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Post by Local Sports on Mar 6, 2009 12:25:44 GMT -5
Basketball's Gilbert Named First Team All-Conferencegeorgetowncollegeathletics.com Jayme Gilbert receives her award from Mid-South Conference Commissioner Mike Polio. Photo courtesy of Richard DavisGeorgetown's Jayme Gilbert received Mid-South Conference First Team honors at the annual basketball banquet held Thursday night. It is the second year in a row for the junior to be named by the conference coaches to the team. The Manchester, Ky. native topped 1,000 career points in her third season as a Tiger in January and currently ranks 12th in career points with this post season and her senior season left to move up in the history books. Lindsey Wilson College sophomore center Viktoria Krell was named the Player of the Year. Krell is one of 10 women named to the team that was voted on by the conference coaches. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own players. Other student-athletes honored as first team selections included Campbellsville University sophomores Whitney Ballinger and Courtney Danis, University of the Cumberlands senior Madison Flowers, junior Amber Neace and freshman Lauren Wombles, Lindsey Wilson junior Sierra Rambert, Pikeville College sophomore Natiera Hinton and St. Catharine College junior Erin Rogers. Wombles was named the MSC Freshman of the Year after leading the conference in field goal percentage (54.7) and finishing fifth in scoring (15.8). The London, Ky., native finished the regular season third in the conference with 8.9 rebounds per game. Georgetown’s Katie Filiatreau is the Champions of Character recipient. Filiatreau earned the award -- as voted on by the conference athletics director -- for her civic and servant leadership within the campus and community. In addition, she was honored as a academic all-conference selection and was the only basketball student-athlete to receive the honor with a 4.0 cumulative grade point average. Teammates Ashley Bell and Emily Drees also received academic all-conference awards. Campbellsville’s Ginger Colvin was selected by her peers as MSC Co-Coach of the Year. Colvin led the Tigers to a tie for the MSC regular season title with a 10-2 league mark and a 25-5 overall record.
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Post by Jim Wilson on Oct 16, 2010 20:52:22 GMT -5
Morehead State Football Falls In Frantic Fourth Quarter
Jerome RaymondDavidson scored a late touchdown and stopped Morehead State on their last drive to outlast MSU in a hectic fourth quarter, 17-10, in Saturday afternoon’s Pioneer Football League game at Jayne Stadium. Morehead State fell to 2-4 overall and 1-2 in the PFL and the Wildcats improved to 2-4 and 2-2 in league play, winning for just the second time ever at Jayne Stadium. Former Clay County Quarterback Zach Lewis finished with 171 yards on 16-of-28 yards passing to nine different receivers. Adam Slupski led that group with four catches for 35 yards. The Eagles finished with 218 yards of offense, most of which came in the second half and converted just one third down in 11 tries. Morehead State travels to Indianapolis, Ind. to face PFL foe Butler next Saturday. Kick-off is set for 1:00 p.m. www.msueagles.com/news/2010/10/16/FB_1016103130.aspx
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Post by Jim Wilson on Dec 1, 2010 16:45:43 GMT -5
Mike Smith, a native of Manchester, Kentucky, retires as LMU Volleyball coach
 Lincoln Memorial University volleyball coach Mike Smith has announced his retirement from coaching after 17 seasons on the LMU sidelines. Smith, who is also the school's NCAA Compliance Officer and Assistant Director or Athletics, will continue on in those capacities. The announcement was made earlier today by Smith and school officials. Smith, a native of Manchester, Kentucky, is a 1992 graduate of LMU. A former baseball player for the Railsplitters, he first became affiliated with the volleyball program in 1992 when he became the team's graduate assistant coach. Two years later he was named the fifth head coach in the program's history. Read the entire story at: www.wkyt.com/wymtsports/headlines/Mike_Smith_Steps_Down_As_LMU_Volleyball_Coach_111126904.html |
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Post by Local Sports on Jan 7, 2011 6:59:24 GMT -5
13th Region Girls Basketball Statistics
The Harlan Daily Enterprise
Harlan County 11-4 Clay County 7-3 Bell County 8-4 North Laurel 7-4 Jackson County 5-8 Oneida Baptist Institute 0-3
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
Chelsey Smith, Pineville 24.1 Neysa Kelly, Barbourville 19.5 Ashley Mullins, Harlan 19.4 Belle Jackson, Clay County 15.2 Kayla Smith, Clay County 13.9 Alisha Mitchell, Clay County 9.1
TEAM OFFENSE
Clay County 58.2 Barbourville 57.1
TEAM DEFENSE
Lynn Camp 34.8 Harlan County 42.9 Corbin 45.6 Middlesboro 46.0 Bell County 46.2 Whitley County 47.0 Williamsburg 47.5 South Laurel 47.6 Harlan 48.6 Clay County 48.9
Read more: The Harlan Daily Enterprise - 13th Region Girls Basketball Statistics www.harlandaily.com/view/full_story/10896920/article-13th-Region-Girls-Basketball-Statistics
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Post by Local Sports on Jan 12, 2011 10:00:03 GMT -5
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Post by Local Sports on Jan 17, 2011 18:39:07 GMT -5
January 17, 2011
Clay County wins 62-51 over North Laurel
CORBIN — By John Stepp For The Times-Tribune
After losing their first three games of the new year, the North Laurel Jaguars looked to right the ship with a second win over the Clay County Tigers. Despite defeating the Tigers, 68-56, in the Cumberland Falls Invitational, North Laurel could not pull off the upset a second time, falling 62-51 to Clay County on Friday. Read the entire story at: thetimestribune.com/sports/x530792832/North-Laurel-s-struggles-continue
January 17, 2011
Jags can’t dig out of 1st quarter
Clay County scores final 14 points of first quarter to hand North Laurel its fourth straight loss
By Mitch Howard Sports Writer The Sentinel-Echo
LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. — Clay County scored the last 14 points of the first quarter and rested on that cushion for a, 62-51, win Friday at North Laurel. Read the entire story at: www.sentinel-echo.com/localsports/x233962493/Jags-can-t-dig-out-of-1st-quarter
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