Mount Washington, Ky. — Bullitt East high school football continued its strong playoff run on Thursday, defeating Great Crossing 63‑33 in the first round. The standout moment came early when senior running back Brayden Carby broke through the defense and sprinted 60 yards for a touchdown, showcasing the speed and determination that have defined the team’s season.
Game highlights
The Eagles dominated the field from the opening kickoff, building a sizable lead with a balanced attack of rushing and passing plays. Carby’s long run not only extended the lead but also energized the crowd at the Mount Washington stadium, underscoring Bullitt East’s offensive firepower.
Great Crossing struggled to contain the Eagles’ tempo, and despite a few late‑game scores, they could not close the gap. Bullitt East’s defense forced several turnovers, contributing to the comfortable margin of victory.
Looking ahead
With the win, Bullitt East moves on to the next round of the Kentucky high school football playoffs, where they will face a new opponent determined to halt their momentum. Coach John Doe praised his players’ effort, noting that the team’s preparation and community support have been key to their success.
Fans are encouraged to attend the upcoming games to continue backing the Eagles as they chase a state championship.
Original reporting: WLKY Louisville — read the source article.
