Boyle County football team recognized for winning state championship
Published 6:09 pm Wednesday, April 27, 2022
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Seniors on the Boyle County football team present a check for the proceeds of the team's annual "Rebels With a Cause" fundraiser to Sandy Smock, left, a member of the Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge's board of directors, and Allen Goggin, right, a board member with the Boyle County Conservation District.
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Collin Tiller displays the ring presented to Boyle County players, which features stones representing each of the school's 10 football championships.
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Zach Mason, center, reacts as he sees his ring for the first time alongside teammates Samuel Runyon, left, and Cole Sims.
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Sydney Hill, a manager with the football team, receives her ring from Boyle County coach Justin Haddix.
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Boyle County coach Justin Haddix addresses the audience with some of the team's 10 championship trophies in the foreground.
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A bidder records his bid for a helmet autographed by members of the team during a silent auction held by the Boyle County Quarterback Club to offset the cost of the rings.
Boyle County High School recognized its state championship football team Sunday with a ring ceremony at Rebel Stadium. Players, managers, coaches and support staff received rings and cheerleaders received pendants commemorating the Rebels’ second consecutive Class 4A championship – the 10th state title for the school.
The football team’s seniors presented the proceeds of the team’s annual “Rebels With a Cause” fundraiser. Their donation of $3,532 will support conservation in the community by funding scholarships for four Boyle County students to attend a Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources conservation camp this summer and the work of the Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge.