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Dawgs travel to Class 4A Mason County tonight looking to bolster RPI position

BO BRUMFIELD
Last updated: October 2, 2026 12:34 pm
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Maysville, Ky. — After picking up a big District win last Friday the Bulldogs ( 3-1 ) will hit the road once again and travel to Class 4A Mason County ( 4-1 ) tonight. 

Cameron Castle had a big fumble recovery for a touchdown in last week’s victory over Letcher County Central. 

 

Lawrence Co. started District play with a big 42-13 win over Letcher County Central last week with all three phases getting in on the action the offense scored 4 touchdowns, the defense scored on a fumble recovery and the special teams ran a kickoff back for a touchdown. 

Mason County is coming off a bye week. The Royals last played on September 18th and came away with a 38-26 road victory over 6A Boone County. With their only loss at Boyd County 28-14 on September 11th. 

 

The RPI rankings came out earlier this week and the Bulldogs are sitting in a good spot at #5 in Class 3A in the state and #2 in the East behind Lloyd Memorial. 

The RPI rankings determine home field advantage after a couple of rounds of the playoffs are played. 

 

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