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Kentucky High School Football State Semifinals Results

High school football players in action during KHSAA semifinals in Kentucky

Kentucky, November 29, 2025

The KHSAA football state semifinals showcased intense matchups on November 28, with teams like South Warren, Trinity, and Owensboro securing their spots in the championship games. South Warren triumphed over Ryle 36-20, while Trinity had a dominating win against St. Xavier, finishing 50-7. Major showdowns are set for the finals at Kroger Field in Lexington, wrapping up memorable performances from all participating schools.

Louisville, Kentucky – High School Football State Semifinals Results

In the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) football state semifinals held on November 28, 2025, several teams secured their spots in the upcoming state championship games. Key results included South Warren defeating Ryle 36-20 and Trinity dominating St. Xavier 50-7 in Class 6A.

Class 6A

  • South Warren 36, Ryle 20
  • Trinity 50, St. Xavier 7

Class 5A

  • Pulaski County 17, Atherton 0
  • Owensboro 49, Woodford County 6

Class 4A

  • Boyle County 34, Corbin 33
  • Franklin County 21, Paducah Tilghman 14

Class 3A

  • Murray 27, Lloyd Memorial 20
  • Christian Academy-Louisville (CAL) 56, Bell County 20

Class 2A

  • Owensboro Catholic 41, Beechwood 34
  • Lexington Christian Academy (LCA) 34, Belfry 29

Class 1A

  • Raceland 17, Pikeville 0
  • Kentucky Country Day 31, Campbellsville 13

These outcomes set the stage for the state championship games, which are scheduled for December 5-6 at the University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field in Lexington. Teams that have advanced to the finals include:

  • Class 6A: South Warren vs. Trinity
  • Class 5A: Pulaski County vs. Owensboro
  • Class 4A: Boyle County vs. Franklin County
  • Class 3A: Murray vs. Christian Academy-Louisville
  • Class 2A: Owensboro Catholic vs. Lexington Christian Academy
  • Class 1A: Raceland vs. Kentucky Country Day

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the dates and location for the KHSAA state championship games?

The state championship games are scheduled for December 5-6 at the University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field in Lexington.

Which teams have advanced to the state finals?

The teams advancing to the state finals are:

  • Class 6A: South Warren vs. Trinity
  • Class 5A: Pulaski County vs. Owensboro
  • Class 4A: Boyle County vs. Franklin County
  • Class 3A: Murray vs. Christian Academy-Louisville
  • Class 2A: Owensboro Catholic vs. Lexington Christian Academy
  • Class 1A: Raceland vs. Kentucky Country Day

Where can I find more information about the KHSAA state football playoffs?

For more detailed information on each game and team performances, please refer to the official KHSAA website or local sports news outlets.

Key Features of the KHSAA State Semifinals

Class Semifinal Matchups Finalists Championship Date Location
6A South Warren vs. Ryle; Trinity vs. St. Xavier South Warren vs. Trinity December 5-6 University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field, Lexington
5A Pulaski County vs. Atherton; Owensboro vs. Woodford County Pulaski County vs. Owensboro December 5-6 University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field, Lexington
4A Boyle County vs. Corbin; Franklin County vs. Paducah Tilghman Boyle County vs. Franklin County December 5-6 University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field, Lexington
3A Murray vs. Lloyd Memorial; Christian Academy-Louisville vs. Bell County Murray vs. Christian Academy-Louisville December 5-6 University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field, Lexington
2A Owensboro Catholic vs. Beechwood; Lexington Christian Academy vs. Belfry Owensboro Catholic vs. Lexington Christian Academy December 5-6 University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field, Lexington
1A Raceland vs. Pikeville; Kentucky Country Day vs. Campbellsville Raceland vs. Kentucky Country Day December 5-6 University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field, Lexington


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