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Derrick Locke runs into his senior season at Kentucky

Derrick Locke’s 100 yard kickoff return for a touchdown was a huge play in Kentucky’s win over Louisville last season. Locke is UK’s leading returning rusher from last year. He gained

907 yards on 195 attempts for an average of 4.7 yards per rush. He also caught 31 passes, putting him in third place on last year’s team in total receptions. Pinnacle Photo / John Engle

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Aug. 20 City-Co. Bowl at MiddlesboroBell County vs. Green County

Middlesboro vs. Alcoa, TN

Pioneer Bowl at Knox CentralLynn Camp vs. Somerset

Clay County vs. Knox Central

W. Jessamine at Mad. Southern

Lex. Catholic at Whitley Co.

Williamsburg at Jellico, TN

Shelby Valley at Knott Central

Phelps at Jenkins

Cosby at Claiborne

Aug. 26 Williamsburg Middle at MMS

Aug. 27 Pineville at McCreary Central

Marion County Pigskin Classic

Bell County vs. Marion County

Letcher Central at Middlesboro

Correll Bowl at SomersetHarlan Co. vs. Pulaski Co. 8pm

Lynn Camp at Whitley County

Clay County at Scott County

Harlan at Corbin

Leslie County at Hazard

Knott Central at Lewis County

Allen Central at Jenkins

Cumberland Gap at Union County

Claiborne at Gibbs

Aug. 28 Rockcastle County at Danville

Williamsburg at North Laurel

MMS in Hitman Bowl at L. Camp

Sept. 2 MMS at Harlan Middle

Sept. 3 Berea at Pineville

Appalachia Bowl at Clay Co.Knox Cent. vs. Johnson Cent.6pm

Middlesboro vs. Clay County 8pm

Lex. Christian at Lynn Camp

Harlan at Williamsburg

Harlan County at Lee High, VA

Hazard at Letcher Central

Clinton County at Leslie County

Lincoln Co. at Madison Southern

Wayne Co. at Rockcastle Co.

Knott Central at Perry Central

Jenkins at South Floyd

McCreary Cent. at Edmonson Co.

South Greene at Cumberland Gap

Chuckey-Doak at Claiborne

Sept. 4 Cumb. Falls .Classic at CorbinDanville vs. Pikeville

Corbin vs. Boyle County

Sept. 7 S. Laurel Middle at MMS

Sept. 9 MMS at Lynn Camp

Sept. 10 Lynn Camp at Pineville

Whitley County at Bell County

Lee High, VA at Middlesboro

Clay County at South Laurel

Corbin at North Laurel

Allen Central at Harlan

Leslie County at Harlan County

Paris at Hazard

Knox Central at Williamsburg

Mad. South. at Montgomery Co.

Rockcastle Co. at Lincoln Co.

Williamson, WV at Jenkins

McCreary Central at Wayne Co.

Oneida at Cumberland Gap

Hancock County at Claiborne

Sept. 16 Bell County at MMS

Sept. 17 Jackson County at Pineville

Johnson Central at Bell County

Middlesboro at Knox Central

Lynn Camp at Harlan

South Laurel at Corbin

Harlan Co. at Powell Valley, VA

Hazard at Williamsburg

McCreary Central at Leslie Co.

E. Jessamine at Madison Southern

Rockcastle Co. at Pulaski Co.

Whitley County at Belfry

Pike Central at Knott Central

Jenkins at Pound, VA

Cumberland Gap at West Greene

Claiborne at Union County

Sept. 21 MMS at Cumberland

Sept. 23 MMS at Jackson County

Sept. 24 Pineville at Paintsville

Bell County at Rockcastle County

Middlesboro at Frankfort

Lynn Camp at Campbellsville

North Laurel at Clay County

Corbin at Hazard

Harlan at Lee High, VA

Leslie County at Morgan County

Whitley County at Harlan County

McCreary Cent. at Knox Cent.

Madison Southern at Powell Co.

Williamsburg at Berea

Knott Central at Magoffin County

Tug Valley, WV at Jenkins

Cumberland Gap at Gibbs

Sept. 27 MMS at Corbin

Sept. 30 Pineville Middle at MMS

Oct. 1 Estill County at Pineville

Bell County at Knox Central

Local and Regional Football Schedules


2010 SEC FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDateTeam

ALABAMA

ARKANSAS

AUBURN

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

KENTUCKY

LSU

OLE MISS

MISS.STATE

SOUTHCAROLINA

TENNESSEE

VANDERBILT

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6

SOUTHERN MISSColumbia(Sept. 2)

LSUNashville

GEORGIAColumbia

AUBURNStarkville(Sept. 9)

VANDERBILTNashville

SOUTHCAROLINAColumbia

MISS. STATEStarkville(Sept. 9)

GEORGIAAthens

TENNESSEEKnoxville

ARKANSASAthens

FLORIDAGainesville

VANDERBILTOxford

FLORIDAKnoxville

CONNECTICUTStorrs

ALABAMATuscaloosa

ALABAMAColumbia

ALABAMAKnoxville

LSUBaton Rouge

FRESNOSTATEOxford

GEORGIAStarkville

OLE MISSOxford

MISSISSIPPISTATE

Baton Rouge

LOUISIANA-MONROE

Auburn

KENTUCKYGainesville

FLORIDATuscaloosa

ARKANSASFayetteville

KENTUCKYLexington

COLORADOBoulder

LSUGainesville

FLORIDAGainesville

TENNESSEEBaton Rouge

AUBURNLexington

GEORGIAAthens

GEORGIAAthens

TENNESSEEAthens

MISSISSIPPISTATE

Gainesville

TEXAS A&MArlington, Texas

OLE MISSOxford

ARKANSASAuburn

LSUAuburn

OLE MISSFayetteville

TENNESSEEKnoxville

AUBURNAuburn

OLE MISSTuscaloosa

MISSISSIPPISTATE

Starkville

FLORIDAJacksonville

GEORGIAJacksonville

KENTUCKYLexington

SOUTHCAROLINALexington

VANDERBILTAthens

TENNESSEEColumbia

VANDERBILTNashville

ALABAMATuscaloosa

KENTUCKYStarkville

AUBURNOxford

MEMPHISStarkville

AUBURNAuburn


FLORIDANashville

SOUTHCAROLINA

Nashville

KENTUCKYLexington

OLE MISSKnoxville

KENTUCKYLexington

ARKANSASStarkville

VANDERBILTLexington

AUBURNAuburn

VANDERBILTNashville

LSUBaton Rouge


Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27

MISSISSIPPISTATE

Tuscaloosa

MISSISSIPPISTATE

Starkville

LSULittle Rock

GEORGIAAuburn

SOUTHCAROLINAGainesville

GEORGIATECHAthens

GEORGIALexington

ALABAMABaton Rouge

ARKANSASLittle Rock

LSUBaton Rouge

MISS. STATEOxford

FLORIDAGainesville

OLE MISSOxford

VANDERBILTNashville

KENTUCKYKnoxville

TENNESSEENashville

OLE MISSOxford


OLE MISSBaton Rouge

TENNESSEEKnoxville

ARKANSASColumbia

TENNESSEEKnoxville


AUBURNAuburn

AUBURNTuscaloosa(Nov. 26)

ALABAMATuscaloosa(Nov. 26)

ALABAMAFayetteville

LSUBaton Rouge

TENNESSEETECH

Fayetteville

LOUISIANA-MONROELittle Rock

VANDERBILTFayetteville

UTEPFayetteville

SAN JOSESTATE

Tuscaloosa

PENN STATETuscaloosa

DUKEDurham

GEORGIA ST.Tuscaloosa(Nov. 18)

ARKANSASSTATEAuburn

CLEMSONAuburn

SOUTH CAROLINA

Auburn

CHATTANOOGAAuburn

MIAMI (OHIO)Gainesville

SOUTHFLORIDAGainesville

ALABAMATuscaloosa

APPALACHIANSTATE

Gainesville

FLORIDASTATE

Tallahassee

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE

Athens

MISSISSIPPISTATE

Starkville

IDAHOSTATEAthens

NORTHCAROLINA

Atlanta

WEST VIRGINIA

Baton Rouge

McNEESESTATE

Baton Rouge

LOUISIANA-MONROE

Baton Rouge

JACKSONVILLESTATEOxford

TULANENew Orleans

KENTUCKYOxford

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE

Oxford

FURMANColumbia

TROYColumbia

CLEMSONClemson

TENNESSEE-MARTINKnoxville

OREGONKnoxville

UABKnoxville

MEMPHISMemphis

NORTHWESTERNNashville

EASTERNMICHIGAN

Nashville


WAKE FORESTNashville

LOUISVILLELouisville

WESTERNKENTUCKY

Lexington

AKRONLexington

CHARLESTONSOUTHERN

Lexington

FLORIDAGainesville

ALCORNSTATE

Starkville

HOUSTONHouston

UABStarkville


Previous Laurel Bowls **1964 Bell County 28 Pineville 13

1965 Pineville 19 Stanford 12

1966 Pineville 26 Claiborne Co. 13

1967 Pineville 26 Bell County 0

1968 Cawood 6 Pineville 0

1969 Hazard 19 Pineville 14

1970 Pineville 28 Leslie County 18

1971 Pineville 6 Evarts 6

1972 Pineville 26 Rowan County 0

1973 Rich. Madison 19 Pineville 8

1974 Somerset 34 Pineville 0

1975 Evarts 34 Pineville 0


1977 Frankfort 28 Pineville 0



1980 Fleming-Neon 27 Pineville 0

1981 Pineville 8 Whitley County 0

1982 Knott County 3 Pineville 0

1983 Clay County 35 Pineville 6

1984 Pineville 42 Eminence 0

1985 Clay County 13 Pineville 9

1986 Cumberland 35 Pineville 21

1987 Pineville 54 Estill County 21

1988 Pineville 30 Clay County 14

1989 Pineville 13 Knox Central 0

1990 Middlesboro 13 Pineville 7

1991 Claiborne Co. 19 Pineville 18

1992 Middlesboro 38 Pineville 26

1993 Pineville 14 M.C. Napier 8

1994 Paintsville 19 Pineville 12

1995 Estill County 55 Pineville 20

1996 Pineville 55 Beth Haven 14

1997 Pineville 12 Thomas Walker 0

1998 Harlan 19 Pineville 18

1999 Pineville 34 Knox Central 13

2000 Pineville 38 Thomas Walker 6

2001 Green County 41Pineville 0

2002 Hazard 49 Pineville 20

2003 Pineville 13 Berea 12

2004 Pendleton Co. 20 Pineville 6


2006 Pineville 48 Jackson Co. 0


2008 Estill County 43 Pineville 8

2009 McCreary Cent.40 Pineville 24

* Only includes games involving Pineville.

In some seasons, the Laurel Bowl featured

a doubleheader

Previous City County Bowls1999

Whitley Co. 57 Middlesboro 27

Bell County 29 Tates Creek 13

2000

Bell County 28 Madison Central 24

Middlesboro 14 Garrard County 0

2001

Bell County 42 East Jessamine 6

Middlesboro 35 Cawood 12

2002

East Jessamine 13 Bell County 6

Green County 40 Middlesboro 14

2003

Bell County 62 Marion County 7

Middlesboro 25 Ashland 21

2004

Campbellsville 36 Middlesboro 15

Bell County 35 Clinton, TN 0

2005

Knoxville Central 30 Bell County 15

Whitley County 27 Middlesboro 26

2006

Bell County 24 Whitley County 20

Knoxville Central 42 Middlesboro 7

2007 No Games

2008 No Games

2009

Green Co. 28 Middlesboro 7

Alcoa, TN 42 Bell County 14

History of the Laurel Bowl and the City County Bowl

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RICHMOND, Ky. – The Eastern Kentucky

University Athletics Hall of Fame 2010 in-

duction class features 13 distinguished indi-

viduals. The class will be enshrined in the

historic Keen Johnson Building on Friday,

October 8.

The 2010 induction class includes: John

Allen (men’s basketball); Steve Bird (foot-

ball); Angela Boykins (volleyball); Don Felt-

ner (baseball); Ken Glover (men’s track &

field); Jaree Goodin (women’s basketball);

Fred Harvey (football); Larry Joe Inman

(women’s basketball coach); Roosevelt

Kelly (football); Deanne Madden-Scanlon

(volleyball); Jamie Parker (Welt) (softball);

Ron Pinsenschaum (baseball); Tuck

Woolum (football).

Friday’s activities begin with a 5:30 p.m. re-

ception in Walnut Hall, followed by a 6:30

p.m. dinner in the Keen Johnson ballroom.

The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 7:30

p.m. The group will also be recognized just

prior to the Colonels’ football game against

Eastern Illinois at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Octo-

ber 9.

Tickets for the dinner and ceremony are $25

and can be purchased by calling the Colonel

Club office, 859-622-2046. The deadline for

registration is Friday, October 1. Tickets will

not be sold at the event.

Eastern Kentucky to induct 13

into their Athletic Hall of Fame

Pineville’s Tuck Woolum was the quarterback on Eastern’s undefeated 1982 national cham-

pionship team. Photo courtesy of EKU


All A Regional GolfThe first high school golf tournament of the

season was a big one for the smaller schools

in the 13th Region.

With a trip to the All A State Tournament in

Richmond on the line, the players battled

blistering heat and some quick greens on the

Wasioto Winds Golf Course at Pineville, and

when it was all over, Middlesboro’s boys

(pictured top left) and Williamsburg’s girls

both had secured regional championships

and had earned their trips to the state tourna-

ment. Barbourville’s boys team finished

runnerup to Middlesboro in the boys tourna-

ment, while Middlesboro’s girls (pictured

below left) finished as the runnerup to

Williamsburg in the girls tournament.

MEDALISTS

BOYS Michael Wilson - Middlesboro 75

GIRLS Becky Sharpe - Williamsburg 73

Middlesboro’s boys team: Nick Capps, Jarod

Lasley, Eric Francis, Brandon Bisceglia,

Michael Wilson and Coach Jerry Shoffner.

Middlesboro’s girls team: Taylor Power,

Lindsay Durham, Laura Durham, Kacie

Powers, Emily Francis and Coach Judy Pur-

sifull. Pinnacle Sports Photos


Middlesboro Sports Hall of Fame ready to induct the Class of 2010Anthony Shane Jackson ~ 1995

Shane played football, bsaeball and bas-

ketball for the Yellow Jackets. In football,

he was a quarterback, running back and de-

fensive back. He was selected player of the

game on several occasions during the 1993

and 1994 seasons. In 1993, he was 2nd

Team All SEKC as well as Middlesboro’s

best defensive back. In 1994, he was named

Middlesboro’s co-MVP, District QB of the

Year, and made 1st Team all SEKC.

He was a centerfielder and 2nd baseman

in baseball. He was the 1993 Rookie of the

Year and was 1994’s best defensive player.

Also in baseball in 1994, he made the 13th

Region all tournament team and was the re-

gional tournament’s MVP.

David Kelley ~ 1999

David played football, basketball and

baseball for Middlesboro.

He won several awards during his high

school career. In football, he was the SEKC

Player of the Year, District 1 Player of the

Year, WYMT Sports 1st Team running back,

Big Dipper’s All Mountain Senior Team, and

Honorable Mention All State by both the AP

and the Courier Journal. During his senior

season, he averaged scoring a touchdown

every 5th time he carried the ball. He scored

75 touchdowns in his career; 36 of them as a

senior. He finished his senior year with

2,368 all purpose yards, giving him a career

total of 5,940 all purpose yards. He totaled

3,499 career rushing yards and returned 13

kicks for touchdowns during his career.

David was also an all SEKC selection in

both 1998 and 1999 as a basketball player.

He was voted the team’s best defensive

player in 1997 and their best offensive player

in both 1998 and 1999.

His career stats in baseball put him in the

top ten in seven KHSAA categories: 2nd all

time in stolen bases (117), 2nd in stolen

bases in a season (39), 2nd in career triples

(10), 5th in career runs scored (176), 6th in

career hits (174), 7th in most runs in a season

(53) and most hits in a season (58). He fin-

ished with a career batting average of .425

with 31 home runs and 125 RBI’s. He was

All District and All Region in both 1998 and

1999, along with being named to the All

State team. He was the only Kentuckian

named to the TPX/Louisville Slugger All

American Baseball Team in 1999.

David received a baseball scholarship

from LMU.

Jeremy Skidmore ~ 2000

Jeremy played football, baseball and

basketball for Middlesboro High.

He was a three year starter in basketball

and was the team’s defensive player of the

year in 1997.

He started for four years in football as a

quarterback and defensive back. He was the

starting quarterback on the school’s 1998

Class A state football championship team.

He also helped lead the team to the state

semifinals in both 1997 and 1998. In 11

games in 1999, he threw for 2,493 yards and

27 touchdowns, and ran for 888 yards and

another 14 touchdowns. His career totals at

MHS were 6,203 yards passing with 71

touchdowns and 3.413 yards rushing with 36

touchdowns. That gave him 9,616 total

yards and 107 touchdowns. During his time

as quarterback, the Yellow Jackets went 38

and 4. He was part of a senior class that still

holds the record for most wins at the school.

He was named one of the Top 22 players in

the state by the Lexington Herald Leader and

also racked up these honors: 1st Team all

SEKC and 1st Team all District in 97, 98 and

99. He was honorable mention All State in

1997 and 1999 and was named to the Ken-

tucky All Star Team in 1999.

In baseball, he was a five year starter and

played pitcher, infield and outfield. He be-

came a starter on the high school team as 7th

grader (missed his sophomore year after

knee surgery). He was a pitcher/outfielder

on the MHS Final Four team in 1999 that

had a school record 33 wins. In ‘99, he was

named to the All Regional team, Final Four

all tournament team and was the State Sec-

tional MVP. He finished 1999 with a .490

batting average, 45 RBI’s, 9 homeruns and

scored 45 runs. He was 1st Team All State

in 1998 and 1999 and played in the East-

West Ky. Allstar Games in ‘98 and ‘99.

His career totals included 200 hits in 482

at bats (both school records) for a .415 bat-

ting average. He had 119 RBI’s, 171 runs

scored, 90 walks and 19 homeruns. Jeremy

was awarded a baseball scholarship by East

Tennessee State University.

Derrick Wynn ~ 2000

Derrick also played football, basketball

and baseball for the Yellow Jackets. In foot-

ball, he played free safety and wide receiver

and was named 1st Team all SEKC, all Dis-

trict, all Region and all State. He was a

member of the 1998 State Championship

football team. In 1998, he set a school

record with 13 interceptions and was third in

the state.

He played point guard on the basketball

team and averaged 10.2 points per game and

7.8 assists. He was all SEKC, all District

and all Tournament in 1997 and 1998.

He was named team captain, best offen-

sive player and team MVP for the 2000 base-

ball team. During that season he led the

team in home runs (11), doubles (12), was

second in batting average (.431), second in

RBI’s (44), second in triples (3). He had a

career .351 batting average, scored 91 runs,

had 81 hits, 15 homeruns, 17 doubles, 6

triples and walked 62 times. The teams he

was on won 101 games including SEKC

championships in 1998-2000, district cham-

pionships in 1997-2000, regional champi-

onships in 1998-1999, a sectional

championship in 1999 and a Final Four trip

in 1999.

Derrick received a baseball scholarship

from Union College and was an Academic

All American while there.

To be inducted along with these individ-

uals is the 1992 baseball team that holds the

school record for wins in a season (31).


Derrick Wynn ~ 2000Jeremy Skidmore ~ 2000David Kelley ~ 1999Shane Jackson ~ 1995


University of Tennessee


"Nagles have loved football for 80 years -Go Jackets, Bobcats and Mountain Lions!"

- Jennifer, Keith and Joe Nagle

Eb Nagle ~ Class of ‘32

Joe Nagle ~ Class of ‘46

Charlie Nagle ~ Class of ‘59

Dennis Nagle ~ Class of ‘75

Bill Barton ~ Class of ‘81

Steve Nagle ~ Class of ‘87

Chris Barton ~ Class of ‘08

Eric Nagle ~ Class of ‘08

Jennifer Nagle

for Bell District Court JudgePaid for by Jennifer Nagle


Fast Facts about KentuckyPercentage of Statistics Returning

Rushing 82.9% Passing 89.8% Receiving 84.5%

Top Returning Rusher: Derrick Locke, Senior TB

195 carries for 907 yards and 6 touchdowns

Top Returning Passer: Mike Hartline, Senior QB

79 of 133 with 7 intercepted, 802 yards and 6 touchdowns

Top Returning Receiver: Randall Cobb, Junior WR

39 catches for 447 yards and 4 touchdowns

Lettermen Returning (43) Lettermen Lost (31)

Offense 23 Offense 17

Defense 17 Defense 13

Specialists 3 Specialists 1

Starters Returning - 12Offense (5)

RG Stuart Hines 6-4 295 Junior

WR Chris Matthews 6-5 210 Senior

WR Randall Cobb 5-11 188 Junior

QB Morgan Newton 6-4 217 Sophomore

TB Derrick Locke 5-9 190 Senior

Defense (6)

DE Taylor Wyndham 6-4 230 Sophomore

DT Ricky Lumpkin 6-4 294 Senior

DE DeQuin Evans 6-3 260 Senior

WLB Danny Trevathan 6-1 220 Junior

CB Randall Burden 6-0 170 Junior

FS Winston Guy 6-1 208 Junior

Specialists (1)

P Ryan Tydlacka 6-1 202 Junior

Starters Lost - 13Offense (6)

TE Ross Bogue 6-5 244 Senior

LT Zipp Duncan 6-5 291 Senior

LG Christian Johnson 6-4 330 Senior

C Jorge Gonzalez 6-3 300 Senior

RT Justin Jeffries 6-6 320 Senior

FB John Conner 5-11 240 Senior

Defense (6)

DT Corey Peters 6-3 295 Senior

SLB Sam Maxwell 6-3 248 Senior

MLB Micah Johnson 6-2 258 Senior

SS Calvin Harrison 6-1 211 Senior

CB Trevard Lindley 6-0 179 Senior

CB Paul Warford 5-10 200 Junior

Specialists (1)

PK Lones Seiber 5-9 190 Senior

RUSHING G ATT YDS AVG TD YPG

* Derrick Locke 12 195 907 4.7 6 75.6

* Randall Cobb 12 94 573 6.1 10 47.8

Alfonso Smith 13 60 245 4.1 2 18.8

* Moncell Allen 13 47 228 4.9 2 17.5

John Conner 12 31 158 5.1 2 13.2

KENTUCKY 13 551 2486 4.5 26 191.2

Opponents 13 509 2378 4.7 18 182.9

PASSING G PE A-C-I PCT YDS TD YPG

* Morgan Newton 8 109.7 135-75-3 55.6 706 6 88.2

* Mike Hartline 6 114.4 133-79-7 59.4 802 6 133.7

Will Fidler 6 90.1 41-20-1 48.8 186 1 31.0

KENTUCKY 13 108.6 326-180-11 55.2 1824 13 140.3

Opponents 13 113.1 336-163-16 48.5 2298 17 176.8

RECEIVING G REC YDS AVG TD RPG

* Randall Cobb 12 39 447 11.5 4 3.3

*Chris Matthews 13 32 354 11.1 3 2.5

*Derrick Locke 12 31 284 9.2 2 2.6

*Gene McCaskill 13 17 163 9.6 0 1.3

*La’Rod King 11 10 142 14.2 1 0.9

KENTUCKY 13 180 1824 10.1 13 13.8

Opponents 13 163 2298 14.1 17 12.5

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LP IN20 FC BLK

* Ryan Tydlacka 64 2557 40.0 59 20 27 0

KO RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LP

*Derrick Locke 23 639 27.8 1 100

* Randall Cobb 13 345 26.5 0 46

PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LP

* Randall Cobb 24 308 12.8 1 73

TACKLES TOTAL TFL SACKS INT PBU FC-FR

Micah Johnson 105 6.5 1.0 0 2 0-0

*Danny Trevathan 82 5.0 0 0 1 2-1

Sam Maxwell 80 5.5 1.5 6 7 2-0

Calvin Harrison 68 2.0 0 3 5 0-1

*Winston Guy 60 2.0 1.0 0 5 0-0

Corey Peters 56 12.0 4.0 0 5 1-1

2009 STATISTICAL LEADERS * returning player

Fast Facts about TennesseePercentage of Statistics Returning

Rushing 21.4% Passing 0.0% Receiving 68.3%

Top Returning Rusher: David Oku, Sophomore TB

23 carries for 94 yards and 2 touchdowns

Top Returning Passer: None

Top Returning Receiver: Gerald Jones, Senior WR

46 catches for 680 yards and 4 touchdowns

Lettermen Returning (40) Lettermen Lost (22)

Offense 14 Offense 13

Defense 24 Defense 7

Specialists 2 Specialists 2

Starters Returning - 13Offense (5)

TE Luke Stocker 6-6 240 Senior

RT Aaron Douglas 6-6 282 Sophomore

WR Gerald Jones 6-0 199 Senior

WR Denarius Moore 6-1 190 Senior

FB Kevin Cooper 6-0 247 Senior

Defense (6)

LE Ben Martin 6-3 239 Senior

RE Chris Walker 6-3 232 Senior

SLB LaMarcus Thompson 6-1 221 Senior

MLB Nick Reveiz 5-10 224 Senior

RCB Art Evans 6-1 173 Junior

FS Janzen Jackson 6-0 210 Senior

Specialists (2)

P Chad Cunningham 6-3 198 Senior

PK Daniel Lincoln 6-0 210 Senior

Starters Lost - 12Offense (7)

LT Chris Scott 6-5 330 Senior

LG Cory Sullins 6-1 260 Senior

C Cody Sullins 6-1 260 Senior

RG Jacques McClendon 6-3 324 Senior

QB Jonathan Crompton 6-4 228 Senior

TB Montario Hardesty 6-0 215 Senior

Aaron Douglas 6-6 287 Sophomore

Defense (5)

LT Wes Brown 6-4 257 Senior

RT Dan Williams 6-3 327 Senior

WLB Rico McCoy 6-1 220 Senior

LCB Dennis Rogan 5-10 178 Senior

SS Eric Berry 5-11 203 Junior

Specialists (0)

RUSHING G ATT YDS AVG TD YPG

Montario Hardesty 13 282 1345 4.8 13 103.5

Bryce Brown 12 101 460 4.6 3 38.3

*David Oku 13 23 94 4.1 2 7.2

*Tauren Poole 13 10 85 8.5 0 6.5

TENNESSEE 13 477 2043 4.3 19 157.2

Opponents 13 459 1944 4.2 20 149.5

PASSING G PE A-C-I PCT YDS TD YPG

Jonathan Crompton 13 136.0 384-224-13 58.3 2800 27 215.4

TENNESSEE 13 135.8 401-233-14 58.1 2942 28 226.3

Opponents 13 102.1 393-220-10 56.0 2200 5 169.2

RECEIVING G REC YDS AVG TD RPG

* Gerald Jones 12 46 680 14.8 4 3.8

*Denarius Moore 13 40 540 13.5 7 3.1

*Luke Stocker 13 29 389 13.4 5 2.2

Quintin Hancock 10 27 298 11.0 2 2.7

Montario Hardesty 13 25 302 12.1 1 1.9

*Marsalis Teague 13 13 147 11.3 2 1.0

TENNESSEE 13 233 2942 12.6 28 17.9

Opponents 13 220 2200 10.0 5 16.9

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LP IN20 FC BLK

* Chad Cunningham 55 2313 42.1 58 12 9 1

KO RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LP

*David Oku 33 863 26.2 0 69

PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LP

NuKeese Richardson 6 66 11.0 0 21

Dennis Rogan 6 46 7.7 0 23

TACKLES TOTAL TFL SACKS INT PBU FC-FR

Rico McCoy 119 3.0 0.5 0 5 5-0

Eric Berry 87 7.0 0 2 7 1-2

Dan Williams 70 9.0 2.5 0 0 0-1

Dennis Rogan 69 4.5 1.0 1 6 1-3

*Herman Lathers 52 2.5 0 0 0 0-0

*Chris Walker 42 8.5 6.0 2 1 1-0

2009 STATISTICAL LEADERS * returning player

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2 Bryan Thacker 5-11 170 Sr. WR

5 Jonathan Polly 5-9 165 So. RB

7 Shane Lawson 5-7 175 Fr. RB

9 Corey Oslonian 6-0 190 So. QB

10 Ben Madon 6-4 205 Sr. QB.

11 Tyler Green 5-9 140 So. WR

12 Scotty Henderson 5-11 155 Sr. WR

14 John Dudley Hilton 6-0 220 Sr. RB

15 Ryan Collett 5-7 165 So. RB

16 Jake Barton 5-7 160 Fr. WR

18 Andrew Harris 5-6 135 Fr. QB

19 Eric Miller 5-10 205 Jr. FB

20 Brandon Ayers 5-7 150 So. RB

22 Taylor Mills 6-0 190 Sr. FB

23 Cory Davenport 5-9 160 Jr. RB

24 Justin Patterson 6-2 235 Sr. TE

25 Dalton Brummett 5-10 155 Fr. RB

27 Trent Pursiful 5-9 155 Fr. WR

28 Cody Davenport 6-0 155 Sr. WR

29 Corey Lee 5-9 140 So. RB

33 Josh Brown 5-9 215 Sr. FB

34 DJ Warwick 5-6 220 So. FB

41 Corey Bailey 5-8 145 Fr. RB

50 Brent Marsee 5-11 250 Jr. OL

52 Randy Webb 6-0 180 So. OL

56 Tacoma Smith 5-9 230 So. OL

57 Trevor Swanner 5-9 200 Fr. OL

59 Lonnie Miracle 5-9 200 Sr. OL

60 Hunter Marcum 6-1 240 So. OL

61 Brandon Couch 6-0 260 Sr. OL

62 Jonathan Burnett 6-4 260 So. OL

63 William Elliott 5-10 195 So. OL

64 Wesley Miller 5-10 145 Fr. OL

65 Jacob Johnson 5-11 230 Jr. OL

67 Tyler Mills 6-0 225 So. OL

68 Travis Miracle 6-1 230 Sr. OL

69 Braxton Adkins 5-10 190 So. OL

70 David Hoskins 6-0 225 Jr. OL

71 Nekoda Hatmaker 5-8 155 Sr. OL

72 Graff Swisher 5-8 251 Fr. OL

73 Jared Fultz 6-2 200 So. OL

74 Cody Griffen 5-10 235 Fr. OL

76 Chris Couch 5-8 320 Sr. OL

77 Connor Gray 6-2 315 Jr. OL

78 Caleb Carter 6-6 300 Jr. OL

79 Joe Jackson 6-1 205 So. OL

80 Brandon Spade 6-2 190 So. TE

85 Jeffery Saylor 5-9 150 So. WR

86 Adam Miller 5-11 140 So. WR

87 Jesse Greene 6-3 185 Fr. TE

Head Coach: Dudley Hilton

Assistant Coaches: Fred Hoskins, Brian Yankey, Scott

Madon, Tom Greer, Brian Crawford, John Luttrell

Fr. Coaches: Justin Dozier, Joe Miracle, Trey Harbin

Equipment Managers: “Hunk” Johnson, Henry Ruther-

ford, James “Fish” Baker

Bell County BobcatsLast Year’s Results (12-2)

August 21 Alcoa, TN 14-42

August 29 at Marion Co. 26-21

September 4 at Johnson Central 36-6

September 11 at Whitley County 34-7

September 25 Rockcastle County 42-6

October 2 Knox Central 34-6

October 9 Soddy Daisy, TN 49-6

October 16 at Madison Southern 69-7

October 23 at McCreary Central 63-0

October 30 Harlan County 41-14

November 6 Greenup County 44-0

November 13 Rockcastle County 48-0

November 20 Lawrence County 41-0

November 27 at Boyle County 10-13

This Year’s Schedule

August 20 Green County (City County Bowl)August 28 Madison Central @ Marion Co.

September 10 Whitley County

September 17 Johnson Central

September 24 at Rockcastle County

October 1 at Knox Central

October 8 Soddy Daisy, TN

October 15 Madison Southern

October 22 McCreary Central

October 29 at Harlan County

Best of Luck to the Bobcats!from Superintendent George Thompson and the Bell County Board of Education

Kenneth Sams, Chairman ~ Dean Knuckles, Vice-ChairmanShelby Stewart, Eulene Brock and Arlene Burnett

Pineville Mountain LionsLast Year’s Results (4-7)

August 28 McCreary Central 24-40

September 4 at Berea 33-8

September 11 at Lynn Camp 20-33

September 18 at Jackson County 28-6

September 25 Paintsville 38-21

October 2 at Estill County 14-35

October 9 Jenkins 63-0

October 16 Harlan 18-26

October 23 at Hazard 9-59

October 30 Williamsburg 43-44

November 6 at Allen Central 34-60


August 27 at McCreary Central

September 3 Berea (Laurel Bowl)

September 10 Lynn Camp

September 17 Jackson County

September 24 at Paintsville

October 1 Estill County

October 8 at Jenkins

October 15 at Harlan

October 22 Hazard

October 29 at Williamsburg

Good Luck to the Mountain Lions!from Superintendent Mike White and the Pineville Board of Education

Ann Combs Gaines ~ Chairperson, Jeanette Cawood ~ Vice ChairpersonCarolyn Goodin, Sue Gambrel and Jimmy Gragg

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2 Jarrod Nunnelly Senior WR/LB

3 Brandon Hollingsworth Senior WR/DB

4 Brandon Bailey Junior RB/LB

5 Caleb McCorkle Fresh. WR/DB

6 Eric Raby Senior WR/DB

7 Quinton Ivey Senior WR/DB

8 Kyle Rarrieck Senior RB/LB

9 Kyle Capps Soph. WR/DB

10 Cody Hendrickson Senior RB/DB

12 Dalton Ledbetter Fresh. WR/DB

16 Conner Ford Fresh. RB/LB

17 Jamie Roan Soph. QB/DB

18 Byron Asher Soph. WR/LB

20 Jacob Frederick Fresh. RB/LB

22 Damien Mills Junior WR/DB

24 Andrew Douglas Soph. RB/LB

32 Dalton Bennett Junior WR/LB

50 Zachary Frederick Junior OL/LB

52 Tyler Carroll Junior OL/DL

53 Kendall Johnson Senior OL/DL

55 Tyler Evans Fresh. OL/DL

58 John Robbins Fresh. OL/DL

61 Matt Hubbard Fresh. OL/DL

62 Gary Hurst Junior OL/DL

64 Jeremie Bartells Junior RB/LB

65 Jackie Patterson Fresh. OL/DL

66 Jacob McGeorge Soph. OL/DL

71 Joey Patterson Junior OL/DL

75 Ryan Miller Fresh. OL/DL

79 Jesse Patterson Fresh. OL/DL

82 Jesse Hampton Junior WR/DB

88 Jordan Parks Senior WR/DB

Head Coach: Bart Elam

Defensive Coordinator: Matt Shafer

Assistant Coach: Chris Murphy

Assistant Coach: Darwin Walters

Assistant Coach: Sam Johnson

Assistant Coach: Byron Asher

Manager: Billy Smith


1 Deshawn Harris 6-0 160 Junior WR/FS

2 Tanner Mike 5-10 190 Soph. WR/DB

3 Bubba North 5-6 130 Fresh. WR/DB

4 Cody Smith 5-8 180 Senior RB/LB

5 Joey Collins 5-10 145 Soph. WR/CB

6 Thomas Epperson 6-2 171 Junior WR/S

7 Sean Frost 6-1 185 Senior QB/CB

8 Dalton Hughett 6-2 220 Soph. RB/LB

9 Patrick Knuckles 6-3 165 Senior K/P

14 Zack Riddle 6-3 185 Soph. WR/FS

18 Chase Roark 6-3 197 Junior QB/DB

21 Eddie Witherspoon 5-9 192 Senior RB/DB

23 Josh Delauer 5-6 189 Senior FB/LB

24 Austin Poindexter 6-1 164 Fresh. QB/WR

25 Bryce Scott 5-3 112 Fresh. RB/FS

33 John Cline 5-8 135 Fresh. WR/DB

36 Dalton Moyers 5-11 160 Fresh. FB/LB

42 Ronnie Turner 6-1 154 Fresh. TE/SS

43 Brandon Strunk 6-1 192 Senior WR/LB

50 Brandon Foister 6-3 275 Senior OL/DL

51 Hunter Collett 5-11 230 Fresh. OL/DL

52 Denny Buis 6-1 255 Junior OL/LB

53 Thomas Daniels 5-10 235 Senior G/DL

54 Tyler Mangum 5-10 185 Junior OL/LB

55 Jon Mikel Evans 6-3 235 Senior OL/LB

56 Tyler Foister 6-1 190 Senior TE/DL

57 Tyler Prater 6-2 245 Fresh. C/OT

58 Brad Wilson 6-1 230 Soph. OL/DL

60 Lucas Roark 5-8 203 Fresh. OL/DL

62 Devin Akers 6-2 275 Senior C/DL

64 Matt Napier 5-9 220 Soph. OL/DL

65 Jason Napier 5-9 238 Fresh. OL/LB

67 Clayton McDaniel 6-1 235 Fresh. OL/DL

70 Tyler Harris 6-0 240 Senior G/DL

72 Cameron Kyle 6-1 350 Senior OL/DT

75 Corey Mahan 6-1 205 Senior OL/DL

76 Devon Williams 6-2 185 Fresh. OL/DL

78 Ricky Murrell 6-0 230 Fresh. OL/DL

83 C. J. Hurst 5-11 183 Senior OL/DL

Head Coach: Randy Frazier

Assistant Coaches:

Jason Chappell

Kevin Larew

Daniel Derrenger

Todd Miracle

Luke Gilley

Tom Miller

Artrell Trent

Tommy Crockett

John Smith

Superintendent: Dr. Rita Cook

MHS Principal: Sheila Smith

MHS Assistant Principal: Waylan Allen

Athletic Director: Bill Jones

Middlesboro Yellow JacketsLast Year’s Results (4-8)

August 21 Green County (City-County) 7-28

August 28 at Letcher Central 6-20

September 4 Knox Central 21-41

September 11 at Lee County, VA 58-35

September 18 Johnson Central (App. Bowl) 22-46

September 25 Frankfort 14-35

October 9 at Leslie County 28-14

October 16 Knott Co. Central 56-16

October 23 at Corbin 13-37

October 30 South Laurel 13-42

November 6 Bath County 49-14

November 13 at Prestonsburg 20-61


August 20 Alcoa, TN (City-County Bowl)

August 27 Letcher Central

September 3 at Clay County (Appalachian Bowl)

September 10 Lee County, VA

September 17 at Knox Central

September 24 at Frankfort

October 8 Leslie County

October 15 at Knott County Central

October 22 Corbin

October 29 at South Laurel

Good Luck to the Yellow Jackets!from Superintendent Dr. Rita Cook and the Middlesboro Board of Education

Bill Johnson - Chairperson, Edith Kelley - Vice ChairpersonEdward Ballinger, Vicki M. Byrne and Kelly Shoffner


Cumberland Gap Panthers

Joseph Jenkins 1 5' 8" 142 RB/Bandit 11th

Kenjamen Thompson 2 5'10" 150 Rec/DB 9th

Brian Hale 3 6'1" 160 Rec/Corner 10th

Jordan Bullins 4 6'0" 160 QB/Bandit 9th

Jon Poore 5 5'10" 145 Rec/Corner 11th

Joseph Giddens 6 5'4" 100 Rec/Corner 9th

Blake Franklin 7 5'9" 160 QB/Corner 10th

Jordan Teague 8 5'8" 130 RB/Monster 10th

Dylan Werme 9 6'1" 145 Rec/Corner 11th

Ben Baker 10 6"2" 195 Rec/LB 11th

Austin Oney 11 5"10" 170 Rec/Monster 12th

Nicholas Miller 15 5'10" 135 QB/Safety 9th

Justin Werme 16 5'5" 110 Rec/Corner 10th

Damien Kitts 21 5'8" 150 Rec/Safety 11th

Nick Harmon 22 5'9" 130 RB/Monster 9th

Trey Treece 30 6'0" 205 Rec/LB 11th

Wesley Nance 31 6'0" 165 Rec/Monster 10th

Dylan Gambrel 20 5'8" 140 Rec/Corner 10th

Jeremiah Lorens 34 5'8" 155 RB/LB 9th

Jacob Lorens 50 5'10" 215 Center/L.B. 10th

Corey Gibson 51 5'10" 170 Tackle/L.B. 9th

Ethan Hassler 52 5'8" 140 Tackle/L.B. 9th

Adam Southern 53 6'2" 210 Tackle/End 12th

Zach Owens 54 6'0" 245 Guard/End 11th

Daniel Chumley 55 6"0" 205 Tackle/End 11th

Cody Webb 56 6'0" 190 Guard/End 12th

Vincent Digiulian 58 5'10" 195 Center/L.B. 10th

Miguel Caffey 60 5'10" 210 Tackle/L.B. 10th

Terry Massengill 62 5'9" 180 Guard/Nose 12th

Jacob Barnard 64 6'1" 215 Guard/End 11th

Jacob McAllister 67 5'8" 180 Guard/End 9th

Jacob Ayers 70 5'9" 225 Guard/Nose 9th

Jacob Lee 72 5'9" 210 Guard/End 10th

Daniel Pace 74 6'2" 215 Center/End 12th

Joseph Digiulian 75 6'0" 210 Tackle/End 11th

Harve Dixon 76 6'8" 360 Tackle/Nose 9th

Josh Fultz 77 5'6" 215 Guard/Nose 10th

Brad Fleeman 78 6'0" 250 Guard/Nose 10th

Reese Moore 79 6'6" 275 Guard/Nose 10th

Jonathan Estes 80 6'1" 165 Rec/Linebacker 10th

Ian Loudermelt 82 5'9" 135 Rec/Safety 9th

Cody Cornelius 84 6'2" 170 Rec/End 9th

Alex Miller 88 6'1" 160 Rec/Corner 10th

Last Year (5-6)

Cumberland Gap 34 Union County 6

Cumberland Gap 56 South Greene 55

Oneida 42 Cumberland Gap 7

West Greene 26 Cumberland Gap 19

Gibbs 46 Cumberland Gap 7

Cumberland Gap 35 Chuckey-Doak 12

Greeneville 54 Cumberland Gap 6

Claiborne 28 Cumberland Gap 26

Cumberland Gap 48 Cosby 25

Cumberland Gap 26 Grainger 24

Elizabethton 63 Cumberland Gap 12

2010 Schedule

August 27 at Union County

September 3 South Greene

September 10 Oneida

September 17 at West Greene

September 24 at Gibbs

October 1 Chuckey-Doak

October 8 at Greeneville

October 14 at Claiborne

October 22 Cosby

October 29 GraingerPhoto by Emery Minton, Jr.


Outdoor Truths

with Gary MillerIt is good to see some akerns (I just wanted

to see how that looked in print) hitting the

ground. Last year, my area was barren of

these deer delicacies. I’ve actually only seen

it that bad one other time. It forced the deer

into the fields and as a result, some big deer

were killed. And that is what happened last

year as well. This year has already returned

to normalcy which means there will be

acorns, but we’ll just have to find which

trees are burgeoning with an extra supply.

During the spring and summer deer are fo-

cused on plant life. It is the staple of their

diet. By the time the acorns are falling, they

are ready to add this other food group. And

as every hunter knows, if you will find these

nuts, you will find the deer.

Last hunting season was a visual reminder

of what our nation has went through as well.

It seems the barren trees have mirrored our

recent economy. Many people have had to

find other places to find their sustenance. It

has been tough on most everyone, but we

will get through this as well. It will not be by

the words of pundits or the writing of policy,

but by the sheer desire of God. What I mean

by that is it is God who sustains our world

and who keeps it in perfect balance.

If you have ever watched one of the scien-

tific channels, you will notice how many of

the shows approach their programming from

a “what if” scenario. What if a super comet

hits the earth as it once did? What if a giant

meteorite crashes into the ocean? What if

there is a massive star collision in space?

What if what used to be nothing, was found

to contain matter? That would really be

something? We would then have the proof

that not only does everything contain matter,

but nothing does as well. And if nothing con-

tains matter as everything does, we could

then finally prove that the earth was created

out of the same matter that nothing is com-

posed of and we would no longer have to

deal with God as the possible architect of it

all. I can see it now on the Discovery Chan-

nel….. “British scientist discovers nothing’s

matter!”…… or is it nothing matters.

Hmmm?

The truth is, God is not only the creator of

our universe, but He is the sustainer of it as

well. The critical balance is in His hands. He

is the one who stays the comet and stops the

meteorite from annihilating the earth. This

doesn’t mean that we should shirk our stew-

ardship responsibilities or that we should not

make necessary preparation for certain situ-

ations, but only that we ultimately realize

that whether it is an acorn, a cataclysmic

event, or you and me; He’s got the whole

world in His hands.

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August 21

Girls Soccer - Bell County at Corbin

Girls Soccer - Middlesboro vs. Perry Central and then

Southwestern at Pulaski SW

August 23

Golf - Pineville at Barbourville

Volleyball - Bell County at Clay County

Girls Soccer - Whitley Co. at Bell County

August 24

Golf - Middlesboro at South Laurel

Volleyball - Claiborne, TN at Bell County

Volleyball - Middlesboro at Clay County

August 26

Golf - Middlesboro vs. South Laurel & Knox Central at

Middlesboro Country Club

Golf - Pineville vs. Bell, Harlan, and

Harlan County at Wasioto Winds

Volleyball - Bell County at Middlesboro

Boys and Girls Soccer - MHS at Whitley

August 28

Volleyball - All A Classic begins

Boys Soccer - Lincoln Co. at Middlesboro

August 30

Golf - Middlesboro vs. North Laurel & Whitley County at

Crooked Creek

Volleyball - Bell County at Knox Central

Girls Soccer - Middlesboro at Bell County

August 31

Golf - Middlesboro vs. Barbourville

at Wasioto Winds

Golf - Pineville vs. Bell, Jellico

at Wasioto Winds

Volleyball - Middlesboro at Th. Walker, VA

Girls Soccer - MHS at Letcher Central

September 1

Golf - Pineville at Woodlake in Tazewell

September 2

Golf - Pineville vs. Lynn Camp, Bell, Middlesboro at Wa-

sioto Winds

Volleyball - Union Co., TN at Bell County

Volleyball - Middlesboro at Knox Central

Girls Soccer - Whitley Co. at Middlesboro

September 7

Golf- Middlesboro at Corbin

Volleyball - Knox Central at Bell County

September 8

Golf - Pineville vs. Cumberland Gap, Bell County at Wa-

sioto Winds

Boys Soccer - Middlesboro at Corbin

September 9

Golf - Pineville at Middlesboro

Volleyball - Bell County at Lynn Camp

Volleyball - Harlan at Middlesboro

Boys Soccer - North Laurel at Middlesboro

Girls Soccer - Wayne Co. at Bell County

September 11

Boys Soccer - Middlesboro at Lincoln Co.

Girls Soccer - Middlesboro at Corbin

September 13

Golf - Middlesboro vs. Clay County

at Wasioto Winds

Girls Soccer - South Laurel at Bell County

September 14

Golf - Pineville at Lafollette

Volleyball - Bell County at Harlan

Volleyball - Harlan County at Middlesboro

Boys Soccer - Whitley Co. at Middlesboro

Girls Soccer - Berea at Middlesboro

September 16

Volleyball - Middlesboro at Bell County

Girls Soccer - Bell County at Middlesboro

September 18

Boys Soccer - OBI at Middlesboro

September 20

Golf - Middlesboro at Barbourville

Volleyball - Bell County at Claiborne, TN

Girls Soccer - Bell Co. at Letcher Central

More local sports schedules

BARBOURVILLE, Ky. – The Union Soft-

ball program announced today the signing of

MHS standout hurler Randie Jo Powers to its

squad for the upcoming 2011 season.

A standout at Middlesboro High School

in Middlesboro, Ky., Powers amassed im-

pressive stats over her last two seasons at the

high school level. Powers compiled a record

of 36-21 in 57 starts in the pitching circle.

She amassed an impressive 585 strikeouts

while walking 109 batters, a ratio of 5-to-1,

in her 366 innings pitch.

Tough on the opposition, Powers limited

batters to a .156 batting average while also

earning 21 shutouts over her junior and sen-

ior seasons. In her senior campaign, she also

pitched two no hitters.

After signing the local standout, head

coach Danny Fish commented, “I am thrilled

to have Randie Jo joining our program. She

has proven to be a solid pitcher at the high

school level and we look for her to continue

that at the next level with the Lady Bull-

dogs.”

Fish went on to say, “We lost some

pitching depth from last season’s squad and

Randie Jo will certainly help in adding depth

to our pitching staff.” Photo submitted

Powers signs with Union College


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