Paul Orberson				Player
Mike Orberson				Player
Ballard Robinson				Announcer
Danny Roller				Player
Robert A. Yankey		QB		Player
James Young				Player
Paul Dean
Chad Ellis				Player
Mike Harmon				Player
Chris Hilton
Lee Mills
Tommy Petitt				Player
Ed Rall				Coach
Keith Smith
Steve Wright
Jeremy Sleet	5	RB	1989–93	Player
Steve Bertram				Announcer
Neal Brown		WR	1993–97	Player
Tom Brown				Principal
Eddie Caldwell
Aaron Coleman				Player
Jamie Cotton				Player
Tom Mills	N/A	N/A		Principal
Bobby Leffew	27	OL/DL/TE	1996–1999	Player
Bart Johnson		QB		Player
Boomer Johnson	16	TE/S		Player
Brad Cloud	12	DB	2000–2004	Player
Jeff Duggins	5	QB	1998–2002	Player
Ernie Holman	N/A	N/A		Firework Specialist
Travis Leffew	68	OL/DL	1997–2001	Player
Joan Mann	N/A	N/A		Athletic Trainer
Casey McCoy	20	LB		Player
Matt Miller	40	WR/DB		Player
Justin Nichols	68	OL/DL		Player
Brodie Overstreet	55	OL	1999–2003	Player
Chris Pardue	N/A	N/A	1992–2007, 2014–2019	Coach
Matt Quinn	34	RB/LB	1997–2001	Player
Brandon Smith	16	QB	2000–04	Player
Jim Spears	N/A	N/A		Athletic Director
Seth Tamme	8	WR	2001–2006	Player
Jacob Tamme	10	WR	1999–2003	Player
Michael Paul Webb	25	LB		Player
Shelby White	N/A	N/A	N/A	Team Doctor
Rees Macshera	2	RB	2005–09	Player
Jordan Aumiller	8	TE	2005–2009	Player
Chuck Smith	N/A	N/A	1992–2004, 2014–19	Coach

College and NFL Rebels

College Rebels

Former Rebel Lamar Dawson at USC

**College Rebels**
Class	Player	No.	Position	Career	College

1975	Kyle Lorton	88	C	1974–75	Maryland
1993	Jeremy Sleet	5	RB	1989–93	Kentucky Wesleyan
1997	Neal Brown		WR	1993–97	Kentucky,UMASS
2000	Bobby Leffew	27	DL/OL	1996–2000	Louisville
2000	Travis Leffew	68	DL/OL	1997–2001	Louisville
2000	Matt Quinn	34	RB/LB	1997–2001	Campbellsville
2001	Taylor Begley	89	K	1997–2001	Kentucky
2002	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	1998–2002	Alfred State
2003	Jacob Tamme	10	TE	1999–2003	Kentucky
2003	Brodie Overstreet	55	OL	1999–2002	Wake Forest
2004	Brad Cloud	12	DB	2000–03	Western Kentucky
2005	Brandon Smith	16	QB	2001–04	Western Kentucky
2006	Seth Tamme	8	WR	2001–05	Western Kentucky
2009	Jordan Aumiller	8	TE	2005–08	Kentucky
2010	Rees Macshera	2	RB	2006–09	Morehead State
2010	Boone Goldsmith	12	QB	2008–09	Morehead State
2011	Lamar Dawson	5	LB	2007–10	USC
2012	Jarrod Harrington	6	WR	2008–11	Campbellsville
2012	Zach Hester	10	TE/LB	2008–11	Navy
2013	Keegan Kendrick	64	OL/DL	2009–12	Lindsey Wilson College
2013	Lloyd Hall	18	WR/DB	2009–12	Centre College
2013	Trey Yeager	55	TE/DL	2009–12	Centre College
2014	Seph Burke	20	RB	2010–13	Cumberlands (KY)
2014	Dylan Boures	56	OL/DL	2010–13	Lindsey Wilson College
2015	Addison Coffey	36	K	2011–14	Kentucky
2015	Aidan Stewart-Hoskins	30	RB	2012–15	Campbellsville
2015	Zach Leigh	18	WR	2012–15	Campbellsville
2015	Keagan Hinkle	12	WR	2012–15	Georgetown (KY)
2016	Josiah Robbins	15	QB	2012–15	Cumberlands (KY)
2016	Hagen Ellis	59	OL	2012–15	Centre College
2016	Mack Cox	22	TE	2012–15	Centre College
2016	Drew Yeager	55	OL/DL	2012–15	Centre College
2016	Blake Coffman	84	TE	2012–15	Campbellsville
2018	Will Bramel	58	OL/DL	2014–17	Purdue
2019	Tanner Crawford	44	RB	2015–18	Thomas More University
2019	Aaron Hatter	58	OL/DL	2015–18	Kentucky Wesleyan
2020	Wilson Kelly	73	OL/DL	2016–19	Middle Tennessee
2020	Reed Lanter	19	QB	2016–19	Centre College
2020	Reese Smith	15	WR	2016–19	West Virginia
2020	Reiley Colwick	9	WR	2016–19	Centre College
2021	Will McDaniel	20	RB	2017–20	Centre College
2021	Jagger Gillis	9	QB	2020	Campbellsville
2021	Luke Sheperson	8	WR	2017–20	Campbellsville
2021	Caleb Edmiston	72	OL	2017–20	Campbellsville
2021	Paul Brown	69	OL/DL	2017–21	Pikeville

NFL Rebels

Future NFL Tight End Jacob Tamme with the Rebels

**NFL Rebels**
Class	Player	No.	Position	Career	Team

2000	Travis Leffew	68	DL/OL	2006–08	Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Atlanta Falcons, Kansas City Chiefs, Cleveland Browns
2003	Jacob Tamme	10	TE	2008–16	Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos, Atlanta Falcons

Team records

Individual passing records[12]

**Passing Yards (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Stat	State Rank
Passing Yards in a Career
2016–20	Reed Lanter	19	9,107	16th
2000–04	Brandon Smith	16	8,796	19th
1998–02	Jeff Duggins	5	6,884	58th

**Passing Yards (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Stat	Career	State Rank
Passing Yards in a Season
2004	Brandon Smith	16	3,401	2001–2004	43rd

**Passing Yards (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Stat	State Rank	Opponent
Passing Yards in a Game
2019	Reed Lanter	19	494	21st	Lexington Catholic

**Passing Touchdowns (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat	State Rank
Passing Touchdowns in a Career
2001–04	Brandon Smith	16	QB	116	8th
1998–2001	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	112	9th
2016–19	Reed Lanter	19	QB	109	11th

**Passing Touchdowns (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Passing Touchdowns in a Season
2004	Brandon Smith	16	QB	44	2001–2004
2019	Reed Lanter	19	QB	41	2016–2020
2001	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	40	1998–2002

**Passing Touchdowns (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Passing Touchdowns in a Game
1999	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	8	Mercer County

**Passing Touchdowns (Half)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Passing Touchdowns in a Half
1999	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	5	Mercer County

**Consecutive Games With a Touchdown Pass**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Consecutive Games With a Touchdown Pass
2004	Brandon Smith	16	QB	29	2001–2004

**Passing Attempts (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Passing Attempts in a Career
2000–04	Brandon Smith	16	QB	922
2016–20	Reed Lanter	19	QB	864

**Passing Attempts (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Passing Attempts in a Season
1998	Bart Johnson		QB	377	1995–98

**Passing Attempts (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Passing Attempts in a Game
2019	Reed Lanter	19	QB	48	Johnson Central

**Passing Completions (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Passing Completions in a Career
2016–20	Reed Lanter	19	QB	585
2000–04	Brandon Smith	16	QB	547
1998–02	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	410

**Passing Completions (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Passing Completions in a Season
2004	Brandon Smith	16	QB	216	2001–2004
1998	Bart Johnson		QB	206	1995–1998

**Passing Completions (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Passing Completions in a Game
2019	Reed Lanter	19	QB	31	Johnson Central

**Completion Percentage (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Completion Percentage in a Career
2016–20	Reed Lanter	19	QB	67.7%
1998–02	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	62.8%

**Completion Percentage (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Completion Percentage in a Season
2019	Reed Lanter	19	QB	71.6%	2016–2020
2001	Jeff Duggins	5	QB	66.0%	1998–2001

Individual Receiving Records

**Receiving Yards (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Receiving Yards in a Career
201619	Reese Smith	15	WR	4,389

**Receiving Yards (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Receiving Yards in a Season
2019	Reese Smith	15	RB	1,518	2016–19

**Receiving Yards (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Receiving Yards in a Game
2019	Reese Smith	15	WR	275	Lexington Catholic

**Receiving Touchdowns (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Receiving Touchdowns in a Career
2016–19	Reese Smith	15	WR	63

**Receiving Touchdowns (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Receiving Touchdowns in a Season
2018	Reese Smith	15	RB	20	2016–19
2019	Reese Smith	15	RB	20	2016–19

**Receiving Touchdowns (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Receiving Touchdowns in a Game
2001	Jacob Tamme	10	WR	5	East Jessamine

**Receptions (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Receptions in a Career
2016–19	Reese Smith	15	WR	202

**Receptions (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Receptions in a Game
1998	Timmy Bess		WR	15	Lexington Catholic

Individual Rushing Records

**Rushing Yards (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Rushing Yards in a Career
2006–09	Rees Macshera	2	RB	5,564

**Rushing Yards (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Rushing Yards in a Season
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	3,076	2006–2009

**Rushing Yards (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Rushing Yards in a Game
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	356	Rockcastle County

**Rushing Touchdowns (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Rushing Touchdowns in a Career
2006–09	Rees Macshera	2	RB	79

**Rushing Touchdowns (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Rushing Touchdowns in a Season
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	43	2006–2009

**Rushing Touchdowns (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Rushing Touchdowns in a Game
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	5	Rockcastle County
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	5	East Jessamine
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	5	West Jessamine
2014	Aiden Stewart-Hoskins	2	RB	5	Lincoln County

**Rushing Yards Per Game (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Rushing Yards Per Game in a Season
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	205.1	2006–2009

**Yards Per Rush (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Yards Per Rush in a Season
2009	Rees Macshera	2	RB	11.43	2006–2009

Special Teams

**Field Goals Made (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Field Goals Made in a Career
1997–01	Taylor Begley	89	K	31

**Field Goals Made (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Field Goals Made in a Season
2000	Taylor Begley	89	K	17	1997–2000

**Field Goals Made (Game)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Opponent
Field Goals Made in a Game
1999	Taylor Begley	89	K	4	Danville

**Extra Points (Career)**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Extra Points Made in a Career
1997–01	Taylor Begley	89	K	183

**Extra Points (Season)**
Year	Player	No.	Position	Stat	Career
Extra Points Made in a Season
2000	Taylor Begley	89	K	97	1997–2000

**Consecutive Extra Points**
Year(s)	Player	No.	Position	Stat
Consecutive Extra Points
2010	Will Harris	13	K	86

Team Records

**Consecutive State Championships**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Consecutive State Championships
1999–03	Boyle County	5	2nd

**Undefeated Teams**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Undefeated Teams
1963, 99–03, 09–10, 20	Boyle County	6	6th

**Consecutive Seasons Undefeated**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Consecutive Wins
1999–01	Boyle County	3	2nd

**Consecutive Wins**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Consecutive Wins
1999–02	Boyle County	47	3rd

**Points Per Game (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Points Per Game in a Season
2000	Boyle County	53.1	5th

**Touchdowns (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Touchdowns Scored in a Season
2004	Boyle County	97	14th

**Field Goals (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Field Goals Made in a Season
2000	Boyle County	17	1st

**Field Goals (Game)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	Opponent	State Rank
Field Goals Made in a Game
1999	Boyle County	4	Danville	4th

**Extra Points (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Extra Points Made in a Season
2000	Boyle County	97	3rd

**Total Offense (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Total Offense in a Season
2000	Boyle County	7,163	8th

**Total Offense Per Game (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Total Offense Per Game in a Season
2000	Boyle County	476.6	7th

**Offensive Plays (Season)**
Year(s)	Team	Stat	State Rank
Offensive Plays in a Season
1996	Boyle County	762	21st

Coaching records

Coach	Years at BC	Total Seasons	Wins	Losses	Win %	Awards and Achievements During Tenure
Dennis Sexton	1965–66	2	13	3	.813
Jim Greer	1967–68	2	0	20	.000
John Buchanan	1969–73	5	25	28	.472
Ed Rall	1974–87	14	94	57	.623
Sam Burke	1988	1	2	8	.200
John Griggs	1974–87	3	5	27	.156
Chris Pardue	2005–07	3	22	15	.595
Larry French	2008–13	6	71	11	.866	2 KHSAA State Championships (2009, 2010)
Chuck Smith	1992–2004, 2014–19	19	212	44	.828	6 KHSAA State Championships (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2017) Boyle County Football All-Time Winningest Coach 5x Courier-Journal Coach of the Year (1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2019)[13] NFHS Coach of the Year (2003) KFCA 4A coach of the year (2019)[14] Advocate Messenger Coach of the Year (2017)
Justin Haddix	2020–present	2	11	0	1.000	1 KHSAA State Championship (2020) Advocate Messenger Coach of the Year (2020)[15]

References

"Annual Football Rivalry Game Moved to Thursday at 7:00". Boyle County Schools. Retrieved January 22, 2021.
"KHSAA Football Record Book" (PDF). KHSAA. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
"Mr. Football Award (Kentucky)". KFCA. January 31, 2019.
"Advocate-Messenger 2016 All-Area football team". The Advocate-Messenger. November 29, 2016.
Overing, Matt (November 24, 2017). "2017 Advocate-Messenger Football All-Area teams and awards". The Advocate-Messenger.
Overing, Matt (November 23, 2018). "Advocate-Messenger All-Area Football Team". The Advocate-Messenger.
Brightwell, Derek (December 6, 2019). "Nine Rebels highlight All-Area Team". The Advocate-Messenger.
"Kentucky All-State Football Team". Charleston Gazette-Mail. January 2, 2011.
Fisher, Jeff (January 27, 2018). "2017 Kentucky AP All-State high school football teams". High School Football America.
"The AP's 2019 Kentucky All-State Teams". Associated Press. February 5, 2020.
"Boyle County 2020 Kentucky High School Football". KHSAA. Retrieved January 22, 2021.
"KHSAA Football Record Book" (PDF). KHSAA. January 30, 2021.
Frakes, Jason (December 20, 2019). "Before he retires, Boyle County's Chuck Smith picks up one more coach of the year honor". The Courier-Journal.
"KFCA Awards". KFCA. January 21, 2021.
"2020 All-Area football team selected; Haddix voted co-coach of the year by his peers". The Advocate-Messenger. December 8, 2020.

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[1] "Annual Football Rivalry Game Moved to Thursday at 7:00". Boyle County Schools. Retrieved January 22, 2021.

[2] "KHSAA Football Record Book" (PDF). KHSAA. Retrieved 31 January 2021.

[3] "Mr. Football Award (Kentucky)". KFCA. January 31, 2019.

[4] "Advocate-Messenger 2016 All-Area football team". The Advocate-Messenger. November 29, 2016.

[5] Overing, Matt (November 24, 2017). "2017 Advocate-Messenger Football All-Area teams and awards". The Advocate-Messenger.

[6] Overing, Matt (November 23, 2018). "Advocate-Messenger All-Area Football Team". The Advocate-Messenger.

[7] Brightwell, Derek (December 6, 2019). "Nine Rebels highlight All-Area Team". The Advocate-Messenger.

[8] "Kentucky All-State Football Team". Charleston Gazette-Mail. January 2, 2011.

[9] Fisher, Jeff (January 27, 2018). "2017 Kentucky AP All-State high school football teams". High School Football America.

[10] "The AP's 2019 Kentucky All-State Teams". Associated Press. February 5, 2020.

[11] "Boyle County 2020 Kentucky High School Football". KHSAA. Retrieved January 22, 2021.

[12] "KHSAA Football Record Book" (PDF). KHSAA. January 30, 2021.

[frakes191220-13] Frakes, Jason (December 20, 2019). "Before he retires, Boyle County's Chuck Smith picks up one more coach of the year honor". The Courier-Journal.

[14] "KFCA Awards". KFCA. January 21, 2021.

[15] "2020 All-Area football team selected; Haddix voted co-coach of the year by his peers". The Advocate-Messenger. December 8, 2020.