Kirk Johnson Leads Montgomery Catholic Knights to First-Ever 15-0 Season Victory
Columbiana native and former Cornerstone Christian School player Kirk Johnson led Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School to a 35-0 shutout win over Cherokee County, securing the AHSAA Class 4A championship trophy in Tuscaloosa.
Johnson's journey from experiencing personal tragedy to coaching success underscores the resilience and dedication that shapes championship teams, inspiring players and coaches alike.
- Johnson, in his third season as head coach, has led Montgomery Catholic to a 15-0 season, with a 41-2 overall record.
- The team secured the program's first state championship in its 150th year, with the Knights boasting a top-ranked defense that allowed only 189 total yards in the title game.
- Johnson's leadership and commitment to his team, despite personal loss, have left a lasting impact on the players and the program.
- The Knights finished the season at 15-0, marking their first undefeated season in the program's history.
- Quarterback Caleb McCreary had 197 yards of total offense and three touchdowns in the championship game.
Kirk Johnson's triumphant journey from personal loss to coaching success serves as a testament to resilience and determination, inspiring his players and leaving a lasting impact on the program.
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