Local High School Football Teams Vie for Weekly Accolade
High school football teams West Jessamine, Lexington Catholic, and Frederick Douglass are competing for the Play of the Week for the week of October 30th, according to FOX 56 News.
Lexington, KY, October 30, 2026 — The race is on for the Play of the Week title for the week of October 30th, featuring three notable high school football programs from the local area: West Jessamine, Lexington Catholic, and Frederick Douglass. The competition highlights standout athletic achievements in the sport from the specified period.
FOX 56 News, the source reporting on this weekly award, is recognizing exceptional plays made by student-athletes during the week of October 30th. While the specific criteria for what constitutes a “Play of the Week” are not detailed in the provided information, such accolades typically celebrate impressive individual efforts or crucial team moments, such as long touchdowns, game-winning defensive stops, or strategic plays that significantly impact a game’s outcome.
The three nominated teams represent different school districts and athletic programs, each with its own history and community support. West Jessamine High School, Lexington Catholic High School, and Frederick Douglass High School are all known for their participation in competitive football circuits. The selection process for the Play of the Week award is managed by FOX 56 News, which identifies and presents the nominees to the public.
Details regarding the exact plays submitted for consideration by each team, the individual athletes involved, or the specific games in which these plays occurred were not immediately available. Furthermore, the method by which the winner is determined—whether through fan voting, editorial selection, or a combination thereof—has not been specified. The outcome of this competition, including which team or player ultimately earns the title of Play of the Week for October 30th, is expected to be announced by FOX 56 News.
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