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Congratulations!!
Former Ohio County basketball star
Mariah Robinson
was named 2nd team All-OVC. The 5’8” sophomore averaged 15.5
points and 5.9 rebounds per game for Murray State University.

The Owensboro Majesty Academy Knights made a

trip to Kentucky Christian State Tourney in basketball and defeated
Somerset Christian in the first game 67-51. The Knights lost in the
semifinals to Community Christian Academy of Covington 67-47.
David Reeves, Cody Bush, and Ryan Bitters were named to the
Kentucky Christian Athletic Association West All State Team.
Majesty players Aleisha James and Macy Wood
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The Journey
Young, dedicated, and ready to take on the
world of motocross, Dylan Cox, at age 5, is prepared
to make his mark on motocross history. Motocross has
been his life, from age 5 till now, at age18. Starting on a
little quad, now on a Kawasaki 450F, he has stepped his
way up the chain. Dylan at only 6 years old was already
making his way to the little town of Hurricane Mills, TN
for nationals on his CM 50 cobra, and has continued to
qualify and make the trip every year on the first week
of August. Dylan has also participated in other kinds
of racing but never seemed to pull away from his bike,
trying flat track and harescrambles; they never seemed to
stick like motocross.
Motocross takes almost every weekend, and most
week days, coming home from school and jumping on a
bike was his schedule, soon enough the school wasn’t
happy with all the missed days, so we decided to home
school Dylan in 8th grade. With his dad as his mechanic, his
mom and sister as support, and his grandparents always
there to cheer him on, he was living the dream with his
family. Motocross is family, everyone is always there to help
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each other out, and you make so many new friends from track to track. Dylan has made
friends in states from east and west coasts and everywhere in between. COME SEE BIG DAVE’S
Dylan relies a lot on his families support, he enjoys having his parents, Jeff and
Shelena Cox, there to support him, and they have been there since the beginning and
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will continue to be there as he progresses through his motocross career. His dad, Jeff,
working on his bike and helping make sure they are ready to hit the line when it’s time
to race. His mom, Shelena, keeping his nutrition perfect and traveling all over with him,
is keeping him competitive with all the fast racers. His sister, Bailey Cox has always
been there, running water to the line and cleaning his gear when he’s done racing.
His grandparents, Roger and Becky McDaniel, also known as his number one fans, are
always there to help in any way possible. Ashlee Cox, his older sister, supports him and
attends all the races. Dylan is thankful for his family and wouldn’t know what to do
without them. He knows that his family will always be there for him and his choices on
his journey through his career.

Dylan on top of motocross finished his high school education at Nations high
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involving no one except you. Dylan has had his share of hardships but, never gives
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RAMPAGE Skate to State Championship Game

The Owensboro Rampage and the Edge Ice Arena played
host to the Kentucky High School Hockey League state
tournament on March 5th and 6th. You didn’t have to be
a hockey fan to enjoy this event, but if you were, then you
sure got to see some great hockey right here at home.

The Rampage came in as the #2 seed in the tourney and

promptly hammered Lexington Catholic in the first round
8-0. Playing their second game of the day in the semifinals
the Owensboro team beat Louisville Eastern 3-1 in a
tough, hard fought victory. Eastern came out determined
to shove the Rampage around and quickly found out that
the Rampage would have none of that. Answering every
hard Eastern ‘check’ with one of their own, the Rampage
showed that they could take a punch and give one right
back, maybe even a little harder one. Now, Coach Jim
Harmon and his squad would face the #1 seed, Louisville
Trinity, in the state finals.

On Sunday afternoon the Edge was loud and rocking. Many

Owensboro residents showed up who had never stepped
foot inside the new ice rink before, but who were there to
cheer on the Rampage. Many fans didn’t really understand
the game of hockey but it didn’t matter, Owensboro had a
chance to win a state title and they wanted to be there to
see it. Standing room only crowd, you bet.

Every seat was filled, and people stood 2-3 deep all around
the ice. Noise makers, bells, and just plain screams filled
the air. Goalie Griffin Moore was determined to lead his
team to the state title. Everyone in attendance cheered and tourney next year and then
yelled with every move on the ice. In the end the Rampage the ‘puck’ just may drop their
could not overcome the Trinity Shamrocks. The final score way.
read 4-1 Trinity, but it had been much closer. It was a game
played for the most part with great skill and enthusiasm, a If you missed the hockey
couple of heated moments between the teams, but that was action then make plans now
to be expected. The Owensboro players were disappointed to see the Rampage next
but they also knew they had had a great year. This team
loses only two players and you can bet that this defeat will
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Something to Consider
The 3rd Region has once again produced a tremendous year for its
fans. The Daviess County Panthers and Owensboro Catholic Lady
Aces made trips to Rupp and Diddle Arena’s and even though
they did not get the results they were hoping for, both teams had a
great following of fans. Diddle was crowded with green and Rupp
was really rockin’ with red. Both schools showed what true school
spirit is all about.
In the regional finals the Panthers one point victory over
Muhlenberg County and The Lady Aces win over Grayson County
were two games you surely did not want to miss. Try to pick out the
moment of the year in the 3rd Region. Well it would be hard for it
not to be the loud and enthusiastic crowd that witnessed the girl’s
final at the Sportscenter. Depending on whom you talked with the
size of the crowd ranged from 3600 to 4300 screaming loyal fans.
This is how it is supposed to be. Played where all who want to
see the game can watch it. Parking plenty and that was with the
state hockey championship going on next door, the atmosphere
and energy created by the fans was simply outstanding. This is
why the 3rd Region basketball tourneys, boys and girls, need to be
played at the Owensboro Sportscenter. Play the first round games
at the home of the district winners if you will, but move the semis
and finals back to the Sportscenter. If the boy’s game between
Daviess County and Muhlenberg County had been played there it
would have been a packed house, no doubt. And these two teams
deserved to play in front of 4500 to 5000 fans.
Years ago the Owensboro Red Devils may have a home court
advantage. That was also before consolidation. That was when
you had Central City, Bremen, Hartford, Fordsville, Caneyville, and
many other small schools trying to win that trip to the Sweet 16 in
Freedom Hall. At that time Owensboro Catholic played their home
games at the Sportscenter as well and no one complained about the
aces having home court advantage. Well the times have changed.
The Red Devils have their own gym, Muhlenberg County has one
school, and there is only one place in the 3rd region that can handle
a crowd in excess of 3000. That is the Owensboro Sportscenter. In
the 9th District final the Panthers and Red Devils played before a
huge crowd there. Could either school have accommodated that
size crowd, maybe, and did some fans go to the game because they
knew they would be able to get in and that they could get a seat
and see the game – probably.
How many 3rd region basketball fans would have loved to seen
the Panthers-Mustangs final at Meade County? Many decided
not to make the trip because of the limited seating available. And
how many loyal Panther and Mustang fans didn’t make the trip
for the same reason? After talking with many 3rd region coaches
and administrators, all who asked not to be named, they all stated
that they wished that at least the semis and finals be at the
Sportscenter. What does it take to get this done? Great question.
Somebody in the region needs to take the lead and get this on the
top of the agenda. Maybe the City of Owensboro needs to make
the Sportscenter more affordable for these games. Until this is
done there is one group of people that will continue to miss out on
some great games in the 3rd region - - - THE FANS!!

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PLAY BALL!
Spring has finally arrived and it is time to watch the
balls fly around the ballparks. Yes, it is time for baseball
and softball and once again the 3rd Region has some
outstanding teams to watch.
Let’s start with baseball. The preseason rankings are
out and the Apollo Eagles come in at #4. This
could be Coach Bob Mantooth’s best team ever. Led by
preseason all-state candidates Luke Daugherty
and Matthew Johnson this team is loaded with
hitters from top to bottom. The questions this team must
answer are:
1.Can they get the pitching they need in
big games?
2.Can they put run on the board against
good pitching? If so, this group of
Eagles will be hard to beat, not only in
the 3rd Region but all over the state.
You have new coaches at Butler County with Rick
Alfonso, Ohio County with Vic Evans and Mitchell Sims
at Owensboro Catholic. Coach Sims may have inherited
the best pitching staff in the region with Dalton Mellot,
Nolan Miller, Jonathon Higdon, and Mason Richardson.
The question the Aces have to answer is can they score
runs. Daviess County must find a way to make up for the
loss of Austin Clay, who to a lot of baseball people was the
best pitcher in Kentucky last year. The Panthers have a lot
of pieces and Coach Brandon Dennis must find a way to
put the puzzle together.
The Panthers and the Aces were the only other 3rd region
teams to get votes in the state preseason rankings.
Teams to watch that could have a major impact on who
gets that trip to Legends field in Lexington come June
are: Hancock County, a load of talent with several
question marks. Grayson County, tremendous
potential led by Coach Danny Clark. Owensboro
High School, can Coach Kip Walters get his players to
buy into the team concept. More talent here than he had
when he made that trip to the state championship game
two years ago.
It will definitely be an exciting year for baseball in the
3rd region. The 9th District is loaded and whoever comes
out on top there will have to be the favorite in the region
tourney.
When you talk softball in the 3rd Region, or the state
Kentucky for that matter, you have to start with the
Owensboro Catholic Aces. Preseason rankings
have them at #4 and you know that Coach George
Randolph will have his team ready. But, this year the Aces
will face stiff competition from a lot of teams in the 3rd
region. The preseason rankings have Meade County
at #9 and Butler County at #12. Both of these
teams are ready to knock the Aces off the perch they have
been on for several years. The Lady Waves and Bears are
both young and loaded with talent.
Grayson and Muhlenberg Counties were also
mentioned in the preseason rankings and there are high
expectations for both of these squads as well.
There are up to 8 teams that could make a serious run for
the regional championship. Daviess and Hancock
Counties as well as Apollo have good young teams
that believe this is their time to be #1 in this area. All of
the teams mentioned have a legitimate shot at regional
title. The regular season will be a real test this year as
each team tries to gain the confidence it will need to win
come tournament time. That could be the biggest factor in
determining if any team can beat the Aces for the chance
to represent the 3rd Region at the state tournament in
Owensboro. Each game will definitely be worth the price
of admission.
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MUHLENBERG COUNTY high schoolBASEBALL

From the Dugout...
2010 Season - 1st season as the consolidated starter last year with strong performances against prove quickness and arm strength
Muhlenberg County High School Christian Co (giving up only 1 earned run in 6 innings • Catchers: Dustyn Pentecost (Sr),
Most people think that Coach
Record: John Wooden’s book,inPyramid
22-15 a 2-0 loss)ofand his relief appearance in the regional Kevin Dorris (So), and Justin Peay
Success,
is just Head
for coaches and athletes.
Coach: KenWell, guess again. This book is greatfor him to improve his offensive
Carver
finals. We will look
(So). We lost two reliable and experienced catchers
production
reading for anyone. It doesn’t matter if you are a doctor, tremendously
lawyer, teacher, from last season. from last year in Brysen Skaggs and Derek Brown.
10th District Champions
housekeeper, husband or wife, the Pyramid of Success• SS/P - Tybe
should Broady
a must (Sr): .300 Avg, 42 Runs As of now, it is hard to tell who our best option is.
3rd Region Finals scored: Ty is
read. Coach Wooden says, “success is peace of mind which is a directvery fundamentally sound in all areas of Hopefully one will emerge as our number one guy as
his game. Possibly our overall best player, a lot will the season progresses. Until then, all three should see
result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the
be expected of him as he could hit anywhere in the time behind the plate.
best that you are capable of becoming.” top third of our lineup and will anchor our defense up
Lost 7 seniors from last • P - Cortland Hampton (8th grade):
the middle. Ty has also worked extremely hard in the
years
In theteam.
bookKey losses
when he include:
talks about condition he talksweightabout room
a double Strong left hander who is physically and mentally
and has added a step speed wise.
developed beyond his age.
SS-Aaron Johnson
•responsibility, the coaches who
and is
the players.
now playingThe
at coach responsibility
• CF/P - Brody Stobaugh (Jr): .320 Avg,
Central Alabama Junior
is the practice, College
what drills to use, how to use them,35the length • Runners - David Hocker and Dant-
RBI, 3 HR, of
All District Team: As a sophomore
C - Brysen
•practice and howSkaggs
much conditioning to catcher)
(5-year varsity do. The player’s responsibility
last season, Brody emerged as possibly our best all rell Cunningham: Two seniors who have
added a lot of speed to our team. They are still
•is1B - Ben practices.
between Parsons Coach Wooden
(Messenger said, “you
Inquirer All- canaround
tear down more His speed, arm strength, and nose
outfielder.
for tracking down learning the game and all the complexities of base
between
Area Team)practices than we can build up during practices. A lack of balls is exceptional - especially con-
sidering last year was his first playing the position. running, but with experience will provide us a great
P/C - conduct
•proper Derek deficient
Brownrest and and
(6 wins an improper
2.15 ERA) diet will keep you from advantage as courtesy and pinch runners.
•attaining
OFs - Sethand maintaining
Lancaster desirable conditioning. You can improve us in RBIs and HRs and will be
and Lucas
Offensively, he lead
relied on heavily to produce for us again this year.
your condition, maybe, and lack some of these, but you can’t attain the
Shanks
desirable without the physical conditioning being preceded by mental Season outlook:
• While there are definitely some spots to fill, we are very
and moral conditioning.” excited about our team this year. Our seniors last year did
Guys
In athletics, physical conditioning is important. That’s that have
why almost
Key players returning: toHestep
all of Coach Wooden’s drills were conditioning drills. believed in up:
an excellent job of laying the foundation of our program and
hopefully gained some respect for our program. There is
• P/3B - Kraig Farley (Sr): 8-3 Record, no doubt that the consolidation put us on a different level
• P/utility
conditioning-mental, moral, and physical conditioning. If you fail-to
Neal Kirkpatrick (Fr): 2-0
2.17 ERA, All 3rd-Region Team, East/West All-state than previous years, and we fully expect to compete for the
address any of these you will be limited.
participant: Kraig has been so consistent and reli-
Record, 2.27 ERA as an 8th grader last year at the region year in and year out. With only losing one pitcher
varsity level from last season’s team, we feel like our pitching as well as
able on mound since his freshman year. His ability to
change speeds, locate, and change arm angles makes • OF - Ryan Harper (So): solid defensively our defense will keep us in every game. What must improve
--Physical exercise has some value, but
him a difficult pitcher to have success against. In the but must improve offensively is our offensive approach, which must be different than a
season ago. With the seniors we had last season, we could
spiritual exercise is much more important,
off-season, Kraig has worked extremely hard in the
weight room which has significantly improved his
• OF - Kyle Tucker (So): very good tools, but afford to not press anything offensively and let them drive in
must improve confidence that should come with more our runs. This year’s team will be built more on speed and
for it promises a reward in both this life and
velocity as well as his power at the plate. experience execution. If some of our young guys develop and mature
• P/1B - Tyler Cartwright (Sr): 4-1 • 2B/P - Alex Peveler (Jr): solid defensively, and our defense and pitching continues to be our strengths,
the next (1 Timothy 4:8).
Record, 3.27 ERA: Tyler really emerged as a reliable has worked extremely hard in the offseason to im- we feel we can have a very successful season.
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Owensboro Catholic Aces BASEBALL

2010 Season
Record: 15-13
Head Coach: Allen Cox
The 2011 Owensboro Catholic Aces Varsity Baseball team is
made up of
7 seniors
• Jonathan Higdon
• Zach Brett
• Nolan Miller
• Dalton Mellott
• Josh Hayden
• Zach Devine
• Jackson Caudill
7 juniors 5 soph’s
• Masden Riney • Mason
• Alec Bahnick Richardson
• Blake West • Caleb Brand
• Blaise Moore • Ronni Ramsey
• Peyton Booth • Chris Vessels field even with the lack of varsity outfield experience from could be a frustrating day for the opponent. Miller is also
• Thomas Weis • Corey Clouse whomever is playing the other outfield position, whether in his third season in the rotation, and enters the season
• Logan Cecil that is Caleb Brand, Peyton Booth, Ronnie Ramsey, Logan having the most career starts for the Aces. He holds above
and a handful of talented under classman. Coach Mitchell Cecil or some of our underclassman. Multiple defensive average velocity with good command of his breaking ball
Sims is hoping that the talent level and depth at each posi- options will allow a lot of guys playing time throughout the and changeup. He is a bulldog on the mound and is always
tion will create a competitive spirit in his team, which will season. aggressive in attacking hitters in the strike zone. With
produce players that can perform in game time pressure that mentality, Miller is a good candidate to pitch deep into
situations. Implementing some sort of competition into games and keep his team in contention for a win. Another
each days practice plan has already transformed the guys Offensively, the Aces will be aggressive
at the plate, play small ball when needed, aggressively starter on the Aces staff will be sophomore Mason
into intense competitors, now we want them to channel
that competitiveness toward our opponents. intelligent on the bases, and will hopefully be in scoring Richardson. He has power stuff with a hard
position when our big bats reach the plate. Guys like sinking fastball and solid breaking pitches. Richardson
Bahnick, Higdon, and Riney should score a started several games for Catholic as a freshman last
Defensively the Aces infield will be led by lot of runs if they reach base with guys like Mellott, season and hopes that experience will help him have a solid
short stop Jonathan Higdon, who has anchored the Aces 2011 campaign. Other pitchers expected to log innings this
infield since his freshman year, catcher Zach Brett, who Miller, and Brett anchoring the middle of the line- spring are Zack Devine, Masden Riney,
played first base last year but now will have the responsibil- up. No matter which defensive combination we set for the
day we expect a lot of production from our offensive. and Blaize Moore. Devine, a senior, is a crafty
ity of managing our experienced pitching staff, utility in- right hander who could spot start and be a long reliever.
fielder Dalton Mellott will play all Infield positions based on The Aces’ 2011 pitching staff returns several arms that His ability to locate will help him be a solid contributor
who is pitching, third baseman Nolan Miller, who may also have experience at the Varsity level. The group is led by 3 for the staff. Riney, a junior, is an excellent athlete who
see some time in the outfield, first baseman Zach Devine, senior starters: Jonathon Higdon, Dalton
possesses a great arm with above average velocity. He has
and second baseman Josh Hayden, who may also see some Mellott, and Nolan Miller. Higdon the least in-game experience on the staff, but as he logs
time in the outfield. Blake West will see time at second base, begins his third season in Catholic’s rotation. He has more innings throughout the season Riney could be very
Mason Richardson will see time at third base, Thomas Weis above average velocity with solid command of 4 pitches. effective for the Aces. Moore is a big, strong junior who
and Blaise Moore will both compete for time at first base. When he is locating his breaking ball in the bottom of the could contribute for the Aces if he hones his skills to go
Chris Vessels, and Corey Clouse can play multiple infield strike-zone, Higdon is a very effective pitcher for the Aces. along with his big frame.
positions. On patrol for the Aces in the outfield are Masden Mellott is in his second season in the rotation, and has the
Riney and Alec Bahnick who will share centerfield duties most electric stuff on the staff. He has plus velocity and
based on who is pitching, and be in the line- up on a daily three above average off speed pitches. His control can be
basis. With their speed and ability to anticipate the ball off a little erratic at times, but when Mellott is in command, it
the bat we expect a great defensive effort from the out-

Daviess County Panthers BASEBALL

the injury to Jordan Dobbs (SS) last season, Sean was
2010 Season Breakout performers: asked to play 2B as we tried to put our infield back
Record: 23-14 After getting off to a slow offensive start last year,
together. He provided an instant spark for us defen-
senior Jordan Dobbs was headed toward breakout
Head Coach: Brandon Dennis status before he suffered a broken hand in a mid-April
sively. This season, Sean will need to continue to
help anchor the middle defensively while contributing
game at Apollo. Jordan is now poised to have a major
with quality ABs as well.
impact for our team this season. Another player we
key losses expect to take a major step forward is Blaise Trogolo,
• Austin Clay-P (8-0 record, 1.32 ERA, 127 Ks) who made some spot starts on the mound last season Expectations:
and will need to carry more of the load near the top of The expectations for this season are for our team to
• Chris Morgan-3B (.300 BA, solid defensive our pitching rotation. be more consistent throughout the regular season
3B) so that, as a group, we can improve across the board
without worrying about falling back into bad habits
Sudden impact:
Key players returning: Sophomores Kyle Schneider and Sean Pedley will both
and starting the cycle all over again. With the experi-
ence that this group now has, consistency is the
• AustinEdge-C (.380 BA, 22 RBI) be important if we want to achieve consistent success
next logical step forward if our goal is to be prepared
• Mitchell Owens-1B (.330 BA, 21 RBI) this season. Last season, Kyle threw some innings
for the postseason. If we can achieve this goal, we
at the varsity level and had some success at different
• Blakely Keith-OF (.401 BA, 17 RBI) points. This season, Kyle will need to carry a bigger
should have a great season.
•Tyler Mills-SS (.490 OBP, .980 fielding %) part of the load if we hope to be successful. After
Page 14 April 2011 The Sporting Times

Owensboro Meade Co. Hancock Co.

Red Devils
BASEBALL
2010 Season
Record: 15-13
Head Coach: Kip Walters
RETURNING STARTERS:
• Thomas White, senior pitcher:  Pitched in
the state championship game 2 years ago.
• Daniel Deno, senior pitcher:  Started dis-
trict tournament against Apollo last season.
• Cody Martin, senior outfielder:  Started in
center field last season.
• Brandon Belcher, senior outfielder:  starters and our #1 (Bo Wilson - committed to Air
Started in right field last season.
• Jacob Roberts, junior infielder and
catcher:  Caught last year, will play more infield
this year.
• Jordan Haire, junior infielder:  Started at
1st base last season.  contribution from the bottom of our line-up we
Other players potential-
ly making an impact:
Brown Lewis, junior pitcher, Reading Harmon,
junior pitcher, Sid Shipman, senior catcher,Haden
Shipman, sophomore pitcher, Myles Walker,
sophomore infielder, Jamon Cosby, freshman
infielder,Darian Dull, freshman infielder,Darrell
Boehman, freshman infielder and Trenton Cundiff,
freshman outfielder.
Green Wave Hornets
BASEBALL BASEBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 19-16 Record: 17-13
Head Coach: Todd Clanton Head Coach: Kevin Keown
The Green Wave are coming off a 19-16 season in
which we played in the region semifinals.  They
KEY LOSSES
have won the 11th district back to back years.  • JakeEckles (P/Inf)
• Nolan Braun (Of)
The Green Wave will have some big shoes to fill • Jared Keown(1B)
with the loss of their shortstop and #2 pitcher (Jus-
tin Amburgey) who is now playing at Campbells-
RETURNING STARTERS:
ville University.  They also graduated both corner
outfielders.  The Green Wave have 6 returning • Christian Nelson (C/Of) 28/29 Sb’s
ª Chance Hamilton (Of/P) Ba. .405 3Hr 
Force) and #3 (Jake Wilson) pitchers both back this 22Rbi 16 2B
year. 
• Colin Tindle (Inf, P) .310 15Rbi
• Logan Brown (SS/C) .340 18Rbi’s
“We feel like it’s the deepest our pitching staff has
ever been (8 guys we feel like can throw) and if • John Neff (P/1B) 4.54 Era
we can get some solid outfield play and some • Jacob Brown (P/1B) 3.20 Era
could have a successful season” Head Coach
Clanton.  “For the 2011 season we should be as deep
as anyone on the mound.  We have several
players with varsity experience and if we field
the baseball better, we can be very successful. 
We have good team speed and kids that
are able to play several different positions.”
Coach Keown 
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around us better. Anyone not about winning, but about
who possesses competitive learning to give all we have to
greatness loves a challenge, give.
the tougher the better.
Whether you are a player,
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Grayson County Ohio County

Cougars Eagles
BASEBALL BASEBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 26-12 Record: 6-24
Head Coach: Danny Clark Head Coach: Vic Evans
12th District Champions
Danny Clark is going into his 9th year as Head Coach here at Grayson Co. and is just 18 wins from
key players lost:
reaching the 200 win plateau during his tenure!  • Garrett Leach- pitcher (3-5) record
• CF Cody Murphy Jr to a torn ACL.  He led the team with 6
“I have been very fortunate to have a lot of very good players come through this program over
that 8 years!  We just graduated 3 seniors from last year’s squad that ended up 26-12, and all
homeruns last year.
three signed to play college baseball.  Plus all three were pitchers Mikey Scott 2nd team All-State
is at Berea, Tyler Saltsman 2nd Team All-State is at Murray St., and T.J. Wood signed with St. top returning players:
Catherines” said Coach Clark.  • Jake Taylor-SR. (C) .340 avg. with team leading 17 RBI last year
This year’s squad returns 5 starting everyday players.  Over the last three years, the team has • Tyler Tichenor-JR (2B) .330 avg with team leading 9 SB last year
averaged over 7 runs per game which will be put to the test this year according to coach Clark. • Mykyle Marshall- SR (OF) .350 with 15 RBI last year
Catcher Shain Goff is our only Sr.  Shain hit .385 last yr. and was exceptional behind the plate. 
• Tyler Goff- SR (P) 3 wins last year
Short Stop Jr. Brady Clemons is a Jr. and is the best defensive player I have coached.  Very good • Bubby Phelps -SR (P) lead the team with 3.88 ERA and 39 K’s in 36
base runner and looks to be our leadoff man.  Third Baseman Jr. Joey Henry started all of last yr. innings
and was exceptional, strong arm and very athletic.  Outfielder Jr. Jakob Clemons is a 2 yr. starter  
who looks to be in the middle of the lineup.  Big strong kid who has the potential to put up big “With any situation when an entirely new staff comes into a program,
numbers!  Second baseman Soph. Ty Davis is a 2 yr. starter.
changes are going to be made.  I have been so impressed with how hard the
Started as an eighth grader and even in the Regional Chamionship two yrs. ago.  He is a “Gamer”. 
team as a whole has worked and how they have taken to the changes.  We
Jr. Tyler Hill, Soph. Dalton Logsdon, and Fr. Joseph Anthony look to compete for time in the hope that with this hard work that we can improve on the win total from
outfield.  Jr. Ethan Meredith, Soph, Justin Calvert, Soph. Nathan Clemons look to get time at First last year” said Head Coach Vic Evans.
Base.  Jr. Cameron Bass, Jr. Joey Henry, Soph. Jordan Cates, Soph. Rance Whobery, Soph. Kevin
Pierce, Fr. Jameson VanMeter are all showing promise on the mound. 

“We will be inexperienced on the mound because last yrs. innings were eat up by the two All-
Staters.  We look to be good defensively and hope that will keep
us in games as we gain experience on the mound!  Hope this
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McLean County Apollo Eagles

Cougars
BASEBALL BASEBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 11-17 Record: 26-13
Head Coach: Marc Searcy Head Coach: Bob Mantooth
The 2011 Cougars return this year with high hopes of winning the district crown and returning to the regional Apollo baseball has a great tradition with 4- Kentucky State
tournament. We return 6 starters from a district runner up team. Lewis McCrystal is the lone senior this year, but
leads a talented group of juniors with some seasoning under their belt.
Final Four appearances 1994, 2003, 2007, 2008 and Eight 3rd
Pitching: Region Championships in 1994, 1995, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007
and 2008. This year the program has high expectations with a
The Cougar staff will be anchored by Damian Bullock (Junior), Dakota West (Junior), and Lewis McCrystal. Damian preseason ranking of 4th in the state, and two preseason All State
gave us quality innings last year and has improved over the off season. He is committed to leading this staff and players with senior Luke Daugherty and junior Matthew Johnson.
has shown a great work ethic throughout the preseason. Dakota West returns after blossoming late in the season
last year. He has added some bulk and some velocity on his fastball. Dakota is a competitor who is always ready
to battle the competition. Lewis McCrystal brings the most experience to the staff. He had quality starts last year key players lost:
while he won 3 games. Lewis has good control and nice curveball. Other pitchers who will get time on the mound Last season the Eagles graduated Bryson Morrow and
are Blake Shadowen (Junior), Corbin Wilson (Junior), Brennan Smith (Sophomore), and Jake Carter (Freshman).
In the Field: Todd Carver, but are bringing back a very talented team.
According to Coach Mantooth this could be his best team ever.
Lewis McCrystal and Cody Badertscher (sophomore) will share catching duties this year. Both players have
improved over the preseason. Cody will also see some time at 2nd Base. First base is a two man battle between
Zach Johnson (Junior) and Wesley Dame (Freshman). Both players have shown promise and will give the team
options this year. Second base will be manned by Corbin Wilson. Corbin brings experience and leadership to
Returning starters
the infield as he has started the past three seasons at 2nd. Shortstop will be manned by Damian Bullock as well • Dalton West  Catcher Nick Laster 1B 
as Corbin Wilson on days that Damian is pitching. Our middle infield play should prove to be a strength as both Matthew Johnson shortstop
players have shown great ability and have experience. Garret Smith (Sophomore) will also provide relief at 2nd and
3rd base depending on the pitching duties. Third base will be manned by Brennan Smith. Brennan is a fine fielder
• Luke Daugherty 3b  Wesley Purcell and
with range and a strong arm. The outfield is anchored by Blake Shadowen, Dakota West, Jake Carter, and Quinten Brady Flaspoehler OF
Sexton (Freshman). Our outfield play has been great during the preseason with Blake doing a fine job of leading a • Pitchers Matt Hodskins Dorian Taylor
fairly young group.
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At the plate: Tanner Edge and Zach Ranburger.
Cody Badertscher will likely hit leadoff this year. Cody has a way of getting
on base, and is a fine hitter and smart base runner. Corbin Wilson will likely hit
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Jake Carter hitting well, and Brennan Smith providing a solid hitter in
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Breckinridge
County Tigers
BASEBALL
2010 Season
Record: 15-18
Head Coach: Jonathan Bennett
 
We will be a senior laden team this year with 8 seniors. We have 4
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Breckinridge Edmonson County

Co. Lady Tigers Lady Wildcats
SOFTBALL SOFTBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 11-19 Record: 20-16
Head Coach: Adam Cox 3rd region All “a” champs
Head Coach: Wyn Caudill
Lost two players,
return 8 starters. key players lost:
• Jordan Simon SS
top returning players:
•  Rachel Pile, Sr. 3rd base: struck out one time in 117 plate top returning players:
appearances.  .412 batting average, 9 home runs, 17 doubles
4 seniors
• Julie Jarboe, Sr. SS: .408 batting average, 11 doubles
• Katlyn Vincent
• Jennifer Jeffries, Sr. CF: .306 batting average, 18 RBI’s, 8
stolen bases
• Alllie Newton
•  Hannah Lee, Soph. P, Starting pitcher since 8th grade • Leah Elmore
• Brittany Parsons.
Underclassmen
• Paige Carnes
• Gabby Gentry
• Hannah Clemmons
Hancock County  

Lady Hornets
Coach Caudill is taking over for Coach Kevin Jackson who he worked with for the past 8
seasons.

SOFTBALL “We hope to continue the winning tradition he established. We have good team speed and
athleticism. We have two solid pitchers in freshmen Paige Carnes and senior Brittany Parsons.
We are focusing on fundamentals, throwing and catching the softball, base running and bunting.
2010 Season We return everybody but 1 player from last year. So our expectations are high. We compete in a
Record: 30-9 tough district and region. Butler Co, Grayson Co and Whitesville Trinity make up our district, so
Head Coach: Jake Schwindel we have to be ready to play if we have any hope of making a post season run. I do believe our
9 players have the ability to compete with anyone. We have put together a tough schedule and
hopefully that will prepare us for the post season” Coach Wyn Caudill
key players lost:
• Taylor Wroe, Pitcher
• Mackenzie Johnson, Outfielder
Trinity Whitesville
top returning players:
• Carli Mosby (senior)
Lady Raiders
• Sarah Morgan (senior) SOFTBALL
• Chelsea Wimmmer (senior)
• Jadale Daugherty (junior). 2010 Season
  Record: 9-19
TEAM STRENGTHS AND OUTLOOK: Head Coach: Bridget Abbott
Replacing Taylor Wroe at pitcher will be tough, but Sarah Morgan
(senior) will more than fill the spot.  We also have Sophmore pitchers
Kristen Smith and Mariah Hayes who will see mound time.  Our key players lost:
strengths I feel will be our hitting and defense.  We will be able to put • Audrey Mayfield
a lot of power in the middle of our line-up with some speed at the top. 
Our infield had been together for four years now and should be strong. top returning players:
  We have 4 Seniors returning.
Our motto this year is “one game at a time” “We need to focus on
• Carrie Wilkerson (12)
each game as they come and play hard and see what happens”. Coach
Schwindel. • Mercedez Varble (12)
• Leah Collins (12)
• Hannah Coomes (10)
24-Hours - 7 Days A Week • Katie Wathen (9)
HEAVY DUTY, TOWING & RECOVERY • Chelsea Howard (10)
LANDOLL, LOWBOY & ROAD SERVICE • Liza Howard (9). 
 
HEAVY TEAM STRENGTHS AND OUTLOOK:
“We have worked very hard this early spring to increase our RBIs and
HAULING, INC. aggressiveness on the bases. We have focused a lot of our practices on learning
the game mentally as well as physically. We believe this helps the girls to have
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learning how to analyze the game and opponent’s strategies.  We anticipate a
great season!” Head Coach Bridget Abbott
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Daviess County Apollo E-gals

Lady Panthers
SOFTBALL SOFTBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 20-14 Record: 20 – 18
Head Coach: John Biggs 3rd season- (41-26) Head Coach: Frank Stein

key players lost: key players lost:

• Katie Perkins, 146 innings, 138 K’s, ba .440 (team high) • Chelsea  Riney ( shortstop )
• Carri Crisp, 4 yr. starter, ba. .360 , 36 RBI’s (team high) • Paige Knott ( pitcher )

top returning players: top returning players:

•Shaina Tinnell, Sr., 2B, the team’s defensive infielder of the year, will • Mackenzie Weedman ( Junior ) will take over at the shortstop position.
look for increase productivity at the plate. Field % last 2 years.-.994 She started in centerfield last year.
• Lauren Daugherty, Sr. RF, 2nd starter, one the fastest players on the • Sophomores Brook Robbins and Rachel Tanner will play 3rd and
1st respectfully
team.
• Sophomore Taylor Fenwick will be behind the plate
• Hannah Tipton, Jr, SS, 3rd year starter, one of top SS around, hits for
the left side, speed on the bases, and has the ability to drive the ball. .350, 10 • Juniors Kim Williams, Alyssa Barnett, Kayla Norris,
stolen bases Paige Thompson, and Emily Wilkerson, will be vying for several
positions....
• Marissa Massie, Jr., 1B, 3rd year starter, plays stellar defense, one of
• Freshman Katelyn Knott (Pitcher/outfield)
most consistent returning hitters. .329, 11 RBI’s
• Sarah Smith (catcher/ shortstop)
• Olivia Winstead, Jr., CF, 2nd starter, has work extremely hard to
• 8th grader Autumn Grady ( Pitcher / Infielder )
improve her defensive skills in the outfield, has shown power at the plate.
 
 
“We definitely want to improve on a 20-18 record. We lost a number of games
new impact: by 1 run...turning that around will be a huge step in the right direction.
• Natalie Hoesli, Jr., C, has been the JV catcher for the past 3 years, Last year we were an excellent defensive team....I don’t see that changing at
this experience will provide us with a solid player behind the plate. Natalie has
shown the potential to have a hot bat, she also is a threat on the base paths.
all....we played a number of younger kids last year, and with that experience
we should be even better defensively.
• Laci Pierce, Sr., LF, will take over RF, Laci will provide an offensive
punch at the plate, along with strong defensive skills in the outfield.
Towards the end of the year we struggled as a team offensively and we
talked about that going into this year....the girls have worked hard to improve
• Caitlin Armstrong, So, P, will see her first full time varsity action on
the mound, and will add power at the plate.
offensively......and we need all 1-9 hitters to be more productive this year”
Coach Frank Stein.
• Sidney Wilson, Fr. 3B, will see action at 3rd base for the first time.
Sidney’s defensive skills will give us solid play at the corner.
 
Certainly the teams expectations are higher this year.....they have put the
Others: pressure on their shoulders to be a better team....and I certainly feel that they
will.
• Jaclyn Peveler, So., P will also see some varsity action on the
mound.
• Katy Bretschneider, So., OF, speedy outfielder will see some
action in the outfield and provide a spark on the base paths.
Grayson County
“This year’s formula for success will consist of a solid defense, steady
improvement in our offensive production and consistent pitching. As always
Lady Cougars
we will play a very competitive schedule that will prepare for the post season.”
Head Coach John Biggs
SOFTBALL
2010 Season
Record: 21-16
Head Coach: Don Logsdon

players lost: none

top returning players:
• Victoria Decker, Junior Pitcher
• Morgan Sebastian Senior first baseman
• Jordan Decker Junior Catcher
• Kaylan Shull Freshman
• Jessika Young Sophomore

Team Strength:
Pitching with Victoria Decker and Jessika Young, key hitters will be Victoria Decker, Jor-
dan Decker, Jessika Young and Morgan Sebastian.  Defensively we will be strong return
all positions.

Outlook
20 wins plus wins and finish in top two of District.
Page 20 April 2011 The Sporting Times

Owensboro Lady Ohio County

Aces Lady Eagles
SOFTBALL SOFTBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 32-11 Record: 9-25
3rd region champs Head Coach: Leanna Myers
Head Coach: George Randolph
key players lost:
key players lost: • Halie Gaither - pitcher
• Emily Jolly • Leslie Morehead - center fielder
• Meghan Sims • Gabby Geary - catcher
• Brianne James
• Sarah Babb top returning players:
• Martina Riney • Sabrina Ruby - short stop/catcher
• Erica Pendleton • Kelsey Embry - short stop/catcher
• Morgan Rudy • Beth Gill - pitcher
• Amber Neighbors - 3rd baseman
top returning players: Our seniors this year are: Sabrina Ruby, Alley Knight, Kati
We had 9 girls who lettered last year led by seniors Carly Kaelin Pharis, Savannah Ashby, and Beth Gill.
and Andrea McBride. We have 4 other seniors competing
for positions in Taylor Fogle, Leah Lewis, Mallory “I look for us to be a solid defensive team with outstanding
Richardson and Alexis Dominick. Other letter winners leadership from our upperclassmen. We are a quick team
competing are sophomores Hayley Frey, and Brittany with a solid group of underclassmen coming up as well. I’m
Murphy, 8th grader Lillie Goetz and Jr. Emily Wodward very excited to coach these girls....I think we’ll have a GREAT
along with other younger players! season!” Head Coach Myer
 
outlook:
“The girls have worked extremely hard and the team
chemistry is really good which should help. We will be
young in spots but with time and as the season goes on I feel
Owensboro High
confident that we’ll become a very good team. Our goal is to
keep improving and be ready to play the games that count in
Lady Devils
district and regional tourney time!” Coach Randolph SOFTBALL
2010 Season
Record: 2-16
Head Coach: Steve Strong
The Lady Devils look to improve on last year’s record with three
returning seniors Candice Vanover, Skyler Stewart and
C H A M P I O N S H I P C A L I B E R AT H L E T I C S Caley Schartung. Coach Strong is looking to his seniors to
provide leadership, experience along with a core group of 8th and 9th
graders that have played 3-5 years of travel ball.
2010 Aces Football
State Finalist � Semi-State Champion “Young lean and fast will be our look for the season ahead. After a
Regional Champion � District Champion Spring Break trip to Myrtle Beach the Lady Devils plan on winning some
games” Coach Strong.





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Butler County Meade County Lady

Lady Bears Waves
SOFTBALL SOFTBALL
2010 Season 2010 Season
Record: 36-5 Record: 34-6 District Runner up
12th District Champs; 3rd Region Runner-up Head Coach: Mike Harreld

key players lost: key players lost:

• Heather Jennings - SS We lost two seniors who are playing college ball. Erin Sireno,our #5 hitter, hit 489 with
• Brittany Evans - RF 3 HR and played RF. Mallory Wathen, our lead off, hit 367 with one HR.
• Kristin Palmer - C
• all were major contributors and starters top returning players:
from last year’s team - tough to replace. We have 6 sr and 7 Jr this year. Both pitchers are Jrs, Amanda Logsdon and
Brittney Lancster. Other key juniors is Ashley Funk at 3rd, Nicole
top returning players: Brown at 2nd(she was our ss last year due to an injury. 4 of 6 of our senior group has
• CheyAnne Gaskey (senior) - 1st Team All-State, 2010 Third signed to play at Bellermine & Campbellsville. They are Kristen Benton LF, hit 458
Region Player of the Year; 84 career pitching wins in three years; power with 2 HR, Erin Benton C/1st hit 329 with one HR, Scarlett Powers hit
at the plate and hits for average 390 with 4 HR and Kayla Padgett our ss who was out with a tore ACL. Raymie
• Lindsey Blair (senior) - centerfield, solid at the plate - multiple Greenwell a RF and Chelsea Cummings in CF round out the Sr group.
threats; great speed and quickness; excellent on the bases; leadoff
Freshman Ashley Nikolao started every varsity game last year somewhere. She hit
• Taylor Manning (senior) - first base - excellent bunter; solid 3rd in the line up with a 468 avg and 3 HR. She plays 3rd,C,SS.
defensively  
• Amy Rogers (freshman) - strong arm, excellent baserunner and “Our strength is hitting. This group lost 5-4 the State Champion Riedland in extra innings
bunter; good catcher instinct - really knows the game; solid at the plate; who’s pitcher signed with Michigan State. We score more runs last year than any of the past
good bunter in #2 hole. 15 years. Our pitching is good as is our team speed. Our biggest strength is our depth. With 13
• Natoshia White (freshman) - second base; good range both JR and Sr we are solid,” Coach Mike Harreld.
ways, a lot of power at the plate (first year starting varsity)
• Madeline Drake - (sophomore) - shortstop; strong defensive
shortstop with solid arm and range; great ball instincts; solid contact
hitter
• Lynsie Clark - (freshman) - third base; much improved speed, JK8E;@E>LG=FIPFLIJ<C=
range, and throwing from last year; played a lot of summer ball last year
against stiff competition; solid bat with power
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instincts; covers a lot of ground
• Jazmin Reynolds (sophomore)/Payton Grubb
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some power at the plate, while Grubb is a LH slapper.
 
varsity reserves:
• Morgan Manning (sophomore) - backup pitcher; utility player
• Katie Graham (freshman) - first base
• Kelsey Smith (7th grade) backup pitcher; third base
• Alex Embry (sophomore) - infield/outfield utility
• Taylor King (8th grade) - shortstop; pinch base runner.

Team Strengths / Season Outlook

Team strengths include varsity pitching and defense - we should be solid in both
areas. CheyAnne Gaskey’s presence in the circle, as well as defensive play, will
typically keep us in most games and give us a chance to win. We struggled at
times offensively last season and are hoping to improve in this area as we attempt
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