As of September 4, 2024, Garrard County has demonstrated strong performances in the 2024 Boys Soccer season, with several players featuring prominently in key statistical categories. Notably, Alexander Young and Zak Dailey have made their mark in the top scoring ranks, while Mason Seagraves has excelled in providing assists, and Slade Skeens has stood out as a goalkeeper. Here’s a breakdown of their achievements:

Top Scorers:

• Alexander Young ranks 3rd in the state, with 20 goals in 10 games, averaging 2.0 goals per game. His prolific scoring has contributed significantly to Garrard County's competitive edge.

• Zak Dailey also appears in the top 50 scorers, ranked 26th with 11 goals in 10 games, averaging 1.1 goals per game.

Top Assists:

• Mason Seagraves is ranked 2nd in the state for assists, having provided 13 assists in 10 games, with an average of 1.3 assists per game. His playmaking skills have been crucial in setting up scoring opportunities for his teammates.

Top Points:

• In the points category, which combines goals and assists, Alexander Young ranks 3rd with 42 points (20 goals and 2 assists), and Zak Dailey ranks 24th with 27 points (11 goals and 5 assists). These rankings highlight their all-around contribution to the team’s success.

Goalkeeper Performance:

• Slade Skeens is ranked 46th in goalkeeper saves with 55 saves in 10 games, averaging 5.5 saves per game. He also ranks 17th in shutouts, with 3 shutouts across 10 games, showcasing his defensive reliability.

Team Performance:

• Garrard County as a team is ranked 19th in the state for goals per game, scoring 44 goals in 10 games, with an average of 4.4 goals per game.

• Defensively, the team ranks 49th, allowing 14 goals across 10 games, averaging 1.4 goals allowed per game.

• The team is also ranked 18th in scoring margin, with an average goal difference of +3.0 per game.

These statistics reflect the strength and balance of Garrard County's boys soccer team, with key contributions across scoring, playmaking, and defense, positioning them as competitive contenders in the state.