21 Woodford County Yellow Jackets (5-1) found the end zone not even 70 seconds into the first quarter and never looked back en route to a dominant 52-12 district win over the South Oldham Dragons (5-2). This one was personal for Woodford County, which lost this very game nearly one year ago to the day, 32-27. By the end of the third quarter, Woodford County put a running clock on South Oldham behind a 38-0 advantage. “We had a different mentality, we wanted revenge,” Woodford County head coach Dennis Johnson said. Meanwhile, South Oldham will return to work as Scott County comes to town next Friday for another pivotal district matchup.