Page, Graham among KFCA’s area honorees
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South Warren’s Camden Page (7) looks for a pass during South Warren’s home game against Greenwood on Sept. 4.
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Bowling Green’s Nick Graham celebrates after scoring a touchdown. The Purples defeated visiting Grayson County 54-7 Friday, October. 23, 2026. The Homecoming game saw former Bowling Green head football coach, Kevin Wallace, inducted as the sixth member of Bowling Green High School’s Wall of Honor during halftime of Friday night’s football game. Before the start of the game, the Bowling Green High School Hall of Honor, Class of 2026: Doug Mefford, Class of 1981; Ashlee Wilson Quinn, Class of 2005; and Justin Tidwell, Class of 2006 were honored. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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Several area players and coaches were named among the Kentucky Football Coaches Association’s district award winners announced Friday.
South Warren senior quarterback Camden Page was picked as the Class 6A, District 2 Player of the Year. Page has completed 131 of 174 pass attempts for 2,035 yards and 28 touchdowns so far this season. Page has also ran for 197 yards and four touchdowns on 40 carries, plus scored a two-point conversion for the Spartans.
South Warren senior JaQuise Smith was named the Class 6A, District 2 Lineman of the Year. The two-way starting lineman helped the Spartans finish the regular season 8-2 and earn a first-round bye in the state playoffs.
Bowling Green senior running back Nick Graham was named the Class 5A, District 2 Player of the Year. Graham has run for 735 yards and 14 touchdowns on 102 carries, while adding nine catches for 80 yards.
Barren County senior Kataviun Fryar was named the Class 5A, District 2 Lineman of the Year. Fryar, a two-way starter, tallied 40 tackles and 4 1/2 sacks for the Trojans during the regular season. Barren County (7-3) was slated to host Graves County in a Class 5A state playoffs first-round game on Friday.
Bowling Green’s Mark Spader was named the Class 5A, District 2 Coach of the Year. Spader led the Purples to a 6-4 overall mark in the regular season, including a district championship. Bowling Green was set to host Apollo in the first round of the Class 5A state playoffs on Friday.
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Warren East’s Jason Foley was named the Class 4A, District 1 Coach of the Year. In his first season leading the program, Foley helped the Raiders improve to a 6-4 record this year after finishing 2-8 and missing the state playoffs the previous season. Warren East was slated to visit Nelson County in a Class 4A state playoff first-round game Friday.
