2010 Trinity Football Game Notes Game 13: The St. Xavier Game

QUICK FACTS

• Tonight’s game marks Bob Beatty’s 50th postseason game as head coach of the Shamrocks. • After a stretch of 35 days between home games earlier this season (Sept. 17 to Oct. 22), Trinity is playing its first game away from home since Oct. 15

since it played its final two games of the regular season and the first two playoff rounds at home. • Trinity has allowed 19 points in their two playoff games, surprisingly the second highest total of the Bob Beatty era. Even more surprising may be the

fact that the 2002 team has the highest mark at 27 points. That team finished the year 15-0 and ranked fourth nationally. • The 19 points allowed by the Shamrocks is the second best mark among teams remaining in the Class AAAAAA playoffs, only Scott County’s seven

points allowed is better. • The 103 points scored by the Shamrocks is the best mark in the Class AAAAAA playoffs. Male (94) and St. Xavier (90) follow in offensive output in the

postseason through two games. • Senior running back Derek Bishop needs 28 yards to reach 3,000 rushing yards for his career. He has played just 25 games in a Trinity uniform entering

tonight’s game with St. Xavier. • Sophomore wide receiver James Quick needs 95 yards to reach 1,500 for his career. He needs 68 yards to reach 1,000 for the season. He would

become the sixth player during the Beatty era to reach 1,000 yards receiving for a single season. • Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright needs two touchdown passes to reach 30 for the season. He would become the ninth Beatty player to reach the

mark in a single season. • Wright’s 28 touchdown passes on the season matches the number Brian Brohm had at the same point (12 games) of his senior season in 2003. • Trinity has scored at least 48 points in seven straight games, the best mark of the Bob Beatty era. • Trinity has scored at least 40 points in seven straight games, the second best mark of the Bob Beatty era behind a 13-game streak that spanned from

late in the 2001 season through part of the 2002 season and a nine-game streak from the 2007 season. • Trinity has forced a total of 25 turnovers in its last seven games, which includes four turnovers forced in the earlier meeting with St. Xavier. • With a win tonight, Trinity will advance to the semi-state for the 18th time in program history. • Trinity has won eight consecutive games overall and holds a nine game in-state winning streak. The seven game streak is the second longest active

streak in Class AAAAAA. • Trinity is the only team in Kentucky’s Class AAAAAA without an in-state loss this season. • Trinity is 112-21 all-time in playoff games. Trinity’s 112 playoff wins all-time are the most among any team in the Louisville area and in the state. The

next closest is St. Xavier’s 87 wins in the playoffs. • Trinity is 131-12 against teams from the state of Kentucky during the Beatty era. Trinity has won 69 of its last 73 (69-4), 92 of its last 99 (92-7) and 115

of its last 124 (115-9) games against teams from the state of Kentucky. Trinity’s last in-state loss, outside of rival St. Xavier, came in the final game of the 2004 season, a 14-10 loss to Dixie Heights.

• For the second consecutive year, Trinity will not face a team from its own district in the playoffs after Eastern, Ballard and Seneca were all elminiated from the playoffs in the first two rounds.

• Trinity is 42-1 during the Bob Beatty era in the month of November. Trinity has won its last 24 games played during the month of November.

TRINITY/ST. XAVIER SERIES QUICK FACTS • Trinity has won nine of the last 16 meetings between the teams. St. Xavier leads the all-

time series 36-32-2. • Trinity has won four of the last five postseason games between the teams. Trinity leads the

overall postseason series 8-7. • Trinity head coach Bob Beatty is 9-7 against St. Xavier while Mike Glaser is 18-22 against

Trinity. • Tonight’s game marks the 18th between Trinity and St. Xavier at Papa John’s Cardinal

Stadium. Trinity leads the series 9-8 in the venue including a 4-0 mark in the postseason. • This is the fourth straight season Trinity and St. Xavier are meeting twice in the same

season and the 16th time overall. • Trinity and St. Xavier have combined for 31 state championships. The Shamrocks have

won 19 while St. Xavier owns 12. • The last three games in the series and four of the last five have been decided by at least

24 points. Since the start of the 2004 season, the average margin of victory in the series is 19.6 points.

• No matter who wins tonight’s game between Trinity and St. Xavier, it will mark the 200th all-time win in the playoffs between the teams combined. Trinity enters tonight’s game with 112 all-time wins in the playoffs while St. Xavier has 87.

• St. Xavier is the most common postseason opponent in Trinity history with 15 previous meetings (8-7). Ballard is second with 12 (11-1).

2010 TRINITY SHAMROCKS (11-1, 3-0) HEAD COACH: BOB BEATTY (11TH YEAR) DISTRICT 5 REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS

CLASS 6A, DISTRICT 5 Aug. 13 at Highlands [Scrimmage] W 49-42 Aug. 27 at Lawrence North (Indiana) W 56-23 Sept. 3 at Manual W 42-7 Sept. 10 Elder (Ohio) W 22-20 Sept. 17 St. Xavier (Ohio) L 10-17 Sept 24 at Bowling Green W 14-12 Oct. 1 vs. St. Xavier ^ W 48-0 Oct. 8 at Seneca W 63-14 Oct. 15 at Eastern W 49-0 Oct. 22 Ballard W 56-21 Oct. 29 Lexington Catholic W 56-7 Nov. 5 Pleasure Ridge Park W 55-6 Nov. 12 Manual W 48-13 Nov. 19 vs. St. Xavier ^ 8:00 Nov. 26 at TBA [if advance] TBA TBA State Finals^^ [if advance]7:00 PM CT

^Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium ^^L.T. Smith/Houchens Stadium

All times ET unless listed and subject to change

KENTUCKY’S FOOTBALL POWERHOUSE 19 TIME KENTUCKY STATE CHAMPIONS

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GAME NOTES

Shamrocks Look for 10th Consecutive Win in Regional Finals Trinity is looking for its ninnt consecutive win in the regional finals. The Shamrocks last suffered a defeat in the playoff’s third round in 1999, a 31-21 loss to Bryan Station. Since then, the Shamrocks have scored at least 31 points in every regional finals appearance and allowed more than 15 points just once. Trinity has outscored its opponents 408-102 in the nine-game stretch.

• Trinity has now won five straight second round playoff games. Trinity’s last second round loss came in 2004 against Dixie Heights, a 14-10 loss. • Trinity has now won 15 straight first round playoff games after their 55-6 win over Pleasure Ridge Park on Nov. 5, 2010, including an 11-0 mark

during the Bob Beatty era. During his time at Trinity, Beatty’s teams have outscored opponents 587-46 in the first round of the playoffs. Trinity’s last first round loss came in 1995 against Doss, 21-13.

Beatty Set to Coach Shamrocks in Playoffs for 50th Time

Tonight will mark head coach Bob Beatty’s 50th playoff game as coach of the Shamrocks. Beatty is 46-3 in playoff games in his time at Trinity, including a combined 25-2 in quarterfinal, semifinal and finals games. Beatty is 9-0 in quarterfinal games after the 31-6 win over Male on Nov. 20, 2009 and Trinity is 9-0 in semifinal games under Beatty’s leadership after the 42-13 win over Scott County on Nov. 27, 2009.

Beatty’s 46 postseason wins during his time at Trinity rank first among coaches at the school. Other coaches with at least 10 postseason wins include Dennis Lampley (33-7), Roger Gruneisen (10-3) and Chuck Servino (10-4). Tonight’s Game Will Mark 200th All-Time Playoff Win Between Trinity and St. Xavier No matter who wins tonight’s game between Trinity and St. Xavier, it will mark the 200th all-time win in the playoffs between the teams combined. Trinity enters tonight’s game with 112 all-time wins in the playoffs while St. Xavier has 87. Shamrocks Will Meet Tigers for 16th Time in Rematch Game Trinity and St. Xavier are meeting for the 16th time in a rematch game. Rematch games are considered the second meeting of the same teams in a single season. Trinity has won five of the last six rematch games between the schools and leads the series 8-7 in rematch games overall. When Trinity wins the regular season meeting between the teams, Trinity is 4-3 in the postseason meeting between the teams. Trinity is looking to become the eighth team in the history of the series to record a sweep. Beatty Has Opponents Number in Rematch Games

Trinity is 15-1 in rematch games under the direction of Bob Beatty. The 15-1 record includes a 4-1 mark against rival St. Xavier when the teams meet for a second time during the same season. Trinity won the first meeting between Trinity and St. Xavier in 2003 and the state championship game meeting between the teams. In 2005 and 2007, the Tigers won the regular season meeting with Trinity but lost the rematch with the Rocks.

Rematch games are considered the second meeting of the same teams in a single season. The Shamrocks played three rematch opponents during the 2008 season – Ballard, Eastern and St. Xavier, but just one during the 2009 season. No Team in Kentucky Matches Trinity’s Postseason Dominance Trinity is 112-21 all-time in playoff games. Trinity’s 112 playoff wins all-time are the most among any team in the Louisville area and in the state of Kentucky. Trinity is making its 39th appearance in the postseason, the best mark in the state of Kentucky. The last time the Shamrocks failed to make the postseason was 1971. The Shamrocks have made the postseason in each year since 1972.

• Trinity’s 46 wins in the postseason since the start of the 2000 season are the most among any team in the state of Kentucky. • The Shamrocks have won 42 of their last 44 postseason games. • Trinity has scored 28 or more points in 21 of their last 22 postseason games. • Trinity has scored at least 36 points in 19 of their last 22 postseason games. • Trinity is 19-0 all-time in the playoffs at Marshall Stadium. The facility opened in 2005. • Trinity boasts nine postseason shutouts since the start of the 2001 playoffs. • Trinity has scored in 56 consecutive playoff games with all 56 of those games being double digit scoring efforts for the Shamrocks.

Trinity Posts 48-0 Win over Rival St. Xavier in 70th All-Time Meeting In front of 34,326 fans at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, Trinity posted a 48-0 win over archrival St. Xavier in tying the record for the most lopsided game in series history. In the 70th meeting between the teams, Trinity’s 48-0 win equaled the scoring record and margin of victory record set in the first meeting between the teams in 1956 when Trinity was playing in its first ever season in program history. The Trinity defense dominated the Tigers, allowing just 159 total yards. The Tigers were able to convert on just one of 12 third down attempts. Sophomore Travis Wright completed 16-of-20 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns while sophomore James Quick caught a career high nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for 127 yards on 17 carries in the win.

• Trinity’s 48 points against St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 set a new scoring record for the Shamrocks in the series, besting the previous high of 34 set in the Dec. 8, 2007 overtime win for the Shamrocks in the state finals. It also tied the scoring mark for the series that St. Xavier set on two previous occasions.

• Trinity’s 48 point win against St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 set a new record for margin of victory for the Shamrocks in the series. Trinity’s biggest win in the series previously was 21 points, set on three occasions.

• Trinity’s 48-0 win over rival St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 is tied for the worst loss in St. Xavier history. The Tigers also suffered a 48-0 setback to Elizabethtown on Nov. 17, 1917.

Shamrocks and Tigers Set to Meet in Playoffs for 16th Time, 71st Overall

• St. Xavier leads the all-time series 36-32-2. The regular season series stands at 29-24-2 in favor of St. Xavier.

• Trinity leads the postseason series between the teams 8-7. Trinity has won seven of the last 11 games between the teams in the postseason. • Trinity has won nine of the last 16 meetings between the teams, including four postseason games. • Trinity owns a 9-8 record against St. Xavier at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium as the teams meet for the 18th time in the venue tonight. It is the fifth

meeting in the postseason at the venue. Trinity has won all four previous meetings. • St. Xavier head coach Mike Glaser, who is 18-22 against the Shamrocks, including a 2-3 mark against the Shamrocks in the state finals, coached

his 40th game against Trinity on Oct. 1, 2010 in a 48-0 loss, the most among any opposing coach in Trinity history. In fact, only Ballard and DeSales have played more games against Trinity as teams, not even individual coaches.

• The game has been played just once outside the city of Louisville, a Dec. 5, 2009 meeting at Houchens/L.T. Smith Stadium on the campus of Western Kentucky University. It marked the first time since 1967 that the teams had met in a facility other than the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center (1967 to 1997) or Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (1998 to present).

• All-time attendance for the series now stands at 1,516,808 in 70 games. The 1.5 million mark was surpassed on Oct. 1, 2010 in the game at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.

Offensive Fireworks Are Recent Trend In Series With the winning team scoring at least 24 points in the last seven games between it would be no shock to see Trinity and St. Xavier put up big numbers tonight on the scoreboard. The winning team has scored at least 24 points in nine of the last 11 games in the series as well. Not only has the series seen high scoring in recent years, but the Shamrocks are on a current streak of scoring at least 48 points in seven straight games. St. Xavier has scored at least 27 points in each game they have played since being shutout by the Shamrocks on Oct. 1.

• Since the start of the 2004 season, the average margin of victory in the series is 19.6 points. Beatty Ties Lampley for Most Wins against Rival St. Xavier, Looks for Record Tonight Bob Beatty, who holds a 9-7 record against St. Xavier, tied Dennis Lampley for most wins by a Trinity coach against the Tigers in program history in the Shamrock’s 48-0 win over the Tigers on Oct. 1, 2010. Lampley notched a 9-6 mark against the Tigers in his career at Trinity. Beatty’s 9-7 mark includes a 3-1 record against the Tigers in the state finals. Roger Gruneisen is the only other Trinity coach to record five or more wins against the Tigers. He held a 5-3 record against St. Xavier in his time at Trinity. His .625 winning percentage is the best in program history. St. Xavier is Most Common Opponent in Program History Trinity’s 70 previous meetings with St. Xavier ranks first among the most common opponent in Trinity history. St. Xavier (70), Ballard (47) and DeSales (44) are the most common opponent in program history. Trinity’s 42 wins over Ballard are the most Trinity has over one single opponent. DeSales (39), Eastern (34) and St. Xavier (32) follow. Shamrocks Have Won Five of Last Seven Games at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. Trinity, winner of five of their last seven games at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, is now 13-8 all-time in the facility that opened in 1998. Overall, the Shamrocks have posted a 7-0 mark in playoff games played in the venue. The Shamrocks were 2-0 in the venue during the 2008 postseason, marking the first time the team had played multiple playoff games in the venue in school history. Tonight is Trinity’s first game at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium in the postseason since the 2008 season. The venue has played home to the state championship five times when the Shamrocks have reached the finals, with the Shamrocks earning a 5-0 mark in such games.

• Trinity has four shutouts to its credit in the venue, three against St. Xavier and one against Simon Kenton. • Trinity’s 48 point performance against St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 tied the school mark for most points and largest margin of victory in games played

at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. TRINITY SHAMROCKS AT PAPA JOHN’S CARDINAL STADIUM

Date Result Att. Note 9-25-98 St. Xavier 13, Trinity 9 L 0-1 37,252 11-14-98 Trinity 24, Central 13 W 1-0 - Class AAAA Second Round 9-24-99 St. Xavier 28, Trinity 14 L 1-2 34,500 9-22-00 Trinity 27, St. Xavier 14 W 2-2 32,400 9-21-01 St. Xavier 14, Trinity 7 L 2-3 36,500 9-27-02 Trinity 16, St. Xavier 0 W 3-3 32,978 9-26-03 Trinity 17, St. Xavier 6 W 4-3 35,800 12-6-03 Trinity 17, St. Xavier 14 W 5-3 26,430 Class AAAA Championship 9-24-04 St. Xavier 38, Trinity 16 L 5-4 37,500 9-23-05 St. Xavier 48, Trinity 16 L 5-5 38,500 Series Attendance Record 12-2-05 Trinity 14, St. Xavier 6 W 6-5 21,424 Class AAAA Championship 9-22-06 Trinity 10, St. Xavier 0 W 7-5 30,000 Shortened game because of weather 11-30-06 Trinity 41, Ryle 7 W 8-5 10, 623 Class AAAA Championship 9-28-07 St. Xavier 24, Trinity 15 L 8-6 37,550 12-8-07 Trinity 34, St. Xavier 28 OT W 9-6 15, 696 Class AAAAAA Championship 9-19-08 Trinity 17, St. Xavier (Ohio) 6 W 10-6 12,500 Game moved from Marshall Stadium 10-3-08 St. Xavier 30, Trinity 6 L 10-7 38,872 Stadium record attendance for HS game 12-5-08 Trinity 28, St. Xavier 21 W 11-7 10,000 Class AAAAAA Semi-State 12-13-08 Trinity 48, Simon Kenton 0 W 12-7 11,556 Class AAAAAA Championship 10-3-09 St. Xavier 32, Trinity 7 L 12-8 26,614 10-1-10 Trinity 48, St. Xavier 0 W 13-8 34,326

TRINITY’S BIG GAMES AT PJCS

• 11-14-1998: Trinity records its first playoff win in the facility, a 24-13 win over Central. • 9-27-2002: Just 24 hours after the University of Louisville defeated nationally-ranked Florida State, new goalposts had been installed in time for the Shamrocks and Tigers to take the

field. Before 32,978 fans, the Shamrocks hit three first-half field goals on the new goal post in the open end of the stadium en route to a 16-0 victory.

• 12-6-2003: In the first Class AAAA state championship played in the venue, Trinity’s Brian Brohm played his final game as the Shamrocks’ quarterback, completing 22-of-31 passes for 166 yards. Vince Heller’s field goal on the Shamrocks’ first drive of the second half was the difference in the 17-14 victory.

• 12-3-2005: After falling to the Tigers 48-16 in the regular season meeting, the Shamrocks won their 10th consecutive game as they defeated St. Xavier 14-6 before 21,424 in the Class AAAA State Championship game.

• 9-22-2006: Trinity scored 10 points off two St. Xavier turnovers in a weather-shortened game. The game was suspended at 8:26 p.m. with 1:16 remaining in the first quarter. Under NFHS rules, the Shamrocks claimed the win because the game was not resumed or continued at a later date. Tim Phillips had four carries for 68 yards, including a 60-yard touchdown run in the game.

• 11-30-2006: Trinity earned its largest win ever in the venue with a 41-7 win over Ryle in the Class AAAA State Championship game. • 12-8-2007: Trinity erased a 28-21 deficit in the game’s final minute to force overtime where Donovan Sims intercepted a pass on St. Xavier’s first series. The Shamrocks scored two

plays later on a Wes Weitlauf carry to earn the first ever Class AAAAAA State Championship. • 9-19-08: Trinity led 17-0 on its way to a 17-6 win over St. Xavier (Ohio) at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. The game was moved to the 42,000 seat stadium after wind storms caused

power to be lost at Trinity’s Marshall Stadium the previous Sunday. 12,500 fans saw the matchup between the teams. St. Xavier entered the game ranked 20th in the USA Today Super 25 poll.

• 10-3-08: Trinity and St. Xavier meet before a record 38,872 fans while the game is covered by the NFL Network for a documentary. • 12-13-08: Cameron Smyth was 12-of-12 passing in a 48-0 rout of Simon Kenton in the Class AAAAAA State Championship. • 10-1-10: In front of 34,326 fans at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, Trinity posted a 48-0 win over archrival St. Xavier in tying the record for the most lopsided game in series history. In

the 70th meeting between the teams, Trinity’s 48-0 win equaled the scoring record and margin of victory record set in the first meeting between the teams in 1956 when Trinity was playing in its first ever season in program history. Sophomore Travis Wright completed 16-of-20 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns while sophomore James Quick caught a career high nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for 127 yards on 17 carries in the win.

Shamrocks Record State Best 12th Straight 10-Win Season With the 55-6 win over Pleasure Ridge Park on Nov. 5, 2010, Trinity recorded its 10th win of the 2010 season. It marked the 12th consecutive season that Trinity has reached the 10-win plateau. It is the state’s longest active streak of consecutive 10-win seasons. The streak continues the longest such streak in school history. The Shamrocks had two streaks of five straight seasons with 10 or more wins previously, 1988-1992 and 1976-1980. Shamrocks Have Scored on Defense in Five of Last Seven Games The Trinity defense continues to put points on the board, posting scores in five of the last six games. Here is a rundown of the defensive scoring during the 2010 season:

• Brandon Weyhing returns a fumble 14 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter of the Oct. 1, 2010 win over St. Xavier. • Ryan Frederick returns an interception 32 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of the Oct. 8, 2010 win over Seneca. • Ryan Frederick returns an interception 45 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of the Oct. 15, 2010 win over Eastern. • Adam Reynolds returns an interception 25 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of the Oct. 22, 2010 win over Ballard. • Turney Sugg returns an interception 62 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter of the Oct. 29, 2010 win over Lexington Catholic. • Michael Arena returns a fumble 85 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter of the Oct. 29, 2010 win over Lexington Catholic. • Additionally, Hunter Brewer returned an interception 24 yards to the two yard line that led to a touchdown on the next play in the second quarter of

the Oct. 29, 2010 win over Lexington Catholic. • The Shamrocks nearly expanded a five game streak of scoring on defense to six games against PRP after Turney Sugg returned an interception

over 90 yards for a score, but it was called back due to penalty on a block. Shamrocks Finish Regular Season with Nine Wins or More for 26th Time For the 26th time in program history, Trinity finished the regular season with at least nine wins. Trinity’s 9-1 regular season record marks the seventh time since 1999 that the team had finished with a 9-1 or 10-0 regular season record. Trinity was the only team in Class AAAAAA to finish the regular season with an unblemished record against in-state opponents with a 7-0 mark.

• Trinity led Class AAAAAA in scoring defense during the regular season with 121 total points allowed, an average of 12.1 per game. • Trinity finished second in Class AAAAAA in scoring offense during the regular season with 416 points scored, an average of 41.6 per game. • Trinity and Ryle were the only teams in Class AAAAAA to finish the season with nine wins or more. Both teams finished 9-1.

Trinity Looking for 20th State Title, 24th State Championship Game Appearance in 2010 Trinity is looking for its 20th state title and 24th state championship game appearance as the 2010 postseason begins. The Shamrocks, who made the move to Class AAAAAA in 2007, won 14 titles as a member of Class AAAA in their 32 years in such classification. Prior to the creation of Class AAAA, the Shamrocks won three titles as a member of Class AAA. They hold titles in two of the three Class AAAAAA titles that have been contested.

• Trinity is 19-4 in state finals games in the program’s history. • Trinity has appeared in each of the Class AAAAAA games that have been contested since the state went to a six-class system in 2007. • Trinity has allowed more than seven points just twice in their last five state finals appearances. • Trinity holds a 5-0 record in state finals games during the six-year span the finals were held at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, defeating St. Xavier

on three occasions [2003 17-14, 2005 14-6, 2007 34-28 in overtime], Ryle [2006 41-7] and Simon Kenton [2008 48-0]. • Trinity is the first team to win four straight titles in the state’s largest class. Boyle County won five straight titles between 1999 and 2003 and

Beechwood won four straight between 1991 and 1994. Trinity is the only team in the state to win three straight titles or more on multiple occasions, a feat they have achieved three times. The Shamrocks won titles in 1988-1989-1990, 2001-2002-2003 and 2005-2006-2007-2008.

• Trinity has gotten off to quick starts in their last eight state title game appearances, scoring in the first quarter of each of the games. Trinity is 7-1 under head coach Bob Beatty when scoring first in state title games. The quickest start for a Trinity team under Beatty in the state finals came in 2001 when the Shamrocks scored just 3:07 into the game. Trinity’s quickest start to a state championship game all-time came in 1994 when Shaun Johnson returned the opening kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown just 13 seconds into the game.

• The 2009 finals marked just the second time in program history, despite 23 appearances, that the Shamrocks played a state finals game outside the city of Louisville. Trinity beat Henderson County 28-24 in 1976 at Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington, Kentucky. Trinity played 16 state finals games at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center and has played in five at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium among the six years the venue has hosted the finals.

TRINITY IN THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Year Class Opponent Result/Score Location Attendance 2009 AAAAAA St. Xavier L 10-34 Houchens/L.T. Smith Stadium (Bowling Green, KY) 9,962 2008 AAAAAA Simon Kenton W 48-0 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 11,556 2007 AAAAAA St. Xavier W 34-28 OT Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 15, 696 2006 AAAA Ryle W 41-7 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 10,623 2005 AAAA St. Xavier W 14-6 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 21,424 2003 AAAA St. Xavier W 17-14 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 26,430 2002 AAAA Male W 59-56 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 20,511 2001 AAAA Male W 45-19 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 20,485 2000 AAAA Male L 14-34 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 10,119 1997 AAAA St. Xavier L 0-3 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 22,760 1994 AAAA Boone County W 21-7 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 11,425 1990 AAAA Warren Central W 27-14 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 8,376 1989 AAAA Warren Central W 28-14 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 3,470 1988 AAAA DuPont Manual W 28-0 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 8,300 1985 AAAA Lafayette W 28-7 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1983 AAAA Owensboro W 26-7 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1980 AAAA Paducah Tilghman W 31-8 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1977 AAAA Greenup County W 28-7 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1976 AAAA Henderson County W 28-24 Commonwealth Stadium (Lexington, KY) 1973 AAA Southern W 16-0 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1972 AAA Butler W 21-0 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1970 AAA Butler L 0-20 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY) 1968 AAA Seneca W 29-18 Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY)

Shamrocks Finish 2010 Season With 5-1 Record at Marshall Stadium, Hold 40 Game In-State Win Streak at Home Following a six-game slate at home in 2010, Trinity finished the season with a 5-1 record at home and extended their home winning streak to 40 games. Trinity is now 41-3 all-time in Marshall Stadium. The Shamrocks are 40-0 against teams from the state of Kentucky in the stadium that opened in 2005 following a massive renovation to the facility. The facility is now in its sixth season.

• Trinity is 19-0 in the playoffs at Marshall Stadium. Overall, Trinity has won 19 consecutive home playoff games. The last loss at home in the playoffs came before the facility was remodeled prior to the 2005 season, a 14-10 loss to Dixie Heights in the second round of the 2004 playoffs.

Bishop Proving to Be One of Most Consistent Backs in Kentucky Senior running back Derek Bishop continues to impress as the starting running back for the Shamrocks. Bishop has quietly built an impressive resume against some of the nation’s best competition that deserves of consideration for the Mr. Football award in the state of Kentucky. Through 12 games, Bishop has run for 1404 yards on 204 carries with 20 touchdowns. Bishop ran for 1,568 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior while setting new school records for rushing yards in a single game and rushing touchdowns in a single game. His 307 yards and six touchdowns against Scott County on Nov. 27, 2009 were both school records.

• Bishop has 15 career games with 100 yards rushing or more. He has four with over 200 yards and one with over 300 yards. Bishop Reaches 2,000 Yard Rushing Mark for Career Senior running back Derek Bishop reached the 2,000-yard mark for his career on Sept. 24, 2010 in the 14-12 win over Bowling Green. It was just his 18th game in a Trinity uniform. Bishop finished the game with 154 yards on 26 carries after entering the game needing just 40 yards to reach the mark.

• Bishop surpassed the 2,500 yard mark for his career in a 49-0 win over Eastern on Oct. 15, 2010. It was just the 21st game of his career. Two Reach 100-Yard Rushing Mark in Wins over Eastern, PRP For the first time since the 2006 season, Trinity had two players reach the 100-yard rushing mark in the same game during the 49-0 win over Eastern on Oct. 16, 2010 and PRP on Nov. 5, 2010. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for 201 yards on 23 carries with three touchdowns while Dalyn Dawkins had 115 yards on 11 carries with two touchdowns in the win over Eastern while Bishop had 215 yards and Dawkins had 115 yards in the win over PRP. The last time that feat was achieved was Nov. 23, 2006 in a 56-35 win over Henry Clay at Trinity’s Marshall Stadium. In that game, quarterback Nick Petrino had 164 yards rushing on 18 carries. He threw for three touchdowns and ran for three scores in the win. Running back Tim Phillips had 117 yards on 18 carries with two touchdowns in the game. Wright Shows Poise as Sophomore Starter at Quarterback After 12 starts at quarterback, sophomore Travis Wright continues to show poise and comfort at the quarterback position for the Shamrocks. Wright is now 172-of-241 for 2247 yards. He has thrown 28 touchdowns and six interceptions.

• Wright is the first sophomore starter for the Shamrocks at quarterback since Brian Brohm went under center in 2001. • Wright was named the Most Valuable Player of the St. Xavier game on Oct. 1, 2010 by the Great American Rivalry Series in a vote of local media

members. • Wright played just three series in a 14-12 win over Bowling Green on Sept. 24 due to illness during the week leading up to the game.

Wright Showing Signs of Potential Record Breaking Season Sophomore Travis Wright has shown superb accuracy in the Shamrocks’ first 12 games. He has completed a remarkable 153-of-214 passes, a completion percentage of 71.4 percent. The state record is 75.1 percent, set in 1994 by Tim Couch. The school record is 74.8 set in 2008 by Cameron Smyth in 2008 Current Trinity offensive coordinator Andrew Coverdale has been the leader of the Trinity offense during Smyth, Stein and Brian Brohm’s record-breaking seasons.

KHSAA Highest Completion Percentage in a Season (Min. 175 Attempts/65 percent)

75.1 Tim Couch (Leslie County) 1994 (244/325) 74.8 Cameron Smyth (Louisville Trinity) 2008 (220-294) 73.7 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) 2007 (383/520) 72.2 Aaron Petry (Raceland) 2003 (200/277) 71.5 Durell Olinger (Hazard) 2005 (171/239) 71.4 Travis Wright (Louisville Trinity) 2010

through 12 games (172/241) 71.2 Aaron Petry (Raceland) 2002 (240/337) 70.8 Will Stein (Louisville Trinity) (255/360) 69.7 John Wesley Monin (Bardstown) 2001 (168/241) 69.4 Ryan Phillippi (Henry Clay) 2006 (184/265) 68.6 Ricky Bowling (South Laurel) 2008 (271/395) 67.7 Cameron Looper (Lone Oak) 2009 (243/359) 67.5 Brian Brohm (Louisville Trinity) 2002 (226/335)

Wright Touchdown Mark vs. Seneca among Best in School and State Records Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright tied the school record for touchdown passes in a game on Oct. 8, 2010 in a 63-14 win over Seneca with seven. Wright finished the game 13 of 17 for 198 yards and seven touchdowns. Current Buffalo Bills and former Louisville quarterback Brian Brohm first set the single game school record in 2002 in the 59-56 win over Male in the 2002 state finals, the final Kentucky state finals played at the Fair and Exposition Center. Wright had TD passes of (in chronological order) 8, 11, 17, 29, 58, 19 and 28 yards. He also set a new school record for TD passes in a half with six in becoming the 19th player in state history to achieve the feat.

TRINITY RECORD FOR TOUCHDOWN PASSES IN A GAME (Min. 6) 7 Travis Wright vs. Seneca 2010 7 Brian Brohm vs. Male 2002 6 Will Stein, vs. Lafayette 2007 6 Will Stein, vs. Henry Clay, 2007 6 Brad Savko, vs. Ryle 2004

KHSAA RECORD FOR TOUCHDOWN PASSES COMPLETED IN A HALF (Min. 6)

8 J.J. Hesch (Newport) vs. Spencer County, 2005 8 Chris Redman (Male) vs. Atherton, 1994 8 Chris Redman (Male) vs. Ballard, 1994 7 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) vs. Reidland, 2007 7 Gino Guidugli (Highlands) vs. Holmes, 2000 7 Allen Sperry (Breathitt County) vs. Powell County, 1999 6 Travis Wright (Lou. Trinity) vs. Seneca 2010 6 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) vs. Heath, 2007 6 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) vs. Todd Co. Central, 2007 6 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) vs. Union Co., 2007 6 Andy Greer (Williamsburg) vs. Harlan, 2003 6 Andy Greer (Williamsburg) vs. Jellico, TN, 2003 6 Chris Todd (Elizabethtown) vs. Shawnee, 2003 6 John Wesley Monin (Bardstown) vs. Carroll County, 2000 6 Steven Sizemore (Hazard) vs. Jenkins, 2000 6 Dan Moser (Trigg County) vs. Caldwell County, 2000 6 Neil Warren (South Laurel) vs. Clay County, 1999 6 Michael Caba (Magoffin County) vs. Perry County Central, 1995 6 Chris Todd (Elizabethtown) vs. Washington Co., 10-22-04

Wright Makes Impressive Debut at Quarterback

Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright made an impressive debut in Trinity’s 56-23 win over Lawrence North (Indiana) on Aug. 27, 2010. Wright completed 17-of-20 passes for 190 yards. He had one touchdown pass and also ran for a score.

For the fourth straight season, Trinity opened the season with a new starting quarterback that has no previous starting experience. Quarterbacks making their debut under Bob Beatty’s coaching are 5-3, including a 2-2 record against out-of-state opponents.

• Wright is the first quarterback to open his Trinity career with a touchdown pass in his starting debut since Will Stein in 2007. • Wright’s 17 pass completions were the most since Stein completed 26 passes in the 2007 opener and the third most by a Beatty starting

quarterback in his career starting debut. • Wright completed .850 of his passes in his starting debut, the best for a Beatty quarterback. The previous best was Stein’s .788 mark in 2007.

STARTING QUARTERBACK DEBUTS UNDER BOB BEATTY Result C-A-I Yards TD Geoff Riddle Senior 2000 vs. Ft. Thomas Highlands L 29-42 22-36-1 220 2 Brian Brohm Sophomore 2001 vs. North Hardin W 44-0 12-16-0 120 1 Brad Savko Senior 2004 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy W 35-7 12-21-0 334 5 Nick Petrino Junior 2005 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy L 13-17 15-28-0 183 1 Will Stein Senior 2007 vs. Bowling Green W 39-28 26-33-0 279 1 Cameron Smyth Senior 2008 vs. Bowling Green W 17-0 16-23-0 192 0 Brad Kragthorpe Junior 2009 vs. Lawrence North (IN) L 14-31 15-20-1 181 0

Travis Wright Sophomore 2010 vs. Lawrence North (IN) W 56-23 17-20-0 190 1 Quick Among State’s Best Three Sport Athletes in Class of 2013 Sophomore James Quick, among the state’s best three-sport athletes, has already caught 70 passes for 932 yards and 14 touchdowns in 12 games. He also has eight kick returns for 307 yards with two touchdowns, a touchdown of 80 yards vs. Ballard and of 89 yards vs. Lexington Catholic.

During his freshman year at Trinity, Quick played in the state football finals, was part of a basketball team that was ranked number one in the state of Kentucky and set a program record with 24-straight wins, and won the 200-meter dash at the 2010 state track meet. On the basketball court, Quick saw action in 21 games, averaging 2.1 points per game as a freshman. Quick flirted with a triple-double in Trinity’s 66-46 win last year over Holy Cross on Jan. 6, 2010. In his first major action in a Trinity uniform, the highly regarded freshman notched 17 points, 8 rebounds and 7 steals, all team highs.

Quick started nine games at receiver in 2009, compiling 25 catches for 473 yards and five touchdowns. Quick joined the varsity squad for the seventh game of the season.

• Quick set a career high with 152 yards receiving in a 63-14 win over Seneca on Oct. 8, 2010. He also had a career best four touchdown catches among his nine catches. He became the first Trinity receiver with four touchdown catches since Nathan Dutton had four in a Nov. 2, 2007 win over Lafayette.

• Quick registered 150 yards receiving in a 48-0 win over rival St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. He had nine catches. • Listed as one of top 50 players in the state of Kentucky for 2010 in Lexington Herald-Leader’s preseason listing of top players in state

Steffey’s First Career Touchdown will Stand Out in Record Books Ryan Steffey had never caught a touchdown pass in his first 32 games as a member of the Trinity Football varsity squad during his sophomore, junior and senior years as a Trinity receiver. But when the senior found the end zone as time expired against Elder on Sept. 10, 2010, Steffey’s lore in Trinity’s annuals was set in stone. The alley screen catch by Steffey was the 21st catch of his career, but first for points. The two-yard reception brought his career total to just 215 total receiving yards on 21 catches at the time. Kopp Quietly Making Major Contributions Trinity’s second leading receiver, senior Hunter Kopp, has quietly put up big numbers for the Shamrocks in 2010. Kopp averages a team best 18.9 yards per catch.

• Kopp caught a career best three touchdowns in a 64-14 win over Seneca on Oct. 8, 2010. Each of his three catches in the game went for scores. He finished with 47 yards on the day.

• Kopp had a career best 147 yards receiving on three catches in the win over Manual on Sept. 3, 2010. • Kopp had three catches against Lexington Catholic on Oct. 29, 2010 with two going for touchdowns. He finished with 137 yards in the game.

Weyhing Has Knack for Finding Football on Defense Senior linebacker Brandon Weyhing has had a knack for finding the football in recent weeks. In the 48-0 win over St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010, Weyhing recovered a fumble forced by sophomore Ryan White and returned it 14 yards for Trinity’s first score of the game. Later in the contest, the intercepted a pass and returned it 16 yards. In the 63-14 win over Seneca on Oct. 8, 2010, Weyhing recovered a fumble that led to a touchdown on the ensuing possession and nearly had his second interception in as many weeks in the second quarter. White Making Impact All Over Field Sophomore Ryan White has made an impact in multiple ways for the Shamrocks this season. White has made plays in the return game and on defense this season that have had major impacts on multiple games for Trinity.

• White had a 64-yard punt return for touchdown in the season opener against Lawrence North on Aug. 27, 2010. • White posted two interceptions against rival St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 in the 48-0 win and also made a tackle on a lateral pass that led to a Trinity

fumble recovery for touchdown to give the Shamrocks an early 7-0 lead. Hatcher Becoming Major Presence on Defensive Line Sophomore Jason Hatcher is becoming a major factor on the Trinity defensive line. Hatcher has been ranked as one of the top players nationally at his position in the class of 2013 and continues to attract double and triple teams. Hatcher has also shown his athletic ability in other sports, including basketball and powerlifiting. Hatcher was named the most valuable player of the prestigious Adidas Super 64 tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada while playing AAU basketball before his freshman season at Trinity. Hatcher was also the state champion in powerlifiting in the 220 pound weight class in 2010.

• Listed as one of top 50 players in the state of Kentucky for 2010 in Lexington Herald-Leader’s preseason listing of top players in state • 2010 Kentucky State Powerlifiting Champion in 220 pound weight class • Named most valuable player of 2009 Adidas Super 64 tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada (basketball) • Was listed a one of 100 sophomores around the nation to watch by MaxPrep.com’s Stephen Spiewak on Aug. 9, 2010.

Former QB Achieves Rare Feat Senior safety Ryan Frederick posted a Beatty Era first against Seneca on Oct. 8, 2010. He became the first player during the Bob Beatty era to throw a touchdown pass and pick off an opposing team during his career. Frederick converted from quarterback to safety for his senior season and notched his first career pick in the fourth quarter of the win against Seneca, returning it 32 yards for the touchdown. Frederick was 23-of-36 for 234 yards and two touchdowns as a quarterback in 2009 for the Rocks.

• A week after recording his first touchdown, Frederick returned another interception for a touchdown against Eastern on Oct. 16, 2010. He returned his second interception of the year 45 yards for the score.

Trinity Coach Bob Beatty among Elite Coaches in Country

One of the nation’s elite high school coaches, Trinity head coach Bob Beatty has won seven state titles reached the state finals on nine occasions during his tenure with the Rocks. He has compiled a 46-3 mark in postseason play in his 10 years at Trinity. He has registered a 136-21 record in 11 seasons as the Shamrocks head coach. In his 14 seasons as a head coach, he is 161-28. In just his first season as head coach, Beatty rewrote the Trinity record books. His team scored 645 points in 2000, breaking the previous school mark of 522, set by the 1972 team. Quarterback Geoff Riddle flourished in his only season under Beatty’s leadership, throwing for 2,739 yards and 26 touchdowns. The Shamrocks spread the ball around as four receivers had four or more touchdown receptions and three players had 40 pass receptions or more. Beatty’s Shamrocks were even more impressive on the ground as the Rocks amassed 2,956 yards on the ground on their way to 52 touchdowns. Three players eclipsed the 500 yard mark on the ground and three players recorded 10 or more touchdowns, led by Vince Phillips with 18 scores. After a disappointing finish to his first season as Trinity coach, Beatty rebounded with the first of three consecutive state championships with Brian Brohm under center for the Shamrocks. Brohm completed his three-year career with 10,579 yards and 119 touchdowns under Beatty’s high-powered offensive attack. During the three-year run, the Shamrocks compiled a 39-5 record. Beatty led the Shamrocks to another state title game appearance in 2001, this time gaining his first state title at Trinity with a 45-19 win over Male. Alex Hennessey became the first Trinity receiver under Beatty to reach the 1,000-yard mark while DeQuese May ran for 1,202 yards and 19 touchdowns. The 2002 season saw Brohm pass for 3,777 yards. He threw for 47 touchdowns and had just one interception. The season ended with one of the greatest games in high school football history as the Shamrocks defeated Male 59-56 in the final state finals game played at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center. In 2002, Beatty became the first coach from the city of Louisville to win the Courier-Journal’s Coach of the Year award since 1990, when former Trinity coach Dennis Lampley claimed the award. The Shamrocks capped the 2003 campaign, Brohm’s last game in a Trinity uniform, with a 17-14 win over rival St. Xavier in the Class AAAA finals. Billy Murray led the Shamrocks with 1,228 yards receiving while Chris Lawson had a team-high 677 yards rushing. In 2004, the Shamrocks registered a win over the Dayton Chaminade-Julienne (Ohio), the 21st ranked team in the nation, and their star running back and future Michigan State star Javon Ringer. It was the highlight of a 10-2 campaign that saw the Shamrocks feature a balanced offensive campaign, led by three receivers with over 500 yards and four receivers with six touchdown receptions or more. Eric Senn led the defensive attack, registering five interceptions Beatty’s offense again clicked with the addition of quarterback Nick Petrino for the 2005 and 2006 seasons. Petrino threw for 6,282 yards and 71 touchdowns during his two-year career as a starter for the Rocks. His 71.8 percent completion percentage during his career still stands as a school record. Petrino led the Shamrocks to a 27-3 record during his two-year stint as a starter. In 2005, the Shamrocks saw Petrino throw 31 touchdowns and just three interceptions in Beatty’s system while Donald Barnett ran for 982 yards and 14 touchdowns. In 2006, Petrino threw 39 touchdowns and missed the 3,000-yard passing mark by just two yards. Sophomore Tim Phillips registered 1,200 yards rushing in just 12 games while posting 22 touchdowns, setting a new Beatty era record. The Shamrocks faced some of their most daunting challenges during the 2007 season, facing some of the nation’s elite teams. After starting the season just 3-2, including losses to eventual national champion St. Xavier (Ohio) 47-31 and state runner-up St. Xavier (Ky.) 24-15, the Shamrocks reeled off 10 straight wins to claim the first ever Class AAAAAA title at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium with a 34-28 win in overtime over rival St. Xavier. The 34 points by the Shamrocks were the most ever by the Shamrocks in the series. Quarterback Will Stein set a new record for touchdown passes in a season with 54 while throwing for 3,697 yards and completing 70.8 percent of his passes. Beatty recorded his 100th win as Trinity’s head coach in a Nov. 23, 2007 win over Henry Clay. It also marked his 125th career win. Beatty’s 2007 team featured a school record seven selections to the first-, second- and third-team Courier-Journal All-State teams. Senior quarterback Cameron Smyth finished the 2008 season with a 74.8 percent completion rate among his 294 pass attempts. He completed 220 passes on the year. His 74.8 percent completion percentage is second in state history for a single season behind Tim Couch’s mark of 75.1 during the 1994 season. Smyth led the Shamrocks to their fourth straight state championship behind his superb passing talents paired with the five shutouts the Trinity defense was able to record. Beatty made his greatest strides from game one to game 15 in the 2009 season as just 11 of the 22 players that began the season in the starting lineup finished the season starting in the state finals. His 2009 team held opponents to just 7.7 points in their 10 wins on the season. Beatty and the Shamrocks made a statement in the rivalry series between Trinity and St. Xavier on Oct. 1, 2010 by posting a 48-0 win, the largest margin of victory and most points scored by the Shamrocks in series history. Before joining the Shamrocks, Beatty posted a 25-7 record in three seasons (1997-99) as head coach at Blue Springs (Missouri) in Kansas City, Missouri. Beatty and his wife, Jayne, reside in Louisville. They were married in 1980 and have two children, Jennifer and David, a 2005 Trinity graduate.

• Bob Beatty is now 136-21 as coach of the Shamrocks in 11 seasons and a career record of 161-28 in 14 seasons. • Beatty’s record at Trinity stands at 136-21 in 157 games as sideline supervisor of the Shamrocks. • Beatty’s 2009 appearance in the state finals was the ninth of his career. Beatty is 7-2 in state championship games. • Beatty recorded his 150th win as a head coach in a Nov. 20, 2009 win over Male. It included a 125-19 mark as a Trinity head coach and a 25-7

record as coach at Blue Springs (Missouri). • Beatty has won nine or more regular season games in six of his 11 seasons at Trinity.

BOB BEATTY SEASON-BY-SEASON

Season School Record Reg. Season District Games Playoffs (Dist.) Postseason Result 1982 William Jewell College Defensive Coordinator - - - - - 1983 William Jewell College Offensive Coordinator - - - - - 1984 William Jewell College Offensive Coordinator - - - - - 1985 William Jewell College Offensive Coordinator - - - - - 1986 William Jewell College Offensive Coordinator - - - - - 1987 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1988 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1989 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1990 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1991 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - -

1992 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1993 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1994 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1995 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1996 Blue Springs (Missouri) Assistant Coach - - - - - 1997 Blue Springs (Missouri) Head Coach 11-1 - - - - 1998 Blue Springs (Missouri) Head Coach 7-3 - - - - 1999 Blue Springs (Missouri) Head Coach 7-3 - - - - 2000 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 13-2 9-1 6-0 ♦ 4-1 (0-0) Lost to Male in Class AAAA Finals 2001 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 13-1 8-1 8-0 ♦ 5-0 (2-0) Def. Male in Class AAAA Finals 2002 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 15-0 10-0 6-0 ♦ 5-0 (0-0) Def. Male 59-56 in Class AAAA Finals 2003 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 11-4 6-4 7-1 5-0 (2-0) Def. St. Xavier in Class AAAA Finals 2004 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 10-2 9-1 6-0 ♦ 1-1 (0-0) Lost to Dixie Heights in Second Round 2005 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 13-2 8-2 8-0 ♦ 5-0 (1-0) Def. St. Xavier in Class AAAA Finals 2006 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 14-1 9-1 9-0 ♦♦ 5-0 (2-0) Def. Ryle 41-7 in Class AAAA Finals 2007 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 13-2 8-2 5-0 ♦♦ 5-0 (2-0) Def. St. Xavier 34-28 in OT in Class AAAAAA Finals 2008 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 13-1 9-1 5-0 ♦♦ 4-0 (2-0) Def. Simon Kenton 48-0 in Class AAAAAA Finals 2009 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 10-5 6-4 3-0 ♦♦ 4-1 (0-0) Lost to St. Xavier 34-10 in Class AAAAAA Finals 2010 Trinity (Kentucky) Head Coach 11-1 9-1 3-0 ♦ 2-0 (0-0) 161-28 66-1

♦ District Champion

BOB BEATTY MONTH-BY-MONTH AT TRINITY August September October November December Season 2000 1-1 5-0 3-0 4-0 0-1 13-2 2001 2-0 3-1 3-0 4-0 1-0 13-1 2002 2-0 4-0 3-0 5-0 1-0 15-0 2003 0-2 1-2 5-0 4-0 1-0 11-4 2004 1-0 3-1 5-0 1-1 0-0 10-2 2005 0-1 4-1 4-0 4-0 1-0 13-2 2006 0-1 5-0 4-0 5-0 0-0 14-1 2007 1-0 2-2 4-0 5-0 1-0 13-2 2008 0-0 4-0 4-1 4-0 2-0 14-1 2009 0-1 2-2 4-1 4-0 0-1 10-5 2010 1-0 3-1 5-0 2-0 0-0 11-1 Totals 8-6 36-10 44-2 42-1 7-2

Postseason Success Is Building Process for Beatty Trinity head coach Bob Beatty frequently discusses the need to play the season in thirds. The first third of the season usually features a strong in-state game and games against out-of-state foes, the second third featuring district games and the final third being postseason games. Beatty’s teams are known for getting better throughout each third of the season as they prepare for championship runs.

BOB BEATTY’S SEASONS IN THIRDS First 1/3 Second 1/3 Final 1/3 Totals 2000 4-1 5-0 4-1 13-2 2001 4-1 4-0 5-0 13-1 2002 5-0 5-0 5-0 15-0 2003 1-4 5-0 5-0 11-4 2004 4-1 5-0 1-1 10-2 2005 3-2 5-0 5-0 13-2 2006 4-1 5-0 5-0 14-1 2007 3-2 5-0 5-0 13-2 2008 4-1 5-0 5-0 14-1 2009 2-3 4-1 4-1 10-5 2010 4-1 5-0 2-0 11-1 Totals 38-17 53-1 46-3

Decade of Dominance No team came close to matching the success of the Trinity Shamrocks during the decade that spanned from 2000-2009.

• Trinity won seven of the 10 state championship games contested during the decade and appeared in nine of the 10 state championship games contested in the highest class in the state of Kentucky.

• The Shamrocks have won two of the three Class AAAAAA title games that have been played. • Trinity senior quarterback Brian Brohm was named the USA Today National Offensive Player of the Year and Kentucky’s Mr. Football in 2003. He

was also featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated in 2002. • Trinity was ranked in the final USA Today Super 25 Poll on three occasions during the decade, finishing fourth in 2002, 23rd in 2007 and 13th in

2008. No other team in state history has been ranked that many times in a single decade in state history and only one other school has been ranked more times in their program’s history than the Rocks were in this decade alone. The three appearances in the poll added to their state record six USA Today Super 25 finishes.

• Trinity’s 126-20 record was the best in the state of Kentucky during the 10-year period. Boyle County followed with a 121-20 mark and St. Xavier registered a 119-18 mark.

• The Shamrocks compiled a 44-3 record in the playoffs, including win streaks of 24 and 16 games. • Before the 2009 season even started, Trinity had already registered its most wins in a single decade in school history. The 126 wins during the

2000’s bested the 115 wins compiled during the 1980’s. • The 2000s marked the first time in program history that the Shamrocks have won at least 10 games in every season of the decade. The best mark

previously was seven during the 1980s and 1990s.

39: The Magic Number Most area coaches wouldn’t argue that it is hard to outscore the Shamrocks. In fact, the Shamrocks have never lost a game when scoring 39 points or more. The Shamrocks have scored 20 points or more just 14 times and come out on the losing end of a game. Only three times have the Shamrocks surpassed the 30 point plateau and come away with a loss. The Shamrocks are 169-0 in school history when scoring 39 points or more, including a 96-0 mark in the Bob Beatty era.

• The Sept. 12, 2008 win over Butler marked the 75th time during the Bob Beatty era that the Shamrocks had scored 39 points or more in a game. • The Nov. 27, 2009 win over Scott County marked the 160th time in program history that the Shamrocks had recorded 39 points or more in a single

game. • The Oct. 1, 2010 win over rival St. Xavier marked the first time the Shamrocks had reached the 39-point mark against the Tigers. It was the 90th

time the Shamrocks had reached the mark during Beatty’s tenure but first against the Tigers. District Dominance The Shamrocks have won 47 straight games in district play and are 66-1 under Beatty in district games. Trinity’s last loss in district play came on Sept. 19, 2003, a 34-33 loss at Seneca.

• Trinity is 42-5 all-time against Ballard, having won 22 straight in the series. Beatty is 16-0 against Ballard. • Trinity is 34-2 all-time against Eastern including a 12-0 mark under Beatty. Trinity has won 18 straight games in the series dating to 1994. The

teams have met annually since 1987. The largest win in the series for the Shamrocks came on Oct. 17, 2001 in a 57-0 win. • Trinity is 13-2 all-time against Seneca, including a 9-1 mark under Beatty. The Oct. 9, 2010 win tied for the second largest in series history at 49

points. The record is 52 set on Oct. 19, 2007 in a 55-3 win. • After Ballard was eliminated from the playoffs in 2009 by Male on Nov. 13, 2009, it ended the chance for Trinity to face a district opponent during

the 2009 postseason. It marked the first time since 2004 that Trinity did not face a team from their own district in the postseason. It was the first time since 2002 that Trinity advanced to the third round and not played a district foe among those three games.

Trinity Sets New District Scoring Mark Trinity’s 56.0 point per game average during district play set a new record for average points in regular season district play in school history, besting the 54.0 point mark from 2000. If the average holds, it would also break the mark for average points in all district games played in a single season, also held by the 2000 team at 54.0 point per contest. Trinity has averaged over 50.0 points during the regular season in district play in three of the last four seasons and five times overall in school history. Reaching the 60s Trinity has scored 60 points or more in a game 17 times in school history, including a 70-point performance during the 2005 season. The Shamrocks are 17-0 when reaching the 60-point plateau. The Shamrocks have scored 70 points or more three times in school history, all under Bob Beatty. Shamrocks and Shutouts

• Trinity has 197 shutouts to its credit in its history, which includes three ties. Trinity has 29 games in its history where the Shamrocks shut out their opponent during the postseason.

• During the Bob Beatty era, the Shamrocks have recorded 36 shutouts. • Trinity has recorded a shutout in 45 straight seasons and in 53-of-56 seasons all-time. • Trinity has been shut out 45 times in its history.

Trinity and Overtime Games Trinity’s 34-28 victory over St. Xavier in the 2007 Class AAAAAA Championship Game marked the 17th overtime game in school history. The win improved the Shamrocks’ record in overtime games to 11-6 and 8-0 in the playoffs. The Shamrocks have won four of their last five games that have ended in overtime. Trinity’s first overtime game came in 1978 at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center when the Shamrocks defeated Fern Creek 13-10 in the county quarterfinals.

TRINITY’S OVERTIME GAMES Date Result Rec. Att. Location Notes 1978 Trinity 13, Fern Creek 10 W 1-0 OT Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center County Quarterfinals 10-31-81 Trinity 17, DeSales 10 W 2-0 2OT 3,500 Trinity Regular Season 1983 Trinity 21, St. Xavier 20 W 3-0 OT 20,512 Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center County Finals 1985 Ballard 17, Trinity 10 L 3-1 OT 8,000 Manual Regular Season 1986 Trinity 13, DeSales 10 W 4-1 OT Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center County Quarterfinals 8-29-87 Paducah Tilghman 20, Trinity 13 L 4-2 OT Trinity Regular Season 10-16-87 Trinity 13, Holy Cross 7 W 5-2 OT Western Regular Season 9-16-88 Trinity 31, Waggener 28 W 6-2 OT Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center Regular Season 11-25-88 Trinity 24, Boone County 17 W 7-2 OT 4,500 Boone County Class AAAA Semi-State 9-24-93 St. Xavier 9, Trinity 6 L 7-3 OT 29,751 Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center Regular Season 9-23-94 St. Xavier 21, Trinity 14 L 7-4 OT 28,000 Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center Regular Season 10-14-94 Eastern 21, Trinity 14 L 7-5 OT Trinity Regular Season 11-4-94 Trinity 24, Doss 21 W 8-5 OT Doss Class AAAA Regional Quarterfinals 11-16-96 Trinity 13, Male 7 W 9-5 OT 7,500 Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center Class AAAA Regional Semifinals 10-3-97 Central 39, Trinity 38 L 9-6 2OT Trinity Regular Season 11-5-99 Trinity 32, Ryle 26 W 10-6 2OT Trinity Class AAAA Regional Quarterfinals 12-8-07 Trinity 34, St. Xavier 28 W 11-6 OT 15, 696 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Class AAAAAA Championship

Statistical Leftovers

• When the Shamrocks registered their first score against Southern in their fourth game of the 2006 season, it marked the 108th straight game the Shamrocks had not been shut out, a new school record (previously 107). The Shamrocks were last shut out on Oct. 23, 1998 when they lost to

Cincinnati St. Xavier. It also marked the 108th straight game the Shamrocks have scored against a team from the state of Kentucky, breaking the previous mark of 107. The streak began in a 42-21 win over Henry Clay on Aug. 29, 1998. The last time a Kentucky team held the Shamrocks scoreless was Dec. 6, 1997.

• The last team to hold Trinity scoreless at home was Cincinnati St. Xavier on Oct. 17, 1997, a 24-0 victory for the Bombers. • The last team from the state of Kentucky to hold the Shamrocks scoreless at home is Central. The Yellowjackets recorded a 15-0 win over Trinity

on Sept. 30, 1994. Shamrock to Face St. Xavier, Male, Manual in District Showdowns in 2011-2014 The KHSAA released football alignment for the state of Kentucky for the 2011-2014 seasons in October that featured a district including Manual, Male, St. Xavier and Trinity.

• Trinity is 69-57-2 all-time against the proposed alignment of St. Xavier, Manual and Male in 130 games including an 18-9 record in the playoffs and a 6-3 record in the state finals.

• These 130 games account for 19.25% of the all-time games played by Trinity, accounting for 130 of the 675 games played in program history. • Bob Beatty is 18-9 in his career against the proposed alignment of St. Xavier, Manual and Male in 27 games including an 8-2 mark in the playoffs

and a 5-2 mark in the state finals.

POTENTIAL DISTRICT OPPONENT SERIES NOTABLES vs. St. Xavier vs. Male vs. Manual Overall Series Record 32-36-2 17-12-2 20-9 Overall Games Played 70 31 29 Overall Playoff Record 8-7 9-2 1-0 Overall State Finals Record 3-2 2-1 1-0 Bob Beatty vs. (Overall) 9-7 4-1 5-1 Bob Beatty vs. (Games Played) 16 5 6 Bob Beatty vs. (Playoffs) 4-1 4-1 0-0 Bob Beatty vs. (State Finals) 3-1 2-1 0-0

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Trinity Football appreciates your coverage of the program. Please contact the coaching staff, Trinity Athletic Office, Trinity Advancement Office or team media liaison Robert Sampson to assist you in your coverage of the team. Please utilize our other sources in covering the team, including our weekly game notes. Season statistics and individual game box scores are available upon request via e-mail. Trinity Shamrocks Football Streamed Online and On the Air The broadcast team of Wayne Kraus (play-by-play), Jason Larch (color analyst) and John King (sideline reporter) return to the airwaves for another season of Trinity Football. Games are broadcast online at Trinity’s official website, www.trinityrocks.com. All home games and many away games are also broadcast on AM 970 WGTK. Trinity Football Media Contact Robert Sampson

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2010 Trinity Football Game Notes Game Summaries and Postgame Notes

Game 0: Trinity 49, Highlands 42 [Scrimmage]

August 13, 2010 at Ft. Thomas Highlands High School (Ft. Thomas, Kentucky) Game Summary: FT. THOMAS, Ky. – Trinity scored on its first five possessions and overcame some big plays by Highlands in a 49-42 win against the Bluebirds in the Shamrocks’ only scrimmage of the 2010 season. In his debut at quarterback for the Shamrocks, sophomore Travis Wright led the Shamrocks to scores on its first five possessions. Wright is poised to become the first sophomore to open the season at quarterback for the Shamrocks since 2001 when Brian Brohm went under center for the Shamrocks.

Sophomore wide receiver James Quick picked up where he left off last season, scoring a first quarter touchdown and registering multiple catches in the scrimmage.

The Shamrocks threatened to pull away on multiple occasions, but the Bluebirds were able to pick on a young defensive secondary of the Shamrocks. It was the first live action for a sophomore heavy group with new schemes introduced by a coaching staff that includes three individuals who are in their first or second year with the team. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity scored on its first five possessions of the game. • If the game had counted in the school records, it would have gone down as the third highest scoring game in program history behind the 2002

game between Trinity and Male (115) and the 2000 game between Trinity and Jeffersontown (93). Tonight’s game saw a combined 91 points. • Trinity scored 21 points in the first quarter. The Shamrocks had scored 21 points in a single quarter just twice in 2009, both coming against

Southern in the opening round of the playoffs. • Trinity scored 49 points in the game. In comparison, the team scored 42 points or more just three times last season and scored 35 points or more

just five times in 2009.

Game 1: Trinity 56, Lawrence North (IN) 23 August, 27, 2010 at Lawrence North High School (Indianapolis, Indiana)

Game Summary: INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. – Trinity led 35-9 in the first half and went on to post a 56-23 win over Lawrence North (Indiana) in the 2010 season opener for the Shamrocks. Overall, the Shamrocks have won three of their last four season openers.

Sophomores James Quick, Ryan White and Dalyn Dawkins recorded first quarter touchdowns via pass reception, punt return and kick return to give the Shamrocks an early spark and take a 21-3 lead after the first quarter. The Shamrocks would lead 35-9 late in the first half after senior running back Derek Bishop recorded his second of three touchdowns on the night.

Quick finished the game with a career best nine catches for 113 yards and a touchdown. White finished with three punt returns for 100 yards. Making his first career start, sophomore quarterback Travis Wright finished 17-of-20 for 190 yards. He had one touchdown on the ground and one touchdown pass. Wright was the first sophomore to start at quarterback for Trinity since 2001 when current NFL quarterback Brian Brohm led the Trinity offense. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity posted a touchdown on its opening drive of the game. It did that just five times in 2009. • Trinity posted the most points ever in an opening game with 56. The previous record was 49 points, scored in the 1979 and 1989 openers. • The 56-point performance was Trinity’s best since Nov. 28, 2008 when the Shamrocks posted a 63-15 win over Eastern in the quarterfinals of the

2008 playoffs. • The Shamrocks posted 21 points in the first quarter of the season opener. The team reached the 21 point mark in any single quarter just twice

during the 2009 season, the first and second quarters against Southern in the 2009 playoff opener. • Senior running back Derek Bishop recorded the 18th, 19th and 20th rushing touchdowns of his career in the game. Bishop also recorded his 250th

career carry in the first quarter. He now has compiled 1,641 career rushing yards on 262 carries. • Sophomore wide receiver James Quick posted a career high 113 yards receiving, surpassing the 108 yards he posted last year against Eastern.

His nine catches were also a career best, surpassing the five catches he had last year against Eastern. Quick also posted his sixth career touchdown in the first quarter.

o Quick finished the night with 140 all-purpose yards. • The Shamrocks had two returns for touchdown in the game. It was the first time since Nov. 28, 2008 that a Trinity player returned a kick of any type

for a touchdown. In that game, senior Tim Phillips returned a kickoff for a touchdown against Eastern in a 63-15 win. o Sophomore Ryan White posted a 64-yard punt return for touchdown in the first quarter. He finished the night with three punt returns for

100 yards. o Sophomore Dalyn Dawkins, the son of former Louisville star Ralph Dawkins, registered a 96-yard kick return for touchdown.

• Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright made an impressive debut in Trinity’s 56-23 win over Lawrence North (Indiana). Wright completed 17-of-20 passes for 190 yards. He had one touchdown pass and also ran for a score.

o Wright is the first quarterback to open his Trinity career with a touchdown pass since Will Stein in 2007. o Wright’s 17 pass completions were the most since Stein completed 26 passes in the 2007 opener and the third most by a Beatty starting

quarterback in his career starting debut. o Wright completed .850 of his passes in his starting debut, the best for a Beatty quarterback. The previous best was Stein’s .788 mark in

2007. • Sophomore quarterback Cody Wolfe also made his debut. He did not attempt a pass, but had a 35-yard carry in the fourth quarter. • The Shamrocks forced two turnovers in the game and are +2 on the season through one game.

• Trinity posted six total tackles for loss in the game amongst four players, including three sacks. • Sophomore Jason Hatcher had a team best two sacks and finished with six tackles, including three for loss. • Junior Adam Reynolds posted a team best seven tackles for loss. He was one of four Trinity players with five or more tackles. • Of the 46.5 tackles the Shamrocks made in their season opener, 40.0 came from sophomores and juniors.

Game 2: Trinity 42, Manual 7

September 3, 2010 at Manual Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A strong performance from sophomore quarterback Travis Wright and a consistent effort from senior running back Derek Bishop helped Trinity post a 42-7 win over Manual at Manual Stadium. Wright completed 20-of-26 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns while Bishop ran 18 times for 108 yards. The Shamrocks scored on their first offensive play, just 17 seconds into the game, when Wright found senior receiver Hunter Kopp for an 80-yard score. The Shamrocks followed that with a five play, 75-yard scoring drive that ended in a 40-yard touchdown run by sophomore receiver James Quick. Quick added an additional touchdown on a four-yard catch early in the second quarter to give Trinity a 21-0 lead at the half. Bishop helped the Rocks pull away late in the third quarter on a 10-yard touchdown run with 1:52 left. Senior receiver Darick Nix caught a 36-yard touchdown pass from Wright with 7:10 left in the game and sophomore quarterback Cody Wolfe added a touchdown pass to sophomore Dalyn Dawkins late to put an exclamation point on the win for the Rocks. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity has scored a touchdown in all eight quarters it has played this season. • Trinity limited Manual to just 85 first half yards. The Crimsons finished with 290 for the game, with a large chunk coming on the team’s last drive, a

seven-play, 80-yard drive. • Trinity finished just 2-of-9 on third down attempts, including 0-of-3 in the second half. • Trinity stalled out in the red zone twice, finishing 3-of-5 in the red zone. • Trinity posted a touchdown on its opening drive of the game for the second consecutive week. • The 35-point win over Manual was the largest for a Bob Beatty-led team. • The game marked the first meeting between Trinity coach Bob Beatty and new Manual coach Oliver Lucas. • Sophomore Travis Wright completed 20-of-26 passes for 298 yards, all besting his marks from week one. • Wright threw his first career interception in the fourth quarter. He began his career with 44 pass attempts without an interception. • Sophomore Cody Wolfe attempted and completed his first pass in the game, a 36-yard touchdown pass to fellow sophomore Dalyn Dawkins. • Dawkins now has recorded a touchdown via reception and kick return this season. • Trinity continues to spread the wealth in the passing game. Of Wright’s 20 pass completions, he found seven different receivers amongst his

completions. • Junior Timmy Smith recorded his first career interception. • Sophomore Ryan White continues to be a threat in the return game, finishing with four returns for 71 yards. • Eight players recorded three tackles or more for the Shamrocks, giving the Shamrocks a balanced defensive effort the second straight week.

Game 3: Trinity 22, Elder 20

September 10, 2010 at Marshall Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Trinity senior Ryan Steffey caught a two-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Travis Wright with no time remaining to give Trinity a 22-20 win over Elder (Ohio) at Trinity’s Marshall Stadium. “It’s a dream,” said Steffey. “It’s unbelievable. I can’t stop smiling.” Steffey had never caught a touchdown pass in his first 32 games as a member of the Trinity Football varsity squad during his sophomore, junior and senior years as a Trinity receiver. But when the senior found the end zone as time expired against Elder, Steffey’s lore in Trinity’s annuals was set in stone. The alley screen catch by Steffey was the 21st catch of his career, but first for points. The two-yard reception brought his career total to just 215 total receiving yards on 21 catches at the time. Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright completed 29-of-35 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Shamrocks to their first 3-0 start since 2008. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2008. • Senior Ryan Steffey recorded his first career touchdown reception. • Junior linebacker Turney Sugg had a season high six tackles. • Sophmore Ryan White has now registered at least six tackles in two straight games. • Senior running back Derek Bishop posted his second consecutive 100-yard rushing game and ninth of his career. • Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright became the fourth different player to record a rushing touchdown for the Shamrocks over the season’s first

three games. • Wright finished the game 29-of-35 for 222 yards and two touchdowns. • Trinity had four players with at least five receptions in the game with six players catching a pass in the game.

Game 4: St. Xavier (Ohio) 17, Trinity 10 September 17, 2010 at Marshall Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky

Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Trinity jumped out to a 7-0 lead but was unable to post a win in a 17-10 loss to St. Xavier (OH) in front of 8,500 fans at Trinity’s Marshall Stadium. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for over 100 yards for the third straight game, running for 102 yards on 17 carries.

Postgame Notes:

• Trinity had five receivers with multiple catches but had no receivers with more than 44 yards in the game

Game 5: Trinity 14, Bowling Green 12 September 24, 2010 at Bowling Green High School in Bowling Green, Kentucky

Game Summary: BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Trinity senior running back Derek Bishop posted his fourth straight 100-yard rushing performance, including the eventual game-winning touchdown with 5:05 left in the third quarter, as Trinity posted a 14-12 win over Bowling Green. Bishop, playing in just his 18th career game, surpassed the 2,000 career rushing yard mark in the first quarter. Bishop recorded his 11th 100-yard game of his career and finished with a season best 154 yards on 26 carries and one touchdown. The Purples capitalized on an early Trinity turnover with a 45-yard field goal in the first quarter and added another long field goal of 49 yards in the first half. The two scoring drives saw the Purples compile a combined 25 yards on nine plays. They finished the first half with just 28 yards and didn’t complete a pass on six attempts. After falling behind 6-0, Trinity junior Jackson Noe replaced sophomore Travis Wright at quarterback and Noe engineered a scoring drive that ended with Noe getting his first career rushing touchdown. Noe was making his first appearance at quarterback for the Shamrocks this season after moving to the position earlier this week in practice after reserve quarterback Cody Wolfe was injured last week in a junior varsity contest. Wright, the Shamrocks’ starter in their first four games, had missed one practice this week due to illness and was still suffering from the symptoms of the illness tonight despite starting the game under center for the Shamrocks. Bowling Green cut the Trinity lead to 14-12 with a touchdown with 11:00 remaining in the game on a 21-yard touchdown run by Green, but the quarterback keeper for a two-point conversion attempt was stopped short of the end zone. Trinity’s defense held Bowling Green to 174 yards of total offense, including just 10 through the air. The Shamrocks compiled 330 yards on 60 plays but struggled to find the end zone as they piled up 122 penalty yards on 10 whistles. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity head coach Bob Beatty coached his 150th game at Trinity. He is 129-21 in his time with the Shamrocks. • Junior Jackson Noe had his first career rushing touchdown in the second quarter. He previously had a touchdown pass to his credit in last year’s

game with St. Xavier (Ohio). • Noe made his third career appearance at quarterback for the Shamrocks and first in 2010. • Senior Derek Bishop surpassed the 2,000-yard mark for his career in the first quarter. It was just his 18th game in a Trinity uniform. • Bishop reached the 100-yard mark for the fourth straight game, the best streak of his career. He previously had two separate streaks of three

straight games with over 100 yards.

Game 6: Trinity 48, St. Xavier 0 Oct. 1, 2010 at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky (Attendance: 34,326)

Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – In front of 34,326 fans at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, Trinity posted a 48-0 win over archrival St. Xavier in tying the record for the most lopsided game in series history. In the 70th meeting between the teams, Trinity’s 48-0 win equaled the scoring record and margin of victory record set in the first meeting between the teams in 1956 when Trinity was playing in its first ever season in program history. The Trinity defense dominated the Tigers, allowing just 159 total yards. The Tigers were able to convert on just one of 12 third down attempts. Sophomore Travis Wright completed 16-of-20 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns while sophomore James Quick caught a career high nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for 127 yards on 17 carries in the win.

Postgame Notes:

• This was the 70th all-time meeting between Trinity and St. Xavier. • St. Xavier still leads the all-time series 36-32-2. The regular season series stands at 29-24-2 in favor of St. Xavier. • Trinity has won nine of the last 16 meetings between the teams, including four postseason games. • Trinity shut out the Tigers for the third time in the last 14 meetings between the teams. • Trinity’s 48-0 win over rival St. Xavier is tied for the worst loss in St. Xavier history. The Tigers also suffered a 48-0 setback to Elizabethtown on

Nov. 17, 1917. • The win marked the first time the Shamrocks had reached the 39-point mark against the Tigers. It was the 90th time the Shamrocks had reached

the mark during Bob Beatty’s tenure but first against the Tigers. Trinity has never lost a game when scoring 39 points or more. • St. Xavier head coach Mike Glaser, who is 18-22 against the Shamrocks, including a 2-3 mark against the Shamrocks in the state finals, coached

his 40th game against Trinity, the most among any opposing coach in Trinity history. In fact, only Ballard and DeSales have played more games against Trinity as teams, not even individual coaches.

• Trinity’s 48 points set a new scoring record for the Shamrocks in the series, besting the previous high of 34 set in the Dec. 8, 2007 overtime win for the Shamrocks in the state finals. It also tied the scoring mark for the series that St. Xavier set on two previous occasions.

• Trinity’s 48 point win set a new record for margin of victory for the Shamrocks in the series. Trinity’s biggest win in the series previously was 21 points, set on three occasions.

• Bob Beatty, who holds a 9-7 record against St. Xavier, tied Dennis Lampley for most wins by a Trinity coach against the Tigers in program history in the Shamrock’s 48-0 win over the Tigers on Oct. 1, 2010. Lampley notched a 9-6 mark against the Tigers in his career at Trinity. Beatty’s 9-7 mark includes a 3-1 record against the Tigers in the state finals. Roger Gruneisen is the only other Trinity coach to record five or more wins against the Tigers. He held a 5-3 record against St. Xavier in his time at Trinity. His .625 winning percentage is the best in program history.

• Trinity has now won five of the last seven games it has played at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. The Shamrocks are now 13-8 all-time in the facility since it opened in 1998.

• Trinity posted its fourth all-time shutout at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium in 21 games. It was the third against the Tigers at the facility. • Trinity posted its first shutout since a 55-0 win over Southern on Nov. 6, 2009. • Trinity’s 48 points tied its best mark ever in Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. Trinity also posted a 48-0 win over Simon Kenton in the 2008 state

finals.

Game 7: Trinity 63, Seneca 14 Oct. 8, 2010 at Seneca High School in Louisville, Kentucky

Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright tied the school record for touchdown passes in a game with seven as Trinity posted a 63-14 win over district opponent Seneca. Wright tied the mark former Shamrock Brian Brohm set in December of 2002 when Trinity beat Male 59-56 in what has been called one of the greatest high school football games ever played. Wright finished 13-of-17 for 198 yards. Wright outshined his Seneca counterpart, Louisville commit DeMarcus Smith. Smith finished the game 13-of-25 for 177 yards and two touchdowns while throwing two interceptions and losing one fumble. Smith left the game late in the first half after being sacked by Jason Hatcher where he fumbled. Smith returned for one series in the second half before leaving the game for good. The Shamrocks opened the game by scoring on four straight possessions to open a 28-0 lead before Seneca scored back-to-back touchdowns. The Shamrocks answered with two scores in the final two minutes of the first half on their way to a 42-14 halftime lead. Sophomore receiver James Quick set a new career high with 152 yards receiving, breaking the mark he had last week when he posted 150 yards. Sophomore running back Dalyn Dawkins led the Shamrocks on the ground with 99 yards on 15 carries and a score. Postgame Notes:

• A week after setting a new mark for largest margin of victory by the Rocks in their series with rival St. Xavier, Trinity’s 49-point win against Seneca was the second best mark in that series. The record is 52 set on Oct. 19, 2007 in a 55-3 win.

• Trinity is now 13-2 all-time against Seneca, including a 9-1 mark under Beatty. • James Quick and Hunter Kopp became the first Trinity duo to each catch at least three touchdowns in a single game since Daniel Mudd and

TaShawn McBroom each had three in the Dec. 7, 2002 win over Male in the 2002 state finals. • Wright became the sixth Beatty quarterback at Trinity to throw for 15 touchdowns or more through seven games. • Wright’s seven touchdown passes tied the school mark for a single game. Wright finished 13-of-17 for 198 yards. Wright had TD passes of (in

chronological order) 8, 11, 17, 29, 58, 19 and 28 yards. • Wright also set a new school record for TD passes in a half with six in becoming the 19th player in state history to achieve the feat. • Quick set a career high with 152 yard receiving. His four touchdowns were also a career best. It was the second straight week he set a new mark

for receiving yards. He had 150 yards the previous week against rival St. Xavier. • Quick became the first Trinity receiver with four touchdown catches since Nathan Dutton had four in a Nov. 2, 2007 win over Lafayette. • Brandon Weyhing recorded a fumble recovery for the second consecutive week.

Game 8: Trinity 49, Eastern 0

Oct. 15, 2010 at Eastern High School in Louisville, Kentucky Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – For the first time since the 2006 season, Trinity had two players reach the 100-yard rushing mark in the same game as Trinity posted a 49-0 win over Eastern to set up a district championship showdown with Ballard next week. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for 201 yards on 23 carries with three touchdowns while Dalyn Dawkins had 115 yards on 11 carries with two touchdowns in the win. The last time that feat was achieved was Nov. 23, 2006 in a 56-35 win over Henry Clay at Trinity’s Marshall Stadium. In that game, quarterback Nick Petrino had 164 yards rushing on 18 carries. He threw for three touchdowns and ran for three scores in the win. Running back Tim Phillips had 117 yards on 18 carries with two touchdowns in the game. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity had two players rush for over 100 yards for the first time since Nov. 23, 2006. • Trinity held Eastern to just 1-of-11 on third down conversions. • Trinity posted its second shutout of the season. • Trinity was 5-of-5 inside the red zone. • Trinity limited Eastern to 152 yards while the Shamrocks compiled 408 yards. • Trinity played its fourth consecutive game away from home. They are 4-0 during the stretch. • Trinity’s 319 rushing yards were its most since posting 362 against Scott County on Nov. 27, 2009.

Game 9: Trinity 56, Ballard 21 October 22, 2010 at Marshall Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky

Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – All three facets of the game, offense, defense and special teams, seemed to be working as all three scored in Trinity’s 56-21 victory over Ballard to claim the Class AAAAAA, District 5 Championship. Trinity has won all four district crowns since the six-class system was instituted in 2007. Sophomore receiver James Quick’s 80-yard kick return for touchdown after Ballard narrowed the score to 14-7 gave Trinity a needed boost as the Shamrocks were able to pull away. Postgame Notes:

• The 77 combined points tied the series record for most combined points between the teams. It was the third occasion the teams had posted 77 points.

• Trinity had a defensive score for their fourth straight week and an interception returned for touchdown for the third straight week after Adam Reynolds returned an interception for touchdown against Ballard.

• After catching just three passes against Trinity last year, Ballard receiver DeVante Paker had eight catches for 203 yards and a touchdown. His longest reception was 46 yards.

• Sophomore James Quick has his first kick return for touchdown in the second quarter. It was the second kick return for touchdown this season by Trinity and first since the opening game against Lawrence North when Dalyn Dawkins had a 96-yard return.

• Trinity’s 21 points in the fourth quarter against Ballard tied a Beatty era record for points in the fourth quarter. It was the first time the team reached the mark since 2004 and just the sixth time in the Beatty era.

Game 10: Trinity 56, Lexington Catholic 7

October 29, 2010 at Marshall Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Trinity scored 28 points in just eight minutes to start the game as the Shamrocks posted a 56-7 win over Lexington Catholic in the final game of the regular season. Sophomore quarterback Travis Wright threw three first half touchdowns including two to Hunter Kopp on the Shamrocks’ first three offensive plays of the game as the Shamrocks extended their in-state winning streak to seven. The Shamrocks finished the season as the only Class AAAAAA team in the state to post an unblemished record against in-state opponents. Postgame Notes:

• James Quick had a kick return for touchdown for the second consecutive week. • The Trinity defense scored for the fifth straight game and sixth time in five games overall. • Trinity’s six-game winning streak is tied for the second longest in the state. • Trinity finished the regular season with nine or more wins for the 26th time in program history.

Game 11: Trinity 55, PRP 6

November 5, 2010 at Marshall Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky Game Summary: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After allowing Pleasure Ridge Park to open the game with a nine-play, 32-yard drive and a six-play, 30-yard drive for a score following a Trinity fumble on a punt, the Shamrocks scored 55 consecutive points to post a 55-6 win over the Panthers in the opening round of the 2010 KHSAA Class AAAAAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl Playoffs. Senior running back Derek Bishop ran for 215 yards on just 15 carries, an average of 14.3 per carry, and three touchdowns to lead the Shamrocks. Bishop will enter next week’s game needing just 105 yards to reach the 3,000 yard mark in his career with the Shamrocks. For the second time this season, two players reached the 100-yard rushing mark as Dalyn Dawkins added 115 yards while playing in front of his uncle, Brian Dawkins, of the Denver Broncos. Postgame Notes:

• Trinity posted a season high 548 yards of total offense. • PRP ran 31 more plays than the Shamrocks, a 74 to 43 mark. • Senior running back Derek Bishop averaged 14.3 yards per carry as he piled up 215 yards on 15 carries. • Sophomore receiver James Quick had three catches for 130 yards including two touchdowns.

When Was The Last Time Trinity… Scored 40 Points: 48 vs. Manual 11-13-10 Scored 45 Points: 48 vs. Manual 11-13-10 Scored 50 Points: 55 vs. PRP 11-5-10 Scored 55 Points: 56 vs. Lexington Catholic 10-29-10 Scored 60 Points: 63 vs. Seneca 10-8-10 Scored 65 Points: 65 vs. Lafayette 11-7-08 Scored 70 Points: 70 vs. Ballard 10-14-05 Allowed 35 Points: 43 by St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 Allowed 40 Points: 43 by St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-18-09 Allowed 45 Points: 47 by St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 Allowed 50 Points: 56 by Male 12-7-02 Shut out an Opponent: 49-0 vs. Eastern 10-15-10 Was shut out by an Opponent: 38-0 vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 10-23-98 Had 250 Rushing Yards: 335 vs. PRP 11-5-10 Had 300 Rushing Yards: 335 vs. PRP 11-5-10 Had below 50 Rushing Yards: 21 vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 Had 300 Yards Passing: 318 vs. Manual 9-3-10 Had 400 Yards Passing: 432 vs. Ballard 10-13-06 Had Below 100 Yards Passing: 89 vs. Eastern 10-15-10 Lost at Home: vs. Lawrence North (IN) 8-28-09 (Lost 31-14) Lost a District Game: vs. Seneca 9-19-03 (Lost 34-33) Lost a District Game at Home: vs. Central 10-3-97 (Lost 39-38) Played an Overtime Game: vs. St. Xavier 12-8-07 (Won 34-28 in One Overtime) Won an Overtime Game: vs. St. Xavier 12-8-07 (Won 34-28 in One Overtime) When Was The Last Time A Trinity Player Had… 20 Rushes: Derek Bishop vs. Ballard 10-22-10 (24) 30 Rushes: Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 11-27-09 (29) 100 Rushing Yards: Derek Bishop vs. PRP 11-5-10 (215) and Dalyn Dawkins vs. PRP 11-5-10 (115) 150 Rushing Yards: Derek Bishop vs. PRP 11-5-10 (215) 200 Rushing Yards: Derek Bishop vs. PRP 11-5-10 (215) 250 Rushing Yards: Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 11-27-09 (307) 300 Rushing Yards: Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 11-27-09 (307) 3 Rushing Touchdowns: Derek Bishop vs. PRP 11-5-10 (3) 4 Rushing Touchdowns: Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 11-27-09 (6) 5 Rushing Touchdowns: Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 11-27-09 (6) 6 Rushing Touchdowns: Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 11-27-09 (6) 30 Pass Attempts: Travis Wright vs. Elder 9-10-10 (35) 40 Pass Attempts: Will Stein vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 (45) 50 Pass Attempts: Brian Brohm vs. MBA (TN) 8-23-03 (53) 20 Pass Completions: Travis Wright vs. Elder 9-10-10 (29) 25 Pass Completions: Travis Wright vs. Elder 9-10-10 (29) 30 Pass Completions: Brian Brohm vs. MBA 8-23-03 (34) 300 Passing Yards: Brad Kragthorpe vs. Eastern 10-16-09 (334) 350 Passing Yards: Will Stein vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 (394) 400 Passing Yards: Brian Brohm vs. MBA (TN) 8-23-03 (414) 500 Passing Yards: Brian Brohm vs. Male 12-7-02 (552) 5 Touchdown Passes: Travis Wright vs. Seneca 10-8-10 (7) 6 Touchdown Passes: Travis Wright vs. Seneca 10-8-10 (7) 7 Touchdown Passes: Travis Wright vs. Seneca 10-8-10 (7) 10 Receptions: Nathan Dutton vs. Lafayette 11-2-07 (10) 10 Receptions in Consecutive Games: Nathan Dutton vs. Dunbar 10-26-07 (11) and Lafayette 11-2-07 (10) 12 Receptions: Alex Dutton vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 (12) 150 Yards Receiving: James Quick vs. Seneca 10-8-10 (152) 200 Yards Receiving: Alex Dutton vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 (224) 300 Yards Receiving: TaShawn McBroom vs. Male 12-7-02 (300) 3 Touchdown Receptions: James Quick (4) and Hunter Kopp (3) vs. Seneca 10-8-10 4 Touchdown Receptions: James Quick vs. Seneca 10-8-10 (4) 2 Players with 3 Touchdown Receptions: James Quick (4) and Hunter Kopp (3) vs. Seneca 10-8-10 Two Interceptions in a Game: Ryan White vs. St. Xavier 10-1-10 (2) 100 Yards Receiving by Two or More Players: Nathan Dutton (137) and Alex Dutton (175) vs. Henry Clay 11-23-07 200 Yards Receiving by Two or More Players: Daniel Mudd vs. Male 12-7-02 (201) and TaShawn McBroom vs. Male 12-7-02 (300) 100 Yards Rushing by Two or More Players: Derek Bishop vs. PRP 11-5-10 (215) and Dalyn Dawkins vs. PRP 11-5-10 (115) A Kickoff Returned for a Touchdown: James Quick (89 yards) vs. Lexington Catholic 10-29-10 Kickoff Returned for Touchdiwn in Consecutive Games: James Quick (80 yards vs. Ballard 10-22-10, 89 yards vs. Lexington Catholic 10-29-10) A Punt Returned for a Touchdown: Ryan White (64 yards) vs. Lawrence North (IN) 8-27-10 An Interception Return For a Touchdown: Adam Reynolds (25 yards) vs. Ballard 10-22-10 Interception Returned for Touchdown in Consecutive Games: Ryan Frederick vs. Seneca 10-8-10 and Eastern 10-15-10 (32 and 45 yards, respectively)

NOTABLE FORMER SHAMROCKS CURRENTLY PLAYING COLLEGE FOOTBALL • Ryan Tydlacka, Kentucky • Alex Dutton, Kentucky • Nathan Dutton, Kentucky • Luke McDermott, Kentucky • Nick Melillo, Kentucky • Will Stein, Louisville • Agyei Williams, Louisville • Blayne Donnell, Louisville • Alex Kupper, Louisville • Scott Radcliff, Louisville • Dylan Kupper, Eastern Kentucky • Jesse Schmitt, Purdue • Sam Robey, Florida • Jordan Whiting, Ohio State • John King, Murray State • William Leach, Kentucky State • Cameron Smyth, Georgetown College • Brock Messina, Georgetown College • Tim Phillips, Central Michigan • Rob Melillo, Centre College • Nick Hobbs, Centre College • Dane Spoelker, Centre College

PROGRAM HISTORY All-Time Record: 528-146-7 State Championship Game Appearances: 23 State Championship Game Record: 19-4 Best Record: 15-0 (2002) Worst Record: 0-10 (1963) Longest Winning Streak: 50 Games Longest Losing Streak: 10 Games

2010 TRINITY SHAMROCKS (11-1, 3-0) HEAD COACH: BOB BEATTY (11TH YEAR) DISTRICT 5 REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS

CLASS 6A, DISTRICT 5 Aug. 13 at Highlands [Scrimmage] W 49-42 Aug. 27 at Lawrence North (Indiana) W 56-23 Sept. 3 at Manual W 42-7 Sept. 10 Elder (Ohio) W 22-20 Sept. 17 St. Xavier (Ohio) L 10-17 Sept 24 at Bowling Green W 14-12 Oct. 1 vs. St. Xavier ^ W 48-0 Oct. 8 at Seneca W 63-14 Oct. 15 at Eastern W 49-0 Oct. 22 Ballard W 56-21 Oct. 29 Lexington Catholic W 56-7 Nov. 5 Pleasure Ridge Park W 55-6 Nov. 12 Manual W 48-13 Nov. 19 vs. St. Xavier ^ 8:00 Nov. 26 at TBA TBA TBA State Finals^^ 7:00 PM CT

^Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium ^^L.T. Smith/Houchens Stadium

All times ET unless listed and subject to change

TRINITY FOOTBALL RECORDS SELECT PLAYER STATISTICS DURING THE BOB BEATTY ERA

#10 | Geoff Riddle | 2000 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-19-00 Highlands 36-22-1 61.1 220 2 37 0-0 8-25-00 North Hardin 25-17-0 68.0 172 1 35 1-6 9-1-00 Eastern 27-18-0 66.7 182 4 38 0-0 9-8-00 Butler 30-14-2 46.7 194 2 48 0-0 9-15-00 Seneca 17-11-0 64.7 124 0 35 0-0 9-22-00 St. Xavier 21-14-1 66.7 230 2 37 1-9 9-29-00 Fern Creek 23-11-0 47.8 176 1 67 1-0 10-13-00 Southern 16-13-0 81.2 190 3 35 0-0 10-20-00 Ballard 12-8-0 66.7 152 1 41 0-0 10-27-00 Jeffersontown 21-14-1 66.7 175 2 35 1-10 11-3-00 Scott County 32-20-0 62.5 223 3 28 0-0 11-10-00 Ryle 17-12-0 70.6 206 1 55 2-15 11-17-00 Henry Clay 16-7-0 43.8 218 2 57 1-8 11-24-00 Tates Creek 18-11-0 61.1 190 2 61 0-0 12-2-00 Male 33-7-2 21.2 87 0 34 1-0 Senior Season (2000) 344-199-7 57.8 2739 26 67 8-48 RIDDLE’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 36 vs. Highlands 8-19-00 Pass Completions 22 vs. Highlands 8-19-00 Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 81.2% vs. Southern 10-13-00 Passing Yards 230 vs. St. Xavier 9-22-00 Touchdowns Passing 4 vs. Eastern 9-1-00

#12 | Brian Brohm | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-24-01 North Hardin 16-12-0 75.0 140 1 25 2-28 8-31-01 Jeffersontown 6-6-0 100.0 88 3 23 1-9 9-7-01 Oldham County 23-13-0 56.5 233 2 50 1-13 9-14-01 Ballard 26-15-1 57.7 290 3 72 3-19 9-21-01 St. Xavier 31-16-1 51.6 233 0 45 4-24 9-28-01 South Oldham 13-9-0 69.2 179 3 60 0-0 10-12-01 Shelby County 18-13-0 72.2 228 4 62 1-7 10-19-01 Fern Creek 18-7-0 38.9 157 2 44 0-0 10-26-01 Eastern 1713-0 76.5 148 1 34 0-0 11-2-01 Simon Kenton 20-14-0 70.0 198 4 45 0-0 11-9-01 Ballard 29-17-0 58.6 305 4 31 0-0 11-16-01 Oldham County 17-12-0 70.6 242 4 49 0-0 11-23-01 Tates Creek 18-15-1 83.3 264 5 77 0-0 12-1-01 Male 21-12-2 57.1 377 3 82 0-0 Sophomore Season (2001) 273-174-5 63.7 3082 39 82 12-100 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-23-02 North Hardin 16-14-0 87.5 188 3 46 0-0 8-31-02 Elder (Ohio) 33-23-0 69.7 380 4 41 1-9 9-6-02 Jeffersontown 15-10-0 66.7 165 2 44 1-3 9-13-02 Oldham County 19-15-0 78.9 240 4 55 1-12 9-20-02 Ballard 15-7-1 46.7 85 0 35 1-8 9-27-02 St. Xavier 30-13-0 43.3 154 0 24 2-18 10-4-02 South Oldham 28-15-0 53.6 192 3 51 0-0 10-18-02 Shelby County 24-19-0 79.2 371 5 76 0-0 10-25-02 Fern Creek 19-13-0 68.4 229 2 53 0-0 11-1-02 Eastern 28-22-0 78.6 258 4 50 2-9 11-8-02 Ryle 21-13-0 61.9 308 5 48 0-0 11-15-02 Dixie Heights 25-18-0 72.0 232 2 41 2-14 11-22-02 Boone County 20-12-0 60.0 169 2 32 0-0 11-29-02 Paul Dunbar 17-13-0 76.5 254 4 80 0-0 12-7-02 Male 25-19-0 76.0 552 7 85 1-15 Junior Season (2002) 335-226-1 67.5 3777 47 85 11-88 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-23-03 MBA (Tenn.) 53-34-1 64.2 414 1 63 5-33 8-30-03 St. Xavier (Ohio) 30-19-1 63.3 149 1 32 3-9 9-5-03 Manual 39-28-1 71.8 362 4 46 0-0 9-19-03 Seneca 34-16-0 47.1 234 0 40 2-27 9-26-03 St. Xavier 36-20-1 55.6 253 2 41 1-2 10-3-03 Eastern 32-15-1 46.9 189 1 25 2-16 10-10-03 Shelby County 32-22-0 68.8 331 3 34 0-0 10-17-03 Southern 31-24-1 77.4 284 4 38 2-18 10-24-03 Fern Creek 20-13-0 65.0 145 4 31 0-0 10-31-03 Ballard 26-16-0 61.5 201 2 57 2-13 11-7-03 Boone County 19-17-0 89.5 284 5 53 0-0 11-14-03 Shelby County 36-24-0 66.7 302 1 44 1-10 11-21-03 Ballard 19-14-0 73.7 145 2 37 0-0 11-28-03 Paul Dunbar 25-14-2 56.0 261 2 54 3-21 12-6-03 St. Xavier 31-22-0 71.0 166 1 22 1-3

Senior Season (2003) 463-298-8 64.4 3720 33 63 22-152 BROHM’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 53 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy (8-23-03) Pass Completions 34 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy (8-23-03) Passing Yards 552 vs. Male (12-7-02) Touchdowns Passing 7 vs. Male (12-7-02) Times Sacked 5 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy (8-23-03)

BROHM’S CAREER SUPERLATIVES 7-5 Record when attempting 30 or more passes in a game 8-2 Record when throwing for 300 or more yards in a game 32-1 Record when throwing two touchdowns or more in a game 19-1 Record when not being sacked in a game 7-2 Record when completing 20 or more passes in a game 15-1 Record when throwing four or more touchdowns in a game 5-0 Record when throwing five or more touchdowns in a game HIGH SCHOOL CAREER NOTES

• 15-0 record in the playoffs as a starting quarterback • Never lost a game as a starting quarterback in the months of October,

November and December. • Father, Oscar, served as quarterbacks coach during high school

career • Played under two offensive coordinators, head coach Bob Beatty

(2003) and Andrew Coverdale (2001, 2002) • 2003 Kentucky Mr. Football • Three time KHSAA Class AAAA State Championship Game MVP in

2001, 2002 and 2003 • 2002, 2003 Paul Hornung Award Winner • 2003 Kentucky Gatorade Player of the Year • 2003 Frank Camp Award Winner • Featured on November 18, 2002 cover of Sports Illustrated • One of 78 players selected to participate in 2004 US Army All-

American Bowl • Starting quarterback of 2001 KHSAA Class AAAA State Champions • Starting quarterback of 2002 KHSAA Class AAAA State Champions • Starting quarterback of 2003 KHSAA Class AAAA State Champions • Led 2002 team to #4 ranking in final USA Today Super 25 Poll • Led Trinity Basketball team to the state tournament for the first time in

school history, losing in the state quarterfinals to future All-American Chris Lofton (Tennessee) and his Mason County Royals in a three-overtime thriller, 66-59… Was named Most Valuable Player of first round win over University Heights in the first round of the National City/KHSAA Sweet 16 ® Boy’s State Basketball Tournament at historic Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky… Coached by Mike Szabo

• Led Trinity Baseball team to state tournament… Coached by Steve Tompkins

#2 | Brad Savko | 2004 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-21-04 MBA (Tenn.) 21-12-0 57.1 334 5 66 1-8 9-3-04 Manual 24-11-1 45.8 117 1 18 0-0 9-10-04 DCJ (Ohio) 18-10-0 55.6 206 2 67 1-3 9-17-04 Seneca 9-6-1 66.7 149 2 49 1-7 9-24-04 St. Xavier 27-15-2 55.6 138 2 32 3-13 10-1-04 Eastern 25-16-2 64.0 276 1 39 1-12 10-8-04 Shelby County 16-12-0 75.0 203 2 44 3-20 10-15-04 Southern 27-19-0 70.4 197 2 41 1-0 10-22-04 Fern Creek 31-18-0 58.1 325 5 41 3-15 10-29-04 Ballard 27-17-1 63.0 289 3 41 3-25 11-5-04 Ryle 17-14-0 82.4 314 6 73 2-7 11-12-04 Dixie Heights 28-15-2 53.6 103 0 19 3-15 Senior Season (2004) 270-165-9 61.1 2651 31 73 22-125 SAVKO’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 31 vs. Fern Creek 10-22-04 Pass Completions 19 vs. Southern 10-15-04 Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 82.4% vs. Ryle 11-5-04 Passing Yards 334 vs. MBA (Tenn.) 8-21-04 Touchdowns Passing 6 vs. Ryle 11-5-04

#10 | Nick Petrino | 2005 | 2006 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds

8-27-05 MBA (TN) 28-15-0 53.6 183 1 40 2-4 9-2-05 Manual 27-18-1 66.7 373 2 72 3-24 9-9-05 Oldham County 20-9-0 45.0 248 2 72 2-10 9-16-05 Southern 16-11-0 68.8 104 0 21 0-0 9-23-05 St. Xavier 32-18-0 56.2 235 2 47 1-6 9-30-05 Seneca 11-6-0 54.5 145 3 49 1-2 10-7-05 Eastern 8-5-0 62.5 115 3 50 1-10 10-14-05 Ballard 21-13-0 61.9 263 3 65 1-15 10-21-05 Fern Creek 20-7-0 35.0 157 1 35 0-0 10-28-05 Shelby County 16-13-0 81.2 260 2 54 0-0 11-4-05 Simon Kenton 26-21-0 80.8 332 5 50 0-0 11-11-05 Fern Creek 26-17-2 65.4 211 0 29 1-11 11-18-05 Boone County 14-10-0 71.4 178 4 36 0-0 11-25-05 Henry Clay 25-17-0 68.0 209 2 48 0-0 12-2-05 St. Xavier 23-13-0 56.5 145 1 29 1-10 Junior Season (2005) 313-193-3 61.7 3158 31 72 13-92 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-26-06 MBA (TN) 22-10-3 45.5 151 2 63 2-18 9-1-06 Manual 16-9-0 56.3 77 1 13 1-4 9-8-06 Oldham County 14-10-0 71.4 202 3 34 1-2 9-16-06 Southern 11-8-0 72.7 176 2 46 0-0 9-22-06 St. Xavier 3-2-0 66.7 13 0 16 0-0 9-30-06 Seneca 14-13-0 92.9 245 2 50 2-12 10-6-06 Eastern 14-8-0 57.1 124 2 30 1-10 10-13-06 Ballard 28-19-0 67.9 369 5 56 0-0 10-20-06 Fern Creek 28-22-0 78.6 308 5 44 0-0 10-27-06 Shelby County 6-3-0 50.0 53 1 29 0-0 11-3-06 Southern 12-8-0 75.0 129 3 47 0-0 11-10-06 Ballard 17-16-0 94.1 282 2 60 1-10 11-17-06 Male 30-18-1 60.0 379 4 68 1-2 11-24-06 Henry Clay 23-16-1 69.6 243 3 34 2-10 11-30-06 Ryle 23-13-0 56.5 247 4 45 1-9 Senior Season (2006) 261-175-4 67.0 2998 39 68 12-77 PETRINO’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 32 vs. St. Xavier 9-23-05 Pass Completions 22 vs. Fern Creek 10-20-06 Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 94.1% (16-of-17) vs. Ballard 11-10-06 Passing Yards 379 vs. Male 11-17-06 Touchdowns Passing 5, three occasions HIGH SCHOOL CAREER NOTES

• 10-0 record as a starting quarterback in the playoffs

#4 | Will Stein | 2007 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-31-07 Bowling Green 33-26-0 78.8 279 1 27 2-14 9-7-07 Butler 8-7-0 87.5 93 3 36 0-0 9-14-07 St. Xavier (Ohio) 45-26-3 57.8 394 3 73 0-0 9-21-07 Eastern 23-18-0 78.3 233 3 41 0-0 9-28-07 St. Xavier 39-23-1 59.0 207 0 19 4-25 10-4-07 Ballard 19-13-0 68.4 255 5 57 0-0 10-12-07 PRP 21-17-0 81.0 269 4 47 0-0 10-19-07 Seneca 16-12-0 75.0 130 4 20 0-0 10-26-07 Dunbar 20-16-0 80.0 242 3 25 0-0 11-2-07 Lafayette 27-21-0 77.8 345 6 62 0-0 11-9-07 Seneca 11-8-0 72.7 217 5 55 2-13 11-16-07 Ballard 17-15-0 88.2 215 5 44 1-4 11-23-07 Henry Clay 24-17-0 70.8 346 6 64 2-14 11-30-07 Boone County 24-17-1 70.8 272 4 53 1-5 12-8-07 St. Xavier 33-19-2 57.5 200 2 22 1-6 Senior Season (2007) 360-255-7 70.8 3697 54 73 13-81 STEIN’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 45 vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 Pass Completions

26 vs. Bowling Green 8-31-07 and St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07

Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 88.2% (15-of-17) vs. Ballard 11-16-07 Passing Yards 394 vs. St. Xavier (Ohio) 9-14-07 Touchdowns Passing 6 vs. Lafayette 11-2-07

and Henry Clay 11-23-07

#7 | Cameron Smyth | 2008 PASSING STATISTICS Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds Junior Season (2007) 42-24-1 57.1 302 2 41 5-43 Senior Season (2008) 294-220-8 74.8 2936 34 81 17-100 Career 334-224-9 67.1 3238 36 81 22-143

Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 9-5-08 Bowling Green 23-16-0 69.6 192 1 43 2-22 9-12-08 Butler 16-14-0 87.5 175 3 26 0-0 9-19-08 St. Xavier (Ohio) 24-19-0 79.2 192 2 34 2-7 9-26-08 Eastern 14-12-0 85.7 203 3 61 1-6 10-3-08 St. Xavier 35-24-1 68.6 278 1 30 2-4 10-10-08 Ballard 31-21-1 67.7 277 3 44 1-3 10-17-08 PRP 15-14-0 93.3 213 4 69 0-0 10-24-08 Seneca 25-16-0 64.0 223 3 33 3-19 10-31-08 Dunbar 16-13-0 81.3 204 3 46 3-20 11-7-08 Lafayette 13-11-0 84.6 164 2 55 0-0 11-14-08 Graves County 10-8-0 80.0 107 2 50 0-0 11-21-08 Ballard 28-16-4 57.1 192 1 34 0-0 11-28-08 Eastern 17-15-0 88.2 138 3 31 2-6 12-5-08 St. Xavier 15-9-2 60.0 146 0 46 1-13 12-13-08 Simon Kenton 12-12-0 100.0 232 3 81 0-0 Senior Season (2008) 294-220-8 74.8 2936 34 81 17-100 SMYTH’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 35 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-08 Pass Completions 24 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-08 Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 100.0 vs. Simon Kenton 12-13-08 Passing Yards 278 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-08 Touchdowns Passing 4 vs. PRP 10-17-08

#38 | Jordan Whiting | 2005-2008 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Solo Asst. Total INT-Yds 9-5-08 Bowling Green 5 0 5 0-0 9-12-08 Butler 3 1 4 0-0 9-19-08 St. Xavier (Ohio) 6 0 6 0-0 9-26-08 Eastern 8 0 8 0-0 10-3-08 St. Xavier 3 1 4 0-0 10-10-08 Ballard 6 0 6 0-0 10-17-08 PRP 7 0 0 0-0 10-24-08 Seneca 7 0 7 0-0 10-31-08 Dunbar 2 0 2 0-0 11-7-08 Lafayette 7 0 7 0-0 11-14-08 Graves County 7 2 9 0-0 11-21-08 Ballard 8 4 12 0-0 11-28-08 Eastern 7 1 8 0-0 12-5-08 St. Xavier 18 0 18 0-0 12-13-08 Simon Kenton 4 0 4 0-0 Senior Season (2008) 98 9 107 0-0 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Solo Asst. Total INT-Yds Freshman Season (2005) 0 0 0 0-0 Sophomore Season (2006) 49 8 57 0-0 Junior Season (2007) 105 13 118 2-69 Senior Season (2008) 98 9 107 0-0 Career 252 30 282 2-69

#5 | Tim Phillips| 2006-2008 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-26-06 MBA 16 158 10 148 1 53 9.2 9-1-06 Manual 16 182 6 176 2 36 11.0 9-8-06 Oldham County 5 114 0 114 3 43 22.8 9-16-06 Southern 7 127 3 124 3 61 17.7 9-22-06 St. Xavier 4 70 2 68 1 60 17.0 9-30-06 Seneca INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ 10-6-06 Eastern INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ 10-13-06 Ballard INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ 10-20-06 Fern Creek 4 59 7 52 1 39 13.0 10-27-06 Shelby County 25 238 17 221 4 56 8.8 11-3-06 Southern 5 66 3 63 2 55 12.6 11-10-06 Ballard 6 17 3 14 1 12 2.3 11-17-06 Male 11 62 13 49 1 41 4.5 11-24-06 Henry Clay 19 132 2 130 2 26 6.8 11-30-06 Ryle 13 59 18 41 1 16 3.2 Sophomore Season (2006) 131 1284 84 1200 22 61 9.2 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-31-07 Bowling Green 23 173 6 167 3 20 7.3 9-7-07 Butler 4 61 0 61 1 44 15.2 9-14-07 St. Xavier (Ohio) 15 37 32 5 1 10 0.3

9-21-07 Eastern 18 108 7 101 1 40 5.6 9-28-07 St. Xavier 20 126 13 113 2 61 5.7 10-4-07 Ballard 20 115 11 104 2 22 5.2 10-12-07 PRP 15 163 4 159 2 51 10.6 10-19-07 Seneca 8 166 0 166 2 70 12.5 10-26-07 Dunbar 9 87 10 77 3 29 8.6 11-2-07 Lafayette 15 84 5 79 1 16 5.3 11-9-07 Seneca 8 160 0 160 2 66 20.0 11-16-07 Ballard 12 122 0 122 2 49 10.2 11-23-07 Henry Clay 24 176 0 176 1 20 7.3 11-30-07 Boone County 19 211 5 206 4 57 10.8 12-8-07 St. Xavier 15 156 0 156 2 30 10.4 Junior Season (2007) 225 1945 93 1852 29 70 8.2 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 9-5-08 Bowling Green 16 78 7 71 0 13 4.4 9-12-08 Butler 8 62 0 62 1 24 7.8 9-19-08 St. Xavier (Ohio) 18 46 6 40 0 8 2.2 9-26-08 Eastern 7 159 0 159 2 97 22.7 10-3-08 St. Xavier 15 39 8 31 0 8 2.1 10-10-08 Ballard 17 79 6 73 0 20 4.3 10-17-08 PRP 9 57 0 57 1 17 6.3 10-24-08 Seneca 15 105 9 96 3 17 6.4 10-31-08 Dunbar 10 128 1 127 3 50 12.7 11-7-08 Lafayette 6 45 0 45 1 18 7.5 11-14-08 Graves County 9 114 3 111 4 53 12.3 11-21-08 Ballard 21 136 2 134 1 24 6.4 11-28-08 Eastern 17 218 2 216 3 55 12.7 12-5-08 St. Xavier 20 182 0 182 3 79 9.1 12-13-08 Simon Kenton 11 131 0 131 3 33 11.9 Senior Season (2008) 199 1579 44 1535 25 97 7.7 RUSHING STATISTICS Season Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. Sophomore Season (2006) 131 1284 84 1200 22 61 9.2 Junior Season (2007) 225 1945 93 1852 29 70 8.2 Senior Season (2008) 199 1579 44 1535 25 97 7.7 Career (Three Seasons) 555 4808 221 4587 76 97 8.3 RECEIVING STATISTICS Rec. Yds. TD Sophomore Season (2006) 4 82 0 Junior Season (2007) 23 187 3 Senior Season (2008) 29 306 4 Career (Three Seasons) 56 575 7 KICK RETURNS STATISTICS Rec. Yds. TD Sophomore Season (2006) 0 0 0 Junior Season (2007) 8 236 0 Senior Season (2008) 7 274 2 Career (Three Seasons) 15 510 2 ALL-PURPOSEYARDAGE STATISTICS Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Sophomore Season (2006) 1200 82 0 0 0 1282 Junior Season (2007) 1852 187 0 236 0 2275 Senior Season (2008) 1535 306 0 274 0 2115 Career 4587 575 0 510 0 5672 PHILLIPS’ CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts 25 vs. Shelby County 10-27-06 Rushing Yards 221 vs. Shelby County 10-27-06 Rushing Touchdowns 4 vs. Shelby County 10-27-07

and Boone County 11-30-07 PHILLIPS’ CAREER GAMES WITH 100 YARDS RUSHING

148 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy 8-26-06 176 vs. Manual 9-1-06 114 vs. Oldham County 9-8-06 124 vs. Southern 9-16-06 221 vs. Shelby County 10-27-06 130 vs. Henry Clay 11-24-06 167 vs. Bowling Green 8-31-07 101 vs. Eastern 9-21-07 113 vs. St. Xavier 9-28-07 104 vs. Ballard 10-4-07 159 vs. PRP 10-12-07 166 vs. Seneca 10-19-07 160 vs. Seneca 11-9-07 122 vs. Ballard 11-16-07 176 vs. Henry Clay 11-23-07

206 vs. Boone County 11-30-07 156 vs. St. Xavier 12-8-07 159 vs. Eastern 9-25-08 127 vs. Dunbar 10-31-08 111 vs. Graves County 11-14-08 134 vs. Ballard 11-21-08 216 vs. Eastern 11-28-08 182 vs. St. Xavier 12-5-08 131 vs. Simon Kenton 12-13-08

#2 | Rob Melillo | 2008-2009 RECEIVING STATISTICS Date Opponent Rec. Yds. TD 9-5-08 Bowling Green 2 44 0 9-12-08 Butler 1 12 0 9-19-08 St. Xavier (Ohio) 2 40 0 9-26-08 Eastern 1 2 1 10-3-08 St. Xavier 7 51 1 10-10-08 Ballard 3 8 0 10-17-08 PRP 3 30 0 10-24-08 Seneca 1 15 0 10-31-08 Dunbar 0 0 0 11-7-08 Lafayette 1 10 0 11-14-08 Graves County 1 50 1 11-21-08 Ballard 0 0 0 11-28-08 Eastern 2 11 0 12-5-08 St. Xavier 0 0 0 12-13-08 Simon Kenton 3 27 0 Junior Season (2008) 27 300 3 RECEIVING STATISTICS Date Opponent Rec. Yds. TD 8-28-09 Lawrence North (IN) 2 39 0 9-4-09 Manual 1 51 1 9-11-09 Elder (OH) 5 20 0 9-18-09 St. Xavier (OH) 2 26 0 9-25-09 Bowling Green 1 1 0 10-3-09 St. Xavier 9 108 0 10-9-09 Seneca 3 47 2 10-16-09 Eastern 3 80 2 10-23-09 Ballard 3 23 1 10-30-09 Lexington Catholic 5 50 0 11-6-09 Southern 3 33 0 11-13-09 Shelby County 4 34 0 11-20-09 Male 7 38 0 11-27-09 Scott County 0 0 0 12-5-09 St. Xavier 5 35 0 Senior Season (2009) 53 585 6 RECEIVING STATISTICS Rec. Yds. TD Sophomore Season (2007) 3 46 1 Junior Season (2008) 27 300 3 Senior Season (2009) 53 585 6 Career 83 931 10 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-28-09 Lawrence North (IN) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9-4-09 Manual 2 1 2 (1) 0 1 (0.5) 9-11-09 Elder (OH) 7 60 0 60 1 25 8.6 9-18-09 St. Xavier (OH) 2 0 2 (2) 0 0 (1.0) 9-25-09 Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-3-09 St. Xavier 2 1 3 (2) 0 1 (1.0) 10-9-09 Seneca 2 21 0 21 0 11 10.5 10-16-09 Eastern 1 0 3 (3) 0 (3) (3.0) 10-23-09 Ballard 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 10-30-09 Lexington Catholic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 11-6-09 Southern 1 9 0 9 0 9 9.0 11-13-09 Shelby County 2 27 0 27 0 18 13.5 11-20-09 Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 11-27-09 Scott County 3 29 0 29 0 12 9.7 12-5-09 St. Xavier 4 25 0 25 0 13 6.2 Senior Season (2009) 26 173 10 163 1 25 6.3 RUSHING STATISTICS Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. Junior Season (2008) 1 15 0 15 1 15 15.0 Senior Season (2009) 26 173 10 163 1 25 6.3

Career 27 188 10 178 2 25 6.6 MELLILO’S CAREER HIGHS Receptions 9 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-09 Receiving Yards 108 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-09 Receiving Touchdowns 2, two occasions

#3 | Xavier Thomas | 2007-2009 RUSHING STATISTICS Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. Sophomore Season (2007) 26 130 20 110 0 18 4.2 Junior Season (2008) 72 448 11 437 7 31 6.1 Senior Season (2009) 89 353 12 341 5 16 3.8 Career 187 931 43 888 12 31 4.7 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-31-07 Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9-7-07 Butler 9 71 0 71 0 18 7.9 9-14-07 St. Xavier (Ohio) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9-21-07 Eastern 4 11 4 7 0 10 1.8 9-28-07 St. Xavier 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-4-07 Ballard 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-12-07 PRP 2 9 0 9 0 8 4.5 10-19-07 Seneca 2 9 0 9 0 8 4.5 10-26-07 Dunbar 9 30 16 14 0 7 1.6 11-2-07 Lafayette 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11-9-07 Seneca 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11-16-07 Ballard 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11-23-07 Henry Clay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11-30-07 Boone County 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12-8-07 St. Xavier 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sophomore Season (2007) 26 130 20 110 0 18 4.2 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 9-5-08 Bowling Green 3 2 2 0 0 2 0.0 9-12-08 Butler 4 36 0 36 2 18 9.0 9-19-08 St. Xavier (Ohio) 1 0 1 (1) 0 (1) (1.0) 9-26-08 Eastern 10 78 1 77 1 31 7.7 10-3-08 St. Xavier 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-10-08 Ballard 1 2 0 2 0 2 2.0 10-17-08 PRP 12 38 4 34 1 12 2.8 10-24-08 Seneca 8 76 0 76 1 18 9.5 10-31-08 Dunbar 6 77 0 77 0 27 12.8 11-7-08 Lafayette 6 30 0 30 1 10 5.0 11-14-08 Graves County 7 46 1 45 0 15 6.4 11-21-08 Ballard 1 2 0 2 0 2 2.0 11-28-08 Eastern 6 39 0 39 1 17 6.5 12-5-08 St. Xavier 4 13 2 11 0 8 2.8 12-13-08 Simon Kenton 3 9 0 9 0 6 3.0 Junior Season (2008) 72 448 11 437 7 31 31.2 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-28-09 Lawrence North (IN) 17 57 0 57 1 11 3.4 9-4-09 Manual 7 23 1 22 0 6 3.1 9-11-09 Elder (OH) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 9-18-09 St. Xavier (OH) 11 27 5 22 0 8 2.0 9-25-09 Bowling Green 6 31 0 31 0 13 5.2 10-3-09 St. Xavier 1 0 1 (1) 0 (1) 0.0 10-9-09 Seneca 11 88 2 86 0 16 7.8 10-16-09 Eastern 8 22 1 21 1 9 2.6 10-23-09 Ballard 1 2 0 2 0 2 2.0 10-30-09 Lexington Catholic 16 44 0 44 2 7 2.8 11-6-09 Southern 2 13 0 13 1 8 6.5 11-13-09 Shelby County 6 28 2 26 9 9 4.3 11-20-09 Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 11-27-09 Scott County 3 18 0 18 0 9 6.0 12-5-09 St. Xavier 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Senior Season (2009) 89 353 12 341 5 16 3.8 THOMAS’ CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts 17 vs. Lawrence North (IN) 8-28-09 Rushing Yards 88 vs. Seneca 10-9-09 Rushing Touchdowns 2, two occasions

#6 | Brad Kragthorpe | 2008-2009 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds Sophomore Season (2008) 36-23-0 63.9 217 1 19 1-10 Junior Season (2009) 241-172-9 71.3 2196 16 71 17-104 Career 277-195-9 70.4 2413 17 71 18-114 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 9-5-08 Bowling Green 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 9-12-08 Butler 2-1-0 50.0 16 0 16 0-0 9-19-08 St. Xavier (Ohio) 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 9-26-08 Eastern 6-5-0 83.3 50 0 14 1-10 10-3-08 St. Xavier 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 10-10-08 Ballard 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 10-17-08 PRP 11-8-0 72.7 68 0 12 0-0 10-24-08 Seneca 3-1-0 33.3 14 0 14 0-0 10-31-08 Dunbar 4-1-0 25.0 4 0 4 0-0 11-7-08 Lafayette 4-3-0 75.0 18 0 10 0-0 11-14-08 Graves County 4-3-0 75.0 28 1 16 0-0 11-21-08 Ballard 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 11-28-08 Eastern 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 12-5-08 St. Xavier 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 12-13-08 Simon Kenton 2-1-0 50.0 19 0 19 0-0 Sophomore Season (2008) 36-23-0 63.9 217 1 19 1-10 Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-28-09 Lawrence N. (IN) 20-15-1 75.0 181 0 39 1-3 9-4-09 Manual Did Not Play Due to Injury 9-11-09 Elder Did Not Play Due to Injury 9-18-09 St. Xavier 2-1-1 50.0 7 0 7 1-2 9-25-09 Bowling Green 9-7-0 77.8 58 0 17 2-13 10-3-09 St. Xavier 41-29-1 70.7 323 1 27 5-32 10-9-09 Seneca 12-7-1 58.3 106 2 29 0-0 10-16-09 Eastern 24-19-1 79.1 334 4 44 0-0 10-23-09 Ballard 20-14-0 70.0 151 1 28 1-9 10-30-09 Lexington Cath. 23-14-1 60.9 169 0 30 2-14 11-6-09 Southern 10-8-0 80.0 113 1 25 0-0 11-13-09 Shelby County 18-14-0 77.8 213 3 43 0-0 11-20-09 Male 19-16-1 84.2 283 3 71 1-5 11-27-09 Scott County 13-8-0 61.5 91 0 18 0-0 12-5-09 St. Xavier 30-20-2 66.7 167 1 51 4-26 Junior Season (2009) 241-172-9 71.3 2196 16 71 17-104 KRAGTHORPE’S CAREER HIGHS Pass Attempts 41 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-09 Pass Completions 29 vs. St. Xavier 10-3-09 Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 84.2 vs. Male 11-20-09 Passing Yards 334 vs. Eastern 10-16-09 Touchdowns Passing 4 vs. Eastern 10-16-09

#17 | James Quick | 2009-Present RECEIVING STATISTICS Date Opponent Rec. Yds. TD 8-28-09 Lawrence North (IN) Did Not Play 9-4-09 Manual Did Not Play 9-11-09 Elder (OH) Did Not Play 9-18-09 St. Xavier (OH) Did Not Play 9-25-09 Bowling Green Did Not Play 10-3-09 St. Xavier Did Not Play 10-9-09 Seneca 1 19 0 10-16-09 Eastern 5 108 0 10-23-09 Ballad 2 25 0 10-30-09 Lexington Catholic 2 33 0 11-6-09 Southern 3 37 1 11-13-09 Shelby County 3 72 2 11-20-09 Male 3 92 1 11-27-09 Scott County 2 22 0 12-5-09 St. Xavier 4 65 1 Freshman Season (2009) 25 473 5 Date Opponent Rec. Yds. TD 8-27-10 Lawrence North (IN) 9 113 1 9-3-10 Manual 4 25 1 9-10-10 Elder (OH) 9 46 0 9-17-10 St. Xavier (OH) 5 44 0 9-24-10 Bowling Green 3 58 0 10-1-10 St. Xavier 9 150 1 10-8-10 Seneca 8 152 4

10-15-10 Eastern 3 27 1 10-22-10 Ballard 6 43 1 10-29-10 Lexington Catholic 3 47 1 11-5-10 PRP 3 130 2 11-12-05 Manual 8 97 2 Sophomore Season (2010) 70 932 14 RECEIVING STATISTICS GP/GS Rec. Yds. TD Freshman Season (2009) 9/9 25 473 5 Sophomore Season (2010) 12/12 70 932 14 Career 21/21 95 1405 19

#13 | Travis Wright | 2010-Present Date Opponent A-C-I Pct. Yds. TD Lng Sk-Yds 8-27-10 Lawrence North (IN) 20-17-0 .850 190 1 34 3-27 9-3-10 Manual 26-20-1 .770 298 3 80 0-0 9-10-10 Elder (OH) 35-29-0 .829 222 2 34 1-15 9-17-10 St. Xavier (OH) 26-15-1 .577 136 0 32 1-4 9-24-10 Bowling Green 10-4-1 .400 27 0 10 1-15 10-1-10 St. Xavier 20-16-0 .800 217 2 45 0-0 10-8-10 Seneca 17-13-1 .765 198 7 58 0-0 10-15-10 Eastern 15-9-2 .600 89 1 19 1-9 10-22-10 Ballard 18-13-0 .722 171 2 40 2-18 10-29-10 Lexington Catholic 8-7-0 .875 191 3 61 1-6 11-5-10 PRP 19-10-0 .526 213 3 65 0-0 11-12-05 Manual 27-19-0 .703 295 4 59 0-0 Sophomore Season (2010) 241-172-6 .714 2247 28 80 10-94

#1 | Dalyn Dawkins | 2010-Present Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-27-10 Lawrence North (IN) 13 73 0 73 3 13 5.6 9-3-10 Manual 4 4 5 -1 0 2 -0.2 9-10-10 Elder (OH) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 9-17-10 St. Xavier (OH) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 9-24-10 Bowling Green 4 37 0 37 0 17 9.2 10-1-10 St. Xavier 6 63 4 59 1 31 9.8 10-8-10 Seneca 15 104 5 99 1 38 6.6 10-15-10 Eastern 11 124 9 115 2 26 10.5 10-22-10 Ballard 6 85 0 85 2 35 14.2 10-29-10 Lexington Catholic 6 51 6 45 0 36 7.5 11-5-10 PRP 8 115 0 115 2 72 14.4

11-12-10 Manual 10 66 0 66 1 20 6.6 Senior Season (2010) 78 677 32 645 10 72 8.3

#29 | Derek Bishop | Senior | Running Back RUSHING STATISTICS Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. Junior Season (2009) 249 1609 41 1568 17 66 6.3 Senior Season (2010) 204 1435 31 1404 20 66 6.9 Career 443 3044 72 2972 37 66 6.7 RUSHING STATISTICS Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-28-09 Lawrence North (IN) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 9-4-09 Manual 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 9-11-09 Elder (OH) 8 37 0 37 0 9 4.1 9-18-09 St. Xavier (OH) 10 72 0 72 1 14 7.2 9-25-09 Bowling Green 30 188 2 186 0 21 6.2 10-3-09 St. Xavier 19 107 4 103 0 41 5.4 10-9-09 Seneca 28 204 0 204 4 41 7.3 10-16-09 Eastern 16 74 6 68 0 20 4.2 10-23-09 Ballard 32 190 2 188 1 19 5.9 10-30-09 Lexington Catholic 13 67 13 54 0 22 4.2 11-6-09 Southern 7 75 0 75 3 24 10.7 11-13-09 Shelby County 21 104 3 101 1 21 4.8 11-20-09 Male 19 113 5 108 1 50 5.7 11-27-09 Scott County 29 309 2 307 6 66 10.6 12-5-09 St. Xavier 16 69 4 65 0 16 4.1 Junior Season (2009) 249 1609 41 1568 17 66 6.3 Date Opponent Att. Gain Loss Net TD Long Avg. 8-27-10 Lawrence North (IN) 13 73 0 73 3 13 5.6 9-3-10 Manual 18 111 3 108 1 20 6.0 9-10-10 Elder (OH) 18 109 0 109 0 21 6.1 9-17-10 St. Xavier (OH) 17 108 6 102 1 56 6.0 9-24-10 Bowling Green 26 168 14 154 1 19 5.9 10-1-10 St. Xavier 17 129 2 127 3 66 7.5 10-8-10 Seneca 12 68 0 68 0 19 5.7 10-15-10 Eastern 23 201 0 201 3 27 8.7 10-22-10 Ballard 24 132 2 130 2 25 5.4 10-29-10 Lexington Catholic 5 20 0 20 2 14 4.0 11-5-10 PRP 15 216 1 215 3 51 14.3 11-12-10 Manual 16 100 3 97 1 31 6.1 Senior Season (2010) 204 1435 31 1404 20 66 6.9

TRINITY FOOTBALL RECORDS THE BOB BEATTY ERA

2000-PRESENT

PASSING Pass Attempts Most Passes Attempted, Career (Min. 500) 1071 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 518 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 Most Passes Attempted, Season (Min. 250) 463 Brian Brohm, 2003 360 Will Stein, 2007 344 Geoff Riddle, 2000 335 Brian Brohm, 2002 313 Nick Petrino, 2005 294 Cameron Smyth, 2008 273 Brian Brohm, 2001 270 Brad Savko, 2004 262 Nick Petrino, 2006 Most Passes Attempted, Game (Min. 35) 53 Brian Brohm, vs. MBA (TN) 2003 45 Will Stein, vs. St. Xavier (OH), 2007 41 Brad Kragthorpe vs. St. Xavier 10-3-2009 39 Will Stein, vs. St. Xavier, 2007 39 Brian Brohm, vs. Manual 2003 36 Geoff Riddle, vs. Highlands 2000 36 Brian Brohm, vs. St. Xavier 2003 36 Brian Brohm vs. Shelby County 2003 35 Cameron Smyth vs. St. Xavier 10-3-08 35 Travis Wright vs. Elder 9-10-10 Pass Completions Most Passes Completed, Career (Min. 300) 698 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 372 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 Most Passes Completed, Season (Min. 150) 298 Brian Brohm, 2003 255 Will Stein, 2007 226 Brian Brohm, 2002 220 Cameron Smyth, 2008 199 Geoff Riddle, 2000 193 Nick Petrino, 2005 175 Nick Petrino, 2006 174 Brian Brohm, 2001 172 Travis Wright, 2010 172 Brad Kragthorpe, 2009 165 Brad Savko, 2004 Most Passes Completed, Game (Min. 25) 34 Brian Brohm, vs. MBA (TN) 2003 29 Travis Wright vs. Elder 9-10-10 29 Brad Kragthorpe, vs. St. Xavier 10-3-2009 28 Brian Brohm, vs. Manual 2003 26 Will Stein, vs. Bowling Green 2007 26 Will Stein, vs. St. Xavier (OH) 2007 Net Passing Yards Most Yards Passing, Career (Min. 3000) 10579 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 6282 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 3980 Will Stein, 2006-2007 3238 Cameron Smyth, 2007-2008 Most Yards Passing, Season (Min. 2500) 3777 Brian Brohm, 2002 3720 Brian Brohm, 2003 3697 Will Stein, 2007 3158 Nick Petrino, 2005 3082 Brian Brohm, 2001 2998 Nick Petrino, 2006 2936 Cameron Smyth, 2008 2739 Geoff Riddle, 2000 2651 Brad Savko, 2004

Most Yards Passing, Game (Min. 350) 552 Brian Brohm, vs. Male 2002 414 Brian Brohm, vs. MBA (TN) 2003 394 Will Stein, vs. St. Xavier (OH) 2007 380 Brian Brohm, vs. Elder 2002 379 Nick Petrino vs. Male 11-17-06 377 Brian Brohm, vs. Male 2001 373 Nick Petrino vs. Manual 9-2-05 371 Brian Brohm, vs. Shelby Co. 2002 369 Nick Petrino vs. Ballard 10-13-06 362 Brian Brohm, vs. Manual 2003 Most 300-Yard Passing Games, Season (Min. 3) 4 Brian Brohm, 2002 4 Brian Brohm, 2003 3 Brad Savko, 2004 3 Nick Petrino, 2006 3 Will Stein, 2007 Most 300-Yard Passing Games, Career 10 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 5 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 3 Brad Savko, 2002-2004 3 Will Stein, 2007 Completion Percentage Best Completion Percentage, Career (Min. 250 attempts, .600 completion percentage) .718 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 .704 Brad Kragthorpe, 2008-2009 .703 Will Stein, 2006-2007 .671 Cameron Smyth, 2007-2008 .652 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 .601 Brad Savko, 2002-2004 Best Completion Percentage, Season (Min. 200 attempts) .748 Cameron Smyth, 2008 .714 Travis Wright, 2010 .708 Will Stein, 2007 .705 Brad Kragthorpe, 2009 .675 Brian Brohm, 2002 .668 Nick Petrino, 2006 .644 Brian Brohm, 2003 .637 Brian Brohm, 2001 .617 Nick Petrino, 2005 .611 Brad Savko, 2004 Touchdown Passes Most Touchdown Passes Thrown, Career (Min. 50) 119 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 71 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 59 Will Stein, 2006-2007 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown, Season (Min. 30) 54 Will Stein, 2007 47 Brian Brohm, 2002 39 Brian Brohm, 2001 39 Nick Petrino, 2006 36 Cameron Smyth, 2008 33 Brian Brohm, 2003 31 Nick Petrino, 2005 31 Brad Savko, 2004 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown, Game (Min. 6) 7 Travis Wright vs. Seneca 10-8-10 7 Brian Brohm, vs. Male 2002 6 Will Stein, vs. Lafayette 2007 6 Will Stein, vs. Henry Clay, 2007 6 Brad Savko, vs. Ryle 2004 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown, Half (Min. 6)

6 Travis Wright vs. Seneca 10-8-10 Interceptions Thrown Most Interceptions Thrown, Career (Min. 10) 14 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 10 Brad Savko, 2002-2004 Most Interceptions Thrown, Season (Min. 5, 250 pass attempts) 9 Brad Kragthorpe, 2009 9 Brad Savko, 2004 8 Cameron Smyth, 2008 8 Brian Brohm, 2003 7 Will Stein, 2007 7 Geoff Riddle, 2000 5 Nick Petrino, 2006 5 Brian Brohm, 2001 Most Interceptions Thrown, Game (Min. 3) 4 Cameron Smyth vs. Ballard, 2008 3 Will Stein, vs. St. Xavier (OH), 2007 3 Nick Petrino, vs. MBA (TN), 2006 RECEIVING Receptions Most Pass Receptions, Season (Min. 50) 96 Nathan Dutton, 2007 88 Billy Murray, 2003 76 Stuart Diersen, 2003 75 TaShawn McBroom, 2002 70 James Quick, 2010 60 Scott Radcliff, 2008 58 Alex Dutton, 2007 53 Rob Melillo, 2009 50 Craig Kircher, 2005 Net Receiving Yards Most Receiving Yards, Season (Min. 500) 1504 TaShawn McBroom, 2002 1433 Nathan Dutton, 2007 1228 Billy Murray, 2003 1077 Alex Hennessey, 2001 1002 Scott Radcliff, 2008 953 Craig Kircher, 2005 932 James Quick, 2010 916 Alex Dutton, 2007 889 Stuart Diersen, 2003 827 Kyle Flynn, 2006 692 Nathan Dutton, 2006 667 Craig Kircher, 2004 651 Scott Radcliff, 2007 645 Steve Orndorff, 2005 641 Jimmy Murray, 2000 630 Jimmy Murray, 2001 614 Erik Brown, 2000 612 Darick Nix, 2009 610 Alex Hennessey, 2000 608 DeQuese May, 2002 586 Alex Dutton, 2006 585 Rob Melillo, 2009 565 Steve Orndorff, 2004 559 TaShawn McBroom, 2001 557 Billy Murray, 2004 549 Greg Zeller, 2004 548 Eric Senn, 2005 536 William Leach, 2008 529 Hunter Kopp, 2010 508 Kyle Flynn, 2005 Most Receiving Yards, Game (Min. 300) 300 TaShawn McBroom vs. Male 2002

Touchdown Receptions Most Touchdown Pass Receptions, Season (Min. 10) 21 Nathan Dutton, 2007 14 James Quick, 2010 14 TaShawn McBroom, 2002 13 Alex Dutton, 2007 13 Alex Hennessey, 2001 13 Craig Kircher, 2005 13 Kyle Flynn, 2006 12 Daniel Mudd, 2002 10 Scott Radcliff, 2007 10 Nathan Dutton, 2006 Most Touchdown Pass Receptions, Game (Min. 5) None during Beatty Era RUSHING Rushing Attempts Most Rushing Attempts, Season (Min. 100) 249 Derek Bishop, 2009 210 Tim Phillips, 2007 204 Derek Bishop, 2010 199 Tim Phillips, 2008 196 Norb Elbert, 2002 161 DeQuese May, 2001 152 Donald Barnett, 2004 131 Tim Phillips, 2006 128 Vince Phillips, 2000 128 Donald Barnett, 2005 128 Chris Lawson, 2003 117 Jimmy Murray, 2000 116 Brian Brohm, 2003 114 Nick Petrino, 2006 110 Cameron Smyth, 2008 103 DeQuese May, 2002 Net Yards Rushing Most Rushing Yards, Season (Min. 500) 1852 Tim Phillips, 2007 1568 Derek Bishop, 2009 1535 Tim Phillips, 2008 1404 Derek Bishop, 2010 1202 DeQuese May, 2001 1200 Tim Phillips, 2006 1178 Norb Elbert, 2002 982 Donald Barnett, 2005 972 Vince Phillips, 2000 787 Donald Barnett, 2004 758 Jimmy Murray, 2000 677 Chris Lawson, 2003 652 DeQuese May, 2002 652 Blayne Donnell, 2005 645 Dalyn Dawkins, 2010 589 Donald Barnett, 2003 570 DeQuese May, 2000 548 Nick Petrino, 2006 525 Norb Elbert, 2001 Most Rushing Yards, Game (Min. 300) 307 Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 2009 Best Average per Rushing Attempt, Season (Min. 100 Attempts, 5.0 Per Attempt) 9.16 Tim Phillips, 2006 8.2 Tim Phillips, 2007 7.71 Tim Phillips, 2008 7.67 Donald Barnett, 2005 7.59 Vince Phillips, 2000 7.47 DeQuese May, 2001 6.90 Derek Bishop, 2010 6.48 Jimmy Murray, 2000 6.33 DeQuese May, 2002 6.30 Derek Bishop, 2009 6.01 Norb Elbert, 2002 5.29 Chris Lawson, 2003 5.18 Donald Barnett, 2004 Rushing Touchdowns

Most Touchdowns Rushing, Season (Min. 10) 29 Tim Phillips, 2007 25 Tim Phillips, 2008 22 Tim Phillips, 2006 20 Derek Bishop, 2010 19 DeQuese May, 2001 18 Vince Phillips, 2000 17 Derek Bishop, 2009 16 Cameron Smyth, 2008 16 Norb Elbert, 2002 15 Jimmy Murray, 2000 14 Donald Barnett, 2005 14 DeQuese May, 2002 14 Donald Barnett, 2003 13 Chris Lawson, 2003 13 Nick Petrino, 2005 11 Donald Barnett, 2004 10 Dalyn Dawkins, 2010 10 Blayne Donnell, 2005 10 DeQuese May, 2000 Most Touchdowns Rushing, Game (Min. 6) 6 Derek Bishop vs. Scott County 2009 INTERCEPTIONS Most Interceptions Made, Season (Min. 4) 9 Eric Senn, 2005 6 Hennessey, 2001 5 Matt McConnell, 2008 5 A. Frey, 2001 5 Etian Johnson, 2003 5 Eric Senn, 2004 4 Timmy Smith, 2010 4 Wes Weitlauf, 2007 4 Wes Weitlauf, 2006 4 Bobby Petrino Jr., 2006 4 Nick Van Wallaghen, 2007 MISC Most Times Sacked, Game (Min. 4) 5 Brian Brohm, vs. MBA (TN) 2003 5 Brad Kragthorpe, vs. St. Xavier 2009 5 Ryan Frederick, vs. Elder 2009 4 Brian Brohm, vs. St. Xavier 2001 Wins as a Starting Quarterback, Career (Min. 10) 39 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 27 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 14 Cameron Smyth, 2008 13 Will Stein, 2007 13 Geoff Riddle, 2000 10 Travis Wright, 2010 10 Brad Savko, 2004 Winning Percentage as a Starting Quarterback, Career (Min. 10 Wins) .933 Cameron Smyth, 2008 (14-1) .917 Travis Wright, 2010 (11-1) .900 Nick Petrino, 2004-2006 (27-3) .886 Brian Brohm, 2001-2003 (39-5) .867 Will Stein, 2007 (13-2) .867 Geoff Riddle, 2000 (13-2) .833 Brad Savko, 2004 (10-2) SCORING Points Scored Most Points Scored, Season 690 2007 669 2008 663 2001 647 2002 643 2000 633 2006 608 2005 519 2003 519 2010 453 2004

367 2009 Most Points Scored, Postseason (Total) 270 2001 252 2007 235 2008 228 2002 227 2006 201 2000 190 2005 180 2009 173 2003 103 2010 59 2004 Most Points Scored, Playoff Game (Min. 59) 63 vs. Eastern 11-28-08 63 vs. Ballard, 11-16-07 60 vs. Simon Kenton, 11-2-01 59 vs. Graves County 11-14-08 59 vs. Male, 12-7-02 59 vs. Oldham County, 11-16-01 59 vs. Boone County, 11-30-07 Most Points Scored, Two Consecutive Playoff Games Combined (Min. 110) 116 vs. Simon Kenton (60) 11-2-01 and Ballard (56) 11-9-01 115 vs. Ballard (56) and Oldham County (59) 11-16-01 113 vs. Ballard (63) 11-16-07 and Henry Clay (50) 11-23-07 112 vs. Seneca (49) 11-9-07 and Ballard (63) 11-16-07 Most Points Scored, Three Consecutive Playoff Games Combined (Min. 175) 175 vs. Simon Kenton (60) 11-2-01, Ballard (56) 11-9-01 and Oldham County (59) 11-16-01 ANNUAL RUSHING LEADERS A Yds TD 2000 Vince Phillips 128 972 18 2001 DeQuese May 161 1202 19 2002 Norb Elbert 196 1178 16 2003 Chris Lawson 128 677 13 2004 Donald Barnett 152 787 11 2005 Donald Barnett 128 982 14 2006 Tim Phillips 131 1200 22 2007 Tim Phillips 225 1852 29 2008 Tim Phillips 199 1535 25 2009 Derek Bishop 249 1568 17 ANNUAL PASSING LEADERS A-C-INT Yds TD 2000 Geoff Riddle 344-199-7 2739 26 2001 Brian Brohm 273-174-5 3082 39 2002 Brian Brohm 335-226-1 3777 47 2003 Brian Brohm 463-298-8 3720 33 2004 Brad Savko 270-165-9 2651 31 2005 Nick Petrino 313-193-3 3158 31 2006 Nick Petrino 261-175-4 2998 39 2007 Will Stein 360-255-7 3697 54 2008 C. Smyth 294-220-8 2936 34 2009 B. Kragthorpe 241-172-9 2196 16 ANNUAL RECEIVING LEADERS 2000 Erik Brown 46 614 5 2001 Hennessey 46 1077 13 2002 TaShawn McBroom 75 1504 14 2003 Billy Murray 88 1228 7 2004 Craig Kircher 38 677 8 2005 Craig Kircher 50 953 13 2006 Kyle Flynn 46 827 13 2007 Nathan Dutton 96 1433 21 2008 Scott Radcliff 60 1002 8 2009 Darick Nix 42 612 4

Scoring By Quarter Since 2000

2000 SHAMROCKS

Highlands 0 0 6 23 29 North Hardin 22 0 7 14 43 Eastern 7 10 14 6 37 Butler 0 7 14 0 21 Seneca 28 28 0 7 63 St. Xavier 0 27 0 0 27 Fern Creek 19 13 0 0 32 Southern 21 21 14 0 56 Ballard 28 16 21 0 65 Jeffersontown 6 23 28 14 71 Scott County 14 10 10 21 55 Ryle 7 14 7 7 35 Tates Creek 14 10 7 14 45 Male 0 0 0 14 14

OPPONENTS Highlands 14 7 14 7 42 North Hardin 0 7 0 0 7 Eastern 0 0 0 0 0 Butler 0 0 0 7 7 Seneca 0 7 0 0 7 St. Xavier 0 7 0 7 14 Fern Creek 0 0 0 0 0 Southern 0 0 0 0 0 Ballard 0 0 0 0 0 Jeffersontown 0 7 0 15 22 Scott County 14 0 0 7 21 Ryle 0 3 0 0 3 Tates Creek 0 3 0 7 10 Male 14 20 0 0 34

2001

SHAMROCKS North Hardin 21 10 6 7 44 Jeffersontown 21 47 0 7 76 Oldham County 0 7 20 3 30 Ballard 7 3 13 21 44 St. Xavier 0 0 0 7 7 South Oldham 14 26 0 0 40 Shelby County 17 14 14 0 45 Fern Creek 21 17 7 7 52 Eastern 30 6 14 7 57 Simon Kenton 21 32 0 7 60 Ballard 14 21 7 14 56 Oldham County 14 31 14 0 59 Tates Creek 7 15 14 14 50 Male 18 6 14 7 45

OPPONENTS North Hardin 0 0 0 0 0 Jeffersontown 0 0 0 0 0 Oldham County 0 3 6 6 15 Ballard 6 0 0 6 12 St. Xavier 0 14 0 0 14 South Oldham 0 0 0 14 14 Shelby County 7 0 0 9 16 Fern Creek 0 0 0 0 0 Eastern 0 0 0 0 0 Simon Kenton 0 0 0 0 0 Ballard 0 0 14 0 14 Oldham County 0 0 8 0 8 Tates Creek 0 0 0 0 0 Male 13 0 0 6 19

2002

SHAMROCKS North Hardin 6 30 0 7 43 Elder (Ohio) 6 11 13 14 44 Jeffersontown 21 13 15 6 55 Oldham County 24 21 7 0 52 Ballard 6 10 10 0 26 St. Xavier 3 6 0 7 16 South Oldham 14 21 10 0 45 Shelby County 15 21 20 0 56 Fern Creek 3 23 7 14 47 Eastern 14 7 0 14 35 Ryle 21 27 0 0 48 Dixie Heights 14 3 14 0 31 Boone County 0 21 0 20 41 Paul Dunbar 14 21 14 0 49 Male 14 12 19 14 59

OPPONENTS North Hardin 0 0 0 0 0 Elder (Ohio) 7 7 0 6 20 Jeffersontown 0 0 0 0 0 Oldham County 7 0 7 0 14 Ballard 0 7 0 0 7 St. Xavier 0 0 0 0 0 South Oldham 0 0 0 0 0 Shelby County 0 0 7 0 7 Fern Creek 0 0 7 0 7 Eastern 3 0 0 0 3 Ryle 0 3 0 6 9 Dixie Heights 7 6 3 0 16 Boone County 3 0 0 0 3 Paul Dunbar 0 0 0 7 7 Male 7 7 21 21 56

2003

SHAMROCKS MBA (Tenn.) 0 7 0 6 13 St. Xavier (Ohio) 8 6 15 7 36 Manual 7 7 0 3 17 Seneca 14 10 6 3 33 St. Xavier 7 0 3 7 17 Eastern 14 7 14 6 41 Shelby County 21 7 14 6 48 Southern 21 14 21 0 56 Fern Creek 21 21 14 7 63 Ballard 0 7 8 7 22 Boone County 14 22 13 0 49 Shelby County 14 16 9 7 46 Ballard 7 16 7 6 36 Paul Dunbar 11 7 0 7 25 St. Xavier 7 7 3 0 17

OPPONENTS MBA (Tenn.) 10 7 0 0 17 St. Xavier (Ohio) 7 7 3 7 24 Manual 7 6 8 16 37 Seneca 6 8 6 14 34 St. Xavier 0 0 6 0 6 Eastern 3 0 0 7 10 Shelby County 0 0 0 3 3 Southern 0 0 0 0 0 Fern Creek 0 0 7 0 7 Ballard 7 7 0 6 20 Boone County 0 0 0 0 0 Shelby County 0 0 0 7 7 Ballard 6 0 0 6 12 Paul Dunbar 0 6 7 0 13 St. Xavier 7 7 0 0 14

2004

SHAMROCKS

MBA (Tenn.) 14 14 7 0 35 Manual 3 8 0 7 18 DCJ (Ohio) 14 14 7 8 43 Seneca 22 20 13 0 55 St. Xavier 6 6 0 6 18 Eastern 12 13 21 7 53 Shelby County 10 14 0 21 45 Southern 7 10 7 21 45 Fern Creek 7 14 13 14 48 Ballard 7 17 7 3 34 Ryle 7 28 7 7 49 Dixie Heights 0 3 7 0 10

OPPONENTS MBA (Tenn.) 0 7 0 0 7 Manual 0 8 6 0 14 DCJ (Ohio) 14 0 7 8 29 Seneca 0 0 0 7 7 St. Xavier 7 14 15 0 36 Eastern 0 0 7 7 14 Shelby County 0 0 0 0 0 Southern 0 0 0 14 14 Fern Creek 0 0 6 12 18 Ballard 3 7 7 0 17 Ryle 0 0 0 0 0 Dixie Heights 7 0 0 7 14

2005

SHAMROCKS MBA (Tenn.) 0 10 3 0 13 Manual 10 14 0 14 38 Oldham County 21 14 14 14 63 Southern 13 10 7 14 44 St. Xavier 0 0 0 16 16 Seneca 28 0 7 7 42 Eastern 28 9 0 6 43 Ballard 21 21 14 14 70 Fern Creek 6 14 10 7 37 Shelby County 21 17 14 0 52 Simon Kenton 14 24 7 7 52 Fern Creek 7 10 7 14 38 Boone County 7 17 7 14 45 Henry Clay 14 10 3 14 41 St. Xavier 7 0 0 7 14

OPPONENTS MBA (Tenn.) 7 7 0 3 17 Manual 7 7 14 6 34 Oldham County 3 0 0 0 3 Southern 0 0 0 0 0 St. Xavier 7 7 20 14 48 Seneca 0 6 0 7 13 Eastern 0 0 7 14 21 Ballard 0 7 0 0 7 Fern Creek 0 0 0 7 7 Shelby County 7 0 0 7 14 Simon Kenton 0 0 0 0 0 Fern Creek 13 0 0 0 13 Boone County 0 0 0 0 0 Henry Clay 0 7 6 7 20 St. Xavier 6 0 0 0 6

2006

SHAMROCKS MBA (Tenn.) 0 14 7 0 21 Manual Oldham County 15 28 7 6 56

Southern 14 21 14 0 49 St. Xavier 10 - - - 10 Seneca 14 21 7 13 55 Eastern 22 7 14 7 50 Ballard 14 20 7 7 48 Fern Creek 7 37 7 0 51 Shelby County 7 10 7 14 38 Southern 0 28 14 14 56 Ballard 8 7 14 7 36 Male 7 13 3 15 38 Henry Clay 28 7 14 7 56 Ryle 10 17 7 7 41

OPPONENTS

MBA (Tenn.) 0 3 7 13 23 Manual Oldham County 0 0 0 0 0 Southern 0 0 0 7 7 St. Xavier 0 - - - 0 Seneca 0 0 7 14 21 Eastern 0 12 0 20 32 Ballard 0 0 0 7 7 Fern Creek 7 7 0 9 23 Shelby County 7 0 0 0 7 Southern 0 0 7 0 7 Ballard 0 0 0 6 6 Male 0 7 21 6 34 Henry Clay 0 14 21 0 35 Ryle 0 0 0 0 7

2007

SHAMROCKS Bowling Green 3 12 10 14 39 Butler 21 28 0 0 49 St. Xavier (Ohio) 3 14 7 7 31 Eastern 14 13 14 7 48 St. Xavier 3 0 6 6 15 Ballard 7 21 0 20 48 PRP 14 15 21 6 56 Seneca 14 20 14 7 55 Paul Dunbar 20 21 0 0 41 Lafayette 14 21 14 7 56 Seneca 21 21 7 0 49 Ballard 35 14 7 7 63 Henry Clay 22 14 7 7 50 Boone County 14 21 14 7 56 St. Xavier 14 7 0 7 6 34

OPPONENTS

Bowling Green 0 14 14 0 28 Butler 0 0 0 0 0 St. Xavier (Ohio) 7 3 17 20 47 Eastern 0 0 0 12 12 St. Xavier 7 7 7 3 24 Ballard 7 7 3 6 23 PRP 7 7 6 9 20

Seneca 3 0 0 0 3 Paul Dunbar 0 0 0 7 7 Lafayette 0 0 0 6 6 Seneca 0 0 0 0 0 Ballard 0 7 7 0 14 Henry Clay 7 0 0 7 14 Boone County 7 7 7 0 21 St. Xavier 7 21 0 0 0 28

2008

SHAMROCKS Bowling Green 7 7 3 0 17 Butler 20 30 15 0 65 St. Xavier (Ohio) 3 0 7 7 17 Eastern 7 14 21 7 49 St. Xavier 0 0 6 0 6 Ballard 14 10 7 7 38 PRP 21 21 7 7 56 Seneca 10 14 21 20 65 Paul Dunbar 14 28 14 0 56 Lafayette 16 28 14 7 65 Graves County 31 14 7 7 59 Ballard 14 9 0 14 37 Eastern 14 21 14 14 63 St. Xavier 14 14 0 0 28 Simon Kenton 13 28 7 0 48

OPPONENTS

Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 0 Butler 0 6 0 6 12 St. Xavier (Ohio) 0 0 0 6 6 Eastern 0 0 0 0 0 St. Xavier 0 10 6 14 30 Ballard 0 0 0 7 7 PRP 0 7 0 20 27 Seneca 3 7 7 0 17 Paul Dunbar 0 0 0 0 0 Lafayette 0 0 0 0 0 Graves County 0 3 0 0 3 Ballard 13 0 0 0 13 Eastern 0 0 7 8 15 St. Xavier 0 7 14 0 21 Simon Kenton 0 0 0 0 0

2009

SHAMROCKS Lawrence N. (IN) 14 0 0 0 14 Manual 3 7 0 17 27 Elder (Ohio) 7 0 0 0 7 St. Xavier (Ohio) 0 0 0 13 13 Bowling Green 0 6 3 0 9 St. Xavier 0 7 0 0 7 Seneca 13 7 13 7 40 Eastern 14 7 7 7 35 Ballard 7 0 7 7 21

Lexington Catholic 0 0 7 7 14 Southern 21 27 7 0 55 Shelby County 7 14 7 14 42 Male 10 7 7 7 31 Scott County 7 7 14 14 42 St. Xavier 3 7 0 0 10

OPPONENTS

Lawrence N. (IN) 0 7 14 10 31 Manual 0 0 0 0 0 Elder (Ohio) 6 10 7 3 26 St. Xavier (Ohio) 27 16 0 0 43 Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 0 St. Xavier 6 7 0 19 32 Seneca 7 0 0 7 14 Eastern 0 0 7 0 7 Ballard 6 8 0 0 14 Lexington Catholic 0 13 0 0 13 Southern 0 0 0 0 0 Shelby County 0 3 0 7 10 Male 0 0 0 6 6 Scott County 0 7 6 0 13 St. Xavier 7 7 7 13 34

2010

SHAMROCKS

Lawrence N. (IN) 21 14 14 7 56 Manual 14 7 7 14 42 Elder (Ohio) 7 3 6 6 22 St. Xavier (Ohio) 7 0 0 3 10 Bowling Green 0 7 7 0 14 St. Xavier 7 20 7 14 48 Seneca 21 21 14 7 63 Eastern 21 7 7 14 49 Ballard 7 14 14 21 56 Lexington Catholic 28 14 14 0 56 PRP 0 14 21 20 55 Manual 7 10 10 21 48

OPPONENTS

Lawrence N. (IN) 3 13 0 7 23 Manual 0 0 0 7 7 Elder (Ohio) 0 7 6 7 20 St. Xavier (Ohio) 7 0 7 3 17 Bowling Green 6 0 0 6 12 St. Xavier 0 0 0 0 0 Seneca 0 14 0 0 14 Eastern 0 0 0 0 0 Ballard 0 7 14 0 21 Lexington Catholic 0 0 7 0 7 PRP 6 0 0 0 6 Manual 0 7 0 6 13

TRINITY FOOTBALL IN THE POSTSEASON

Opponent Postseason Series Current Streak Last Meeting Ballard Trinity leads 11-1 Trinity’s won eight Trinity won 37-13 on Nov. 21, 2008 Bishop David Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 21-13 in 1977 Boone County Trinity leads 9-0 Trinity’s won nine Trinity won 56-21 on Nov. 30, 2007 Bryan Station Bryan Station leads 1-0 Bryan Station’s won one Bryan Station won 31-21 on Nov. 19, 1999 Butler Butler leads 4-3 Butler’s won one Butler won 21-0 on Nov. 19, 1993 Central Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 24-13 on Nov. 14, 1998 Clark County Clark County leads 1-0 Clark County’s won one Clark County won 28-20 on Nov. 29, 1991 DeSales Trinity leads 5-0 Trinity’s won five Trinity won 30-0 on Nov. 6, 1992 Dixie Heights Tied, 1-1 Dixie Height’s won one Dixie Heights won 14-10 on Nov. 12, 2004 Doss Trinity leads 2-1 Doss’ won one Doss won 21-13 on Nov. 3, 1995 Eastern Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 63-15 on Nov. 28, 2008 Fairdale Trinity leads 5-1 Trinity’s won three Trinity won 27-6 on Nov. 14, 1997 Fern Creek Trinity leads 3-0 Trinity’s won three Trinity won 38-13 on Nov. 11, 2005 Graves County Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 59-3 on Nov. 14, 2008 Greenup County Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 28-7 in 1977 Henderson County Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 28-24 on Nov. 27 1976 Henry Clay Trinity leads 5-0 Trinity’s won five Trinity won 50-14 on Nov. 23, 2007 Iroquois Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 38-7 in 1977 Lafayette Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 28-7 in 1985 Male Trinity leads 8-1 Trinity’s won four Trinity won 31-6 on Nov. 20, 2009 Manual Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 48-13 on Nov. 12, 2010 Moore Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 28-0 on Nov. 10, 1989 Nelson County Nelson County leads 1-0 Nelson County’s won one Nelson County won 28-20 on Nov. 29, 1996 North Hardin Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 24-11 on Nov. 25, 1994 Oldham County Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 59-8 on Nov. 16, 2001 Owensboro Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 26-7 in 1983 Paducah Tilghman Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 31-8 in 1980 Paul Lawrence Dunbar Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity on 25-13 on Nov. 28, 2003 Pleasure Ridge Park Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 55-6 on Nov. 5, 2010 Ryle Trinity leads 5-0 Trinity’s won five Trinity won 41-7 on Nov. 30, 2006 Scott County Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 42-13 on Nov. 27, 2009 Seneca Trinity leads 4-0 Trinity’s won four Trinity won 49-0 on Nov. 9, 2007 Shelby County Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 42-10 on Nov. 13, 2009 Simon Kenton Trinity leads 3-0 Trinity’s won three Trinity won 48-0 on Dec. 13, 2008 Southern Trinity leads 5-1 Trinity’s won four Trinity won 55-0 on Nov. 6, 2009 St. Xavier Trinity leads 8-7 St. Xavier’s won one St. Xavier won 34-10 on Dec. 5, 2009 Tates Creek Trinity leads 2-1 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 50-0 on Nov. 23, 2001 Valley Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 32-8 on Nov. 5, 1993 Waggener Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 14-7 on Nov. 17, 1990 Warren Central Trinity leads 2-0 Trinity’s won two Trinity won 27-14 on Dec. 1, 1990 Western Trinity leads 1-0 Trinity’s won one Trinity won 61-0 on Nov. 6, 1998

GAME BY GAME RESULTS

Year Date Opponent Result T Opp. Location Round of Playoffs 1968 11-22-68 1 Seneca W 29 18 Fairgrounds Class AAA State Finals 1970 2 Butler L 0 20 Fairgrounds Class AAA State Finals 1972 11-17-72 3 Butler W 21 0 Fairgrounds Class AAA State Finals 1973 11-16-73 4 Bishop David W 17 8 KFEC City Championship 1973 11-23-73 5 Southern W 16 0 KFEC Class AAA State Finals 1974 11-15-74 6 St. Xavier L 0 3 KFEC City Championship 1975 11-21-75 7 St. Xavier L 10 11 KFEC City Championship 1976 11-12-76 8 St. Xavier W 3 0 KFEC City Championship 1976 11-19-76 9 Seneca W 3 0 KFEC Class AAAA City Finals 1976 11-27-76 10 Henderson County W 28 24 Commonwealth Stadium Class AAAA State Finals 1977 11 Iroquois W 38 7 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1977 12 Ballard W 55 7 KFEC County Semifinals 1977 13 Bishop David W 21 13 KFEC County Championship 1977 14 Greenup County W 28 7 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals

1978 15 Fern Creek W 13 10 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1978 16 St. Xavier L 6 13 KFEC County Semifinals 1979 17 DeSales W 28 0 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1979 18 Ballard W 21 0 KFEC County Semifinals 1979 19 Butler L 0 7 KFEC County Finals 1980 20 Fairdale W 24 6 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1980 21 Moore W 13 0 KFEC County Semifinals 1980 22 Butler W 7 0 KFEC County Finals 1980 23 Paducah Tilghman W 31 8 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1981 24 Butler L 10 19 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1982 25 Valley W 34 0 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1982 26 St. Xavier W 10 0 KFEC County Semifinals 1982 27 Southern L 16 17 KFEC County Finals 1983 28 Male W 7 6 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1983 29 Southern W 21 0 KFEC County Semifinals 1983 30 St. Xavier W 21 20 KFEC County Finals 1983 31 Owensboro W 26 7 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1984 11-4-84 32 St. Xavier L 0 20 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1985 33 Fairdale W 14 7 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1985 34 St. Xavier W 17 14 KFEC County Semifinals 1985 35 Male W 26 24 KFEC County Finals 1985 36 Lafayette W 28 7 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1986 37 DeSales W 13 10 KFEC County Quarterfinals 1986 38 Male W 30 3 KFEC County Semifinals 1986 39 St. Xavier L 10 23 KFEC County Championship 1987 11-6-87 40 Doss W 35 6 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1987 11-13-87 41 Fairdale L 26 32 KFEC Regional Finals 1988 11-11-88 42 DeSales W 31 7 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1988 11-19-88 43 Fairdale W 35 23 KFEC Regional Finals 1988 11-25-88 44 Boone County W 24 17 Florence, Kentucky Semi-State 1988 12-3-88 45 Manual W 28 0 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1989 11-10-89 46 Moore W 28 0 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1989 11-17-89 47 Fairdale W 20 0 KFEC Regional Finals 1989 11-24-89 48 Boone County W 14 10 KFEC Semi-State 1989 12-2-89 49 Warren Central W 28 14 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1990 11-9-90 50 DeSales W 36 6 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1990 11-17-90 51 Waggener W 14 7 KFEC Regional Finals 1990 11-23-90 52 Boone County W 14 0 Florence Semi-State 1990 12-1-90 53 Warren Central W 27 14 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1991 11-8-91 54 Pleasure Ridge Park W 35 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 1991 11-15-91 55 Butler W 35 21 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1991 11-22-91 56 Ballard W 24 3 KFEC Regional Finals 1991 11-29-91 57 Clark County L 20 28 Clark County Semi-State 1992 11-6-92 58 DeSales W 30 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 1992 11-14-92 59 Ballard L 14 17 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1993 11-5-93 60 Valley W 32 8 KFEC Regional Quarterfinals 1993 11-12-93 61 Ballard W 31 7 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1993 11-19-93 62 Butler L 0 21 KFEC Regional Finals 1994 11-4-94 63 Doss W 24 21 Doss Regional Quarterfinals 1994 11-10-94 64 Central W 19 12 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1994 11-18-94 65 Eastern W 27 6 KFEC Regional Finals 1994 11-25-94 66 North Hardin W 24 11 KFEC Semi-State 1994 12-3-94 67 Boone County W 21 7 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1995 11-3-95 68 Doss L 13 21 KFEC Regional Quarterfinals 1996 11-8-96 69 Seneca W 27 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 1996 11-16-96 70 Male W 13 7 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1996 11-22-96 71 Fern Creek W 27 24 KFEC Regional Finals 1996 11-29-96 72 Nelson County L 20 28 KFEC Semi-State 1997 11-7-97 73 Southern W 56 13 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 1997 11-14-97 74 Fairdale W 27 6 KFEC Regional Semifinals 1997 11-21-97 75 Ballard W 10 3 KFEC Regional Finals 1997 11-28-97 76 Boone County W 21 10 KFEC Semi-State 1997 12-6-97 77 St. Xavier L 0 3 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 1998 11-6-98 78 Western W 61 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals

1998 11-14-98 79 Central W 24 13 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Regional Semifinals 1998 11-20-98 80 Ballard W 24 0 KFEC Regional Finals 1998 11-27-98 81 Tates Creek L 14 37 Tates Creek Semi-State 1999 11-5-99 82 Ryle W 32 26 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 1999 11-12-99 83 Henry Clay W 33 28 Trinity Regional Semifinals 1999 11-19-99 84 Bryan Station L 21 31 Trinity Regional Finals 2000 11-3-00 85 Scott County W 55 21 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 2000 11-10-00 86 Ryle W 35 3 Trinity Regional Semifinals 2000 11-17-00 87 Henry Clay W 45 10 Henry Clay Regional Finals 2000 11-24-00 88 Tates Creek W 52 21 Tates Creek Semi-State 2000 12-2-00 89 Male L 14 34 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 2001 11-2-01 90 Simon Kenton W 60 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 2001 11-9-01 91 Ballard W 56 14 Trinity Regional Semifinals 2001 11-16-01 92 Oldham County W 59 8 Trinity Regional Finals 2001 11-23-01 93 Tates Creek W 50 0 Trinity Semi-State 2001 12-1-01 94 Male W 45 19 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 2002 11-8-02 95 Ryle W 48 9 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 2002 11-15-02 96 Dixie Heights W 31 16 Trinity Regional Semifinals 2002 11-22-02 97 Boone County W 41 3 Boone County Regional Finals 2002 11-29-02 98 Paul Dunbar W 49 7 Paul Dunbar Semi-State 2002 12-7-02 99 Male W 59 56 KFEC Class AAAA State Finals 2003 11-7-03 100 Boone County W 49 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 2003 11-14-03 101 Shelby County W 46 7 Trinity Regional Semifinals 2003 11-21-03 102 Ballard W 36 12 Trinity Regional Finals 2003 11-28-03 103 Paul Dunbar W 25 13 Trinity Semi-State 2003 12-6-03 104 St. Xavier W 17 14 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Class AAAA State Finals 2004 11-5-04 105 Ryle W 49 0 Trinity Regional Quarterfinals 2004 11-12-04 106 Dixie Heights L 10 14 Trinity Regional Semifinals 2005 11-4-05 107 Simon Kenton W 52 0 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Quarterfinals 2005 11-11-05 108 Fern Creek W 38 13 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Semifinals 2005 11-18-05 109 Boone County W 45 0 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Finals 2005 11-25-05 110 Henry Clay W 41 20 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Semi-State 2005 12-2-05 111 St. Xavier W 14 6 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Class AAAA State Finals 2006 11-3-06 112 Southern W 56 7 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Quarterfinals 2006 11-10-06 113 Ballard W 36 6 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Semifinals 2006 11-17-06 114 Male W 38 34 Male Regional Finals 2006 11-24-06 115 Henry Clay W 56 35 Henry Clay Semi-State 2006 11-30-06 116 Ryle W 41 7 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Class AAAA State Finals 2007 11-9-07 117 Seneca W 49 0 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Quarterfinals 2007 11-16-07 118 Ballard W 63 14 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Semifinals 2007 11-23-07 119 Henry Clay W 50 14 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Finals 2007 11-30-07 120 Boone County W 56 21 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Semi-State 2007 12-8-07 121 St. Xavier W 38 24 OT Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Class AAAAAA State Finals 2008 11-14-08 122 Graves County W 59 3 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Quarterfinals 2008 11-21-08 123 Ballard W 37 13 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Semifinals 2008 11-28-08 124 Eastern W 63 15 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Finals 2008 12-5-08 125 St. Xavier W 28 21 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Semi-State 2008 12-13-08 126 Simon Kenton W 48 0 Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Class AAAAAA State Finals 2009 11-6-09 127 Southern W 55 0 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Quarterfinals 2009 11-13-09 128 Shelby County W 42 10 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Semifinals 2009 11-20-09 129 Male W 31 6 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Finals 2009 11-27-09 130 Scott County W 42 13 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Semi-State 2009 12-5-09 131 St. Xavier L 10 34 Houchens/L.T. Smith St. Class AAAAAA State Finals 2010 11-5-10 132 Pleasure Ridge Park W 55 6 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Quarterfinals 2010 11-12-10 133 Manual W 48 13 Trinity’s Marshall Stadium Regional Semifinals

ALL-TIME RESULTS IN THE TRINITY/ST. XAVIER SERIES Date Results Series

(T-X-Tie) Location Attendance

11-4-56 St. Xavier 48, Trinity 0 0-1-0 Fairgrounds 6000 Regular Season 11-3-57 St. Xavier 14, Trinity 0 0-2-0 Fairgrounds 5000 Regular Season 11-2-58 Trinity 13, St. Xavier 0 1-2-0 Fairgrounds 2500 Regular Season 11-1-59 Tie, 7-7 1-2-1 Fairgrounds 1400 Regular Season 10-8-60 St. Xavier 48, Trinity 6 1-3-1 Fairgrounds 5000 Regular Season 10-7-61 Tie, 14-14 1-3-2 Trinity 5000 Regular Season 10-6-62 St. Xavier 13, Trinity 0 1-4-2 Manual 8500 Regular Season 1963 St. Xavier 20, Trinity 7 1-5-2 5500 Regular Season 10-3-64 St. Xavier 46, Trinity 6 1-6-2 Manual 9000 Regular Season 1965 St. Xavier 27, Trinity 13 1-7-2 4500 Regular Season 1966 Trinity 18, St. Xavier 6 2-7-2 Atherton 7500 Regular Season 1967 St. Xavier 34, Trinity 12 2-8-2 Manual 8000 Regular Season 1968 St. Xavier 19, Trinity 12 2-9-2 Fairgrounds 15000 Regular Season 1969 St. Xavier 12, Trinity 6 2-10-2 Fairgrounds 20000 Regular Season 1970 Trinity 7, St. Xavier 6 3-10-2 Fairgrounds 20000 Regular Season 10-8-71 St. Xavier 13, Trinity 0 3-11-2 Fairgrounds 14500 Regular Season 10-7-72 Trinity 6, St. Xavier 3 4-11-2 Fairgrounds 17500 Regular Season 10-5-73 Trinity 20, St. Xavier 8 5-11-2 KFEC 23571 Regular Season 10-11-74 St. Xavier 21, Trinity 0 5-12-2 KFEC 21417 Regular Season 11-15-74 St. Xavier 3, Trinity 0 5-13-2 KFEC 12864 Postseason 10-10-75 St. Xavier 7, Trinity 2 5-14-2 KFEC 20000 Regular Season 11-21-75 St. Xavier 11, Trinity 10 5-15-2 KFEC 12596 Postseason 10-8-76 Trinity 27, St. Xavier 10 6-15-2 KFEC 27000 Regular Season 11-12-76 Trinity 3, St. Xavier 0 7-15-2 KFEC 20000 Postseason 1977 Trinity 21, St. Xavier 6 8-15-2 KFEC 23687 Regular Season 1978 Trinity 7, St. Xavier 6 9-15-2 KFEC 21500 Regular Season 1978 St. Xavier 13, Trinity 6 9-16-2 KFEC 20500 Postseason 1979 Trinity 27, St. Xavier 14 10-16-2 KFEC 19000 Regular Season 1980 St. Xavier 21, Trinity 14 10-17-2 KFEC 21294 Regular Season 9-25-81 St. Xavier 31, Trinity 13 10-18-2 KFEC 21433 Regular Season 1982 Trinity 28, St. Xavier 7 11-18-2 KFEC 22500 Regular Season 1982 Trinity 10, St. Xavier 0 12-18-2 KFEC 20669 Postseason 1983 Trinity 7, St. Xavier 0 13-18-2 KFEC 27600 Regular Season 1983 Trinity 21, St. Xavier 20 OT 14-18-2 KFEC 20512 Postseason 9-21-84 Trinity 12, St. Xavier 7 15-18-2 KFEC 26860 Regular Season 11-4-84 St. Xavier 20, Trinity 0 15-19-2 KFEC 21612 Postseason 1985 St. Xavier 10, Trinity 9 15-20-2 KFEC 22951 Regular Season 1985 Trinity 17, St. Xavier 14 16-20-2 KFEC 16639 Postseason 1986 St. Xavier 21, Trinity 6 16-21-2 KFEC 23500 Regular Season 1986 St. Xavier 23, Trinity 10 16-22-2 KFEC 18000 Postseason 9-25-87 Trinity 21, St. Xavier 0 17-22-2 KFEC 26686 Regular Season 9-23-88 Trinity 21, St. Xavier 0 18-22-2 KFEC 22000 Regular Season 9-29-89 Trinity 14, St. Xavier 0 19-22-2 KFEC 23876 Regular Season 9-28-90 Trinity 13, St. Xavier 7 20-22-2 KFEC 30102 Regular Season 9-27-91 Trinity 21, St. Xavier 7 21-22-2 KFEC 32394 Regular Season 9-25-92 Trinity 13, St. Xavier 7 22-22-2 KFEC 35262 Regular Season 9-24-93 St. Xavier 9, Trinity 6 OT 22-23-2 KFEC 29751 Regular Season 9-23-94 St. Xavier 21, Trinity 14 OT 22-24-2 KFEC 28384 Regular Season 9-22-95 St. Xavier 40, Trinity 0 22-25-2 KFEC 31184 Regular Season 9-27-96 St. Xavier 10, Trinity 0 22-26-2 KFEC 26300 Regular Season 9-26-97 Trinity 9, St. Xavier 0 23-26-2 KFEC 31200 Regular Season 12-6-97 St. Xavier 3, Trinity 0 23-27-2 KFEC 22760 Class AAAA Finals 9-25-98 St. Xavier 13, Trinity 9 23-28-2 PJCS 37252 Regular Season 9-24-99 St. Xavier 28, Trinity 14 23-29-2 PJCS 34500 Regular Season 9-22-00 Trinity 27, St. Xavier 14 24-29-2 PJCS 32400 Regular Season 9-21-01 St. Xavier 14, Trinity 7 24-30-2 PJCS 36500 Regular Season 9-27-02 Trinity 16, St. Xavier 0 25-30-2 PJCS 32978 Regular Season 9-26-03 Trinity 17, St. Xavier 6 26-30-2 PJCS 35800 Regular Season 12-6-03 Trinity 17, St. Xavier 14 27-30-2 PJCS 26430 Class AAAA Finals 9-24-04 St. Xavier 38, Trinity 16 27-31-2 PJCS 37500 Regular Season 9-23-05 St. Xavier 48, Trinity 16 27-32-2 PJCS 38500 Regular Season 12-2-05 Trinity 14, St. Xavier 6 28-32-2 PJCS 21424 Class AAAA Finals 9-22-06 Trinity 10, St. Xavier 0 29-32-2 PJCS 30000 Regular Season 9-28-07 St. Xavier 24, Trinity 15 29-33-2 PJCS 37550 Regular Season 12-8-07 Trinity 34, St. Xavier 28 OT 30-33-2 PJCS 15696 Class AAAAAA Finals 10-3-08 St. Xavier 30, Trinity 6 30-34-2 PJCS 38872 Regular Season 12-5-08 Trinity 28, St. Xavier 21 31-34-2 PJCS 10000 Class AAAAAA Semi-State 10-3-09 St. Xavier 32, Trinity 7 31-35-2 PJCS 26614 Regular Season 12-5-09 St. Xavier 34, Trinity 10 31-36-2 WKU 9962 Class AAAAAA Finals 10-1-10 Trinity 48, St. Xavier 0 32-36-2 PJCS 34326 Regular Season