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    Northern Kentucky high school football scoreboard, Week 10
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    Northern Kentucky high school football scoreboard, Week 10

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    Week 10 of the regular season has arrived in Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

    Once these games begin and teams take the field, here's your one-stop shop for live score updates, top stories, videos and more from high school football games across Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

    Covington Catholic 49, Mason County 0 – FINAL

    A meeting between two teams that hadn't lost in October quickly became a one-sided affair Friday as Covington Catholic earned a victory over Mason County with the clock running. The Royals' only loss this season was a 3-0 loss to Boyd County in Week 4, and they had won four straight heading into that game.

    Covington Catholic got off to a great start and never looked back, taking a commanding 35-0 lead at halftime behind three rushing touchdowns from quarterback Cash Harney. Four more Colonels – Tate Kruer, Sam Boyce, Owen Pitzer and Andrew Bessler – would find the end zone on the ground. Covington Catholic's defense allowed just 132 total yards, registered three sacks and forced four turnovers, including two interceptions by Logan Sanning.

    Covington Catholic has outscored opponents 353-65 during its current seven-game winning streak with three shutouts. The Colonels finish the regular season next week at Campbell County.

    Mason County − 0 0 0 0 − 0

    Covington Catholic − 7 28 7 7 − 49

    C.C.C− Harney 4-run (Urti kick)

    C.C.C− Harney 1 run (Urti kick)

    C.C.C− Bessler 30 run (Urti kick)

    C.C.C− Harney 12-run (Urti kick)

    C.C.C− Pitzer 10 run (Urti kick)

    C.C.C− Kruer 4-run (Urti kick)

    C.C.C− Boyce 18-run (Urti kick)

    Records: CC 7-2, MC 7-2

    Beechwood 38, Bracken County 7

    After allowing its first touchdown since its only loss of the season on September 20, Beechwood immediately found an answer as speedster James Cusick returned Bracken County's ensuing kickoff with an 83-yard touchdown. Beechwood never looked back, scoring 38 unanswered points en route to capturing the No. 1 seed with another district title.

    Cusick led Beechwood's high-powered offense with three touchdowns. After his game-winning kickoff return, Cusick received two points from quarterback Clay Hayden, who broke Northern Kentucky's career passing touchdown record (106). Beechwood pulled away with two third-quarter touchdown runs from Chase Flaherty, who now has 14 points on the year.

    Beech wood − 7 10 14 7 − 38

    Bracken County − 7 0 0 0 − 7

    BC− Tarter 3-Run (Buchanan Kick)

    b− Cusick 83 Kickoff Return (Lair Kick)

    b− FG Lair 27

    b− Cusick 16 pass from Hayden (lair kick)

    b− Flaherty 4-Run (Lair Kick)

    b− Flaherty 2 Run (Lair Kick)

    b− Cusick 7 pass from Hayden (lair kick)

    records: B 9-1, BC 7-2

    Scores

    Friday, October 25th

    Northern Kentucky

    Newport Central Catholic 54, Bellevue 6 – FINAL (Thursday)

    Conner 32, Boone County 0 – FINAL

    Great Crossing 60, Campbell County 25 – FINAL

    Cooper 63, Dixie Heights 21 – FINAL

    Newport 48, Dayton 0 – FINAL

    Grant County 38, Thomas Nelson 8 – FINAL

    Lloyd Memorial 42, Bourbon County 12 – FINAL

    Ludlow 33, Holy Cross 6 – FINAL

    Ryle 37, Simon Kenton 0 – FINAL

    Highlands 63, Scott 13 – FINAL

    Harrison County 35, Holmes 0 – FINAL

    Bishop Brossart 65, Trimble County 0 – FINAL

    Walton-Verona 20, Owen County 7 – FINAL

    Southeast Indiana

    Lawrenceburg 34, South Dearborn 8 – FINAL

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    Ludlow is now the No. 10 team in Class A Kentucky after receiving 26 points in the latest national poll. After a 2-2 start, the Panthers have won four games in a row. Running back Dameyn Anness had 200 rushing yards and two touchdowns in Ludlow's 46-35 win over Bishop Brossart in Week 9, while Aiden Smith-Baxley also had two scores.

    Ludlow, which has scored 43 or more points in every game on its current winning streak, has rushed for over 2,300 total yards this season, with Anness (1,062 yards) leading the way. Ludlow visits Holy Cross on Friday evening.

    Most of Week 10's contests will take place on Friday, although Newport Central Catholic stayed hot with a 54-6 win over Bellevue on Thursday night. Stephen Lickert's Thoroughbreds have won three straight after a three-game losing streak in September and are 6-3 on the year.

    The Enquirer's high school sports staff made their predictions for several top Week 10 games, including undefeated Cooper vs. Dixie Heights, Ryle's visit to Simon Kenton and Lawrenceburg's playoff triumph over South Dearborn.

    Here are the staff's predictions.

    See which Northern Kentucky high school football teams are ranked ahead of Week 10.

    To see how the teams got to this point in the season, take a look at the Week 9 finale games and box scores in Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

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