We are counting down the most-watched Max’s Moments from the 2025-26 sports season. These are the ones you watched the most, ranked by video views. We have now reached the top five.
At No. 5, Henderson County’s Braden Williams made big play after big play during the Second Region Basketball Tournament. Williams tipped in a missed shot to send Henderson County to a second overtime against Lyon County.
At No. 6, University Heights Academy senior Lincoln Hauret suffered a season-ending leg injury on a Monday. He had successful surgery on Wednesday, and on Thursday he was allowed to take the first kick of the Blazers’ game against Hopkins County Central.
At No. 7, with runners at second and third and one out in the eighth inning, Caldwell County’s Scott Cortner used every inch of his vertical leap to snag a liner and help preserve a region tourney win over Webster County.
At No. 8, Davaree Gude scored four touchdowns against Hart County, but none was as impressive as this 58-yard scamper, in which he was tripped up inside the 20-yard line and still found the end zone.
At No. 9, Henderson County kept pace with Lyon County in the region championship game early thanks to a pair of dunks by Xavion Johnson and Amare Stewart.
At No. 10, one of Kam Wilson’s three TDs against Trigg County came on a 41-yard pass connection from Daelyn Lander. Wilson caught the ball near the Caldwell sideline, kept his feet in bounds, and powered into the end zone.
At No. 11, it was one of the plays that helped University Heights Academy secure its All-A Classic win over Fort Campbell as Hayden Hunt came up with the steal and threw it down.
At No. 12, Cal Givens scored the game-winning goal for University Heights Academy in its 2-1 victory over Trigg County in the 2nd Region tournament in Henderson.
At No. 13, have you ever seen an outfielder throw out a runner at first base on a line drive on the game’s final play and that team not win the game? It happened in the 7th District softball semifinals between Caldwell County and Hopkins County Central.
At No. 14, Caldwell County’s Kam Wilson tipped the ball to himself, caught it, broke a tackle, and turned it into a 75-yard touchdown reception.
At No. 15, after Hopkins County Central scored to pull within 21-12 in the third quarter, Caldwell County’s Shane Fairrow returned the ensuing kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers went on to win 31-20.
At No. 16, trailing 1-0 with just two minutes left in their regional soccer quarterfinal match, Henderson County’s Adalyn Gish moved into the midfield and sent home a perfectly placed shot that tied the match and earned the Lady Colonel senior this Max’s Moment.
At No. 17, Sydney McLemore’s penalty kick was the third successful one for Hopkins County Central in its regional soccer quarterfinal win over Henderson County.
At No. 18, Nolan Coffman scored 17 first-half points in Lyon County’s 96-25 win over Crittenden County on Jan. 30. His final bucket came ahead of the halftime horn and earned him the 18th most-watched Max’s Moment of the season.
At No. 19, Madisonville-North Hopkins’ Ryder Sandidge would simply not be denied on this run. In this Max’s Moment, Sandidge powers it in for one of his three touchdowns against Marshall County on the night.
At No. 20, it’s the only time a referee has made the list. When Taylor Leahy’s 3-pointer wedged between the rim and backboard in the 5th District Tournament, Anton Jones showed off his vertical leap to keep the game flowing, earning him this Max’s Moment.
At No. 21, Kyle Yates’ tally with 2:52 left in OT lifted Madisonville-North Hopkins to a 3-2 victory over Webster County in first-round action at the 2nd Region tournament in Henderson.
At No. 22, Hopkinsville’s Jonovan Leavell scored five points in the final 17 seconds of the third quarter of the Tigers’ region tournament game, capped by a long 3-pointer after Lyon County missed a dunk. Watch Leavell nail the long heave in the 22nd most-watched Max’s Moment of the season.
At No. 23, it’s the only Max’s Moment on the list recorded in Alabama. Livingston Central overcame a 3-0 deficit to beat Deshler, Alabama, 4-3 on Addison Tramble’s walk-off two-run homer in the bottom of the seventh inning on April 3.
At No. 24, Trigg County’s MaKenna Hendricks won four matches at the KHSAA Girls’ State Wrestling Tournament on February 28 in Lexington. The fourth and final match was for the state title, the first for a Lady Wildcat wrestler. Watch MaKenna win the title and earn this Max’s Moment, the 24th most-watched this season.
At No. 25, Trigg County’s Landon Swann had a pair of second-quarter breakaway dunks against Livingston Central on Jan. 20 as part of a 19-point night. The second dunk earned Swann a technical foul for “hanging on the rim” as well as the No. 25 Max’s Moment.
