High School FootballSunday, November 8
Kenowa Hills wins its first district football title with a 63-0 rout of Ludington
The Good Day Grand Rapids team
If you stayed up for Friday's district finals, Kenowa Hills gave you something to talk about. The Knights beat Ludington, 63-0, for the program's first district title, a week after winning their first playoff game since 1992.
Kenowa Hills dominated its district final
- 63-0
- Kenowa Hills' win over Ludington
- 204
- passing yards for Grayson Fellows
- 135
- total yards for Ludington
Source: mlive
Quarterback Grayson Fellows threw four touchdown passes, and future Michigan running back Lundon Hampton ran for two scores. Ludington coach Brent Gillett said afterward, "They are overwhelming and they are the state title favorite for a reason."
- Kenowa Hills record: 10-1
- Next up: regional at Kenowa Hills against Hudsonville Unity Christian
- Byron Center: 59-37 over Portage Northern, its third title in four years
- Grandville: season ends at 5-6
Unity Christian got to that regional with a 49-23 win over Forest Hills Eastern. Over at Byron Center, Cam Payne, one of 10 semifinalists for the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year award, ran for four first-half touchdowns.
Kenowa Hills led three high-scoring district winners
Sources: mlive, Local Sports Journal
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Kenowa Hills | 63 pts |
| Byron Center | 59 pts |
| Unity Christian | 49 pts |
Sources: mlive, Local Sports Journal