Sophomore quarterback gets Beechwood football team back in Class 2A state championship game
By Terry Boehmker
NKyTribune sports reporter
Beechwood sophomore Clay Hayden had played in just three varsity games before he became the team’s starting quarterback in preseason practice. A knee injury put him on the sidelines for the first five games, but he recovered in time to get the Tigers...
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Sophomore quarterback gets Beechwood football team back in Class 2A state championship game
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Beechwood sophomore Clay Hayden had played in just three varsity games before he became the team’s starting quarterback in preseason practice. A knee... - More »
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