Belfry’s Philip Haywood, the winningest coach in the history of Kentucky high school football, died Wednesday at age 73. He was seriously injured in a car crash in Pike County and was taken to ...

PIKE COUNTY, Ky. (WCHS) — Philip Haywood, long-time coach of Belfry High School football team the winningest high school coach in Kentucky, died Wednesday following a car crash that occurred ...

Philip Haywood, Kentucky’s all-time winningest high school football coach, died Wednesday at University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington. He was 73. Belfry athletics director Matt Varney ...

UPDATE (9:40 p.m. on January 22, 2025) — Pike County Schools Superintendent Freddie Bowling shared sympathies for the passing of Belfry High School Coash Philip Haywood in a Facebook post Wednesday.

The numbers are staggering. Philip Haywood was a high school football head coach in Kentucky for 50 seasons. Forty-one of them were at Belfry, the latest ending about two months before he died ...

Entering national signing day today, Haywood was one of two players who are ranked in the USA Today High School Sports top 100 composite recruiting rankings and were still uncommitted to a college.

Belfry head coach Philip Haywood roamed the sidelines as his team ... The talented coach was the all-time winningest high school coach in the history of Kentucky High School football, having ...

COLLEGE STATION — The Baylor track and field teams kept climbing this weekend, headlined by Molly Haywood becoming the first women’s pole vaulter in school history to clear 15 feet at an ...

Legendary Belfry football coach Philip Haywood died on Wednesday due to injuries he suffered in a recent automobile accident. Haywood passed while hospitalized at University of Kentucky’s Albert B.

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns unveiled his comprehensive school safety plan to the Georgia legislature on Monday. He held a press conference at the state capitol to talk about it on Monday morning.