2007 KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron 6A Championship - 2007 Class 6A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Playoffs

2007 Class 6A KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Playoffs

Districts Semifinals
November 9		 Districts Finals
November 16		 Elite Eight
November 23		 Final Four
November 30		 Finals
December 8
1 Marshall County 42
4 Henderson County 25
1 Marshall County 22
3 Daviess County 21
2 Graves County 20
3 Daviess County 27
1 Marshall County 0
1 St. Xavier 65
1 Saint Xavier 62
4 Butler 0
1 Saint Xavier 27
2 DuPont Manual 7
2 DuPont Manual 21
3 Pleasure Ridge Park 20
1 St. Xavier 31
2 Meade County 3
1 Greenwood 28
4 Nelson County 34
4 Nelson County 7
2 Meade County 13
2 Meade County 35
3 North Hardin 0
2 Meade County 25
1 Male 3
1 Male 42
4 Bullitt Central 8
1 Male 38
2 Fern Creek 27
2 Fern Creek 54
3 Southern 20
1 St. Xavier 28
1 Trinity 34 OT
1 Trinity 49
4 Seneca 0
1 Trinity 63
3 Ballard 14
2 Eastern 17
3 Ballard 27
1 Trinity 50
1 Henry Clay 14
1 Henry Clay 49
4 Tates Creek 7
1 Henry Clay 28
3 Paul Dunbar 0
2 Lafayette 0
3 Paul Dunbar 8
1 Trinity 56
1 Boone County 21
1 Boone County 45
4 Campbell County 13
1 Boone County 27
2 Ryle 17
2 Ryle 44
3 Simon Kenton 27
1 Boone County 45
4 Shelby County 35
1 Scott County 56
4 Shelby County 60
4 Shelby County 37
2 Madison Central 20
2 Madison Central 27
3 George Rogers Clark 14


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