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At least five others ready and able to unseat Lady Bearcats
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Anderson's return to Diddle far from guaranteed
There is little doubt that Anderson County is seen as the team to beat in the girls' Eighth Region race in 2011. The Lady Bearcats were impressive through the regional tournament and return most of last year's roster.
Everyone else around the region remembers.
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Eighth Region's top teams and players
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Herndon on a limb
Top Eighth Region teams
1.Oldham County
Some talent, including guard Kerry Smith. Oldham is returning to its days of glory.
2.North Oldham
Devon Rowan's inside presence is the biggest challenge to counter in the region. Rowan makes North the slightest of favorites.
3.Simon Kenton
The Pioneers play defense with a passion and will always be in the game because of it.
4.Spencer County
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Spencer could challenge for Rupp trip
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Oldham Co. gets slight nod in wacky region
If you had any doubt about how wacky the quest for Eighth Region supremacy is expected to be in 2011, just check out a copy of The Cats' Pause Yearbook.
The featured player is sophomore Darryl Hicks, playing for Shelby County last year, who was expected to play for Collins this season, but has transferred to Louisville Trinity, where he's waiting to hit the hardwood next year.
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No. 1 John Hardin rallies in final minutes to oust near-perfect Bearcats from state playoffs
SO CLOSE!
Anderson County was nearly perfect on the football field Friday night.
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Anderson showed what it can be
Some real Friday Night Lights
Well, Anderson County, how did you like some real Friday Night Lights?
Just for a few minutes, forget the fact that John Hardin overcame a late deficit to defeat Anderson in the Class 5A, Region 2 championship game Friday night. The hurt, especially for the nine seniors that put on shoulder pads for the final time as Anderson County High School students, will last. There is no denying that. The tears shed in the Bearcats' post-game meeting were profuse.
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Season opens for real next Tuesday
Lady Bearcats to face state's top team in Saturday scrimmage
Anderson County's girls' basketball team is being tested even before the term is supposed to start.
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John Hardin scores with 2:11 left to take fourth straight title
Bearcat season ends in final minutes of regional championship
John Hardin quarterback Eli Mitchell found Jeremy Harness open in the end zone with 2:16 to play to give the top-ranked Bulldogs a 28-24 win over Anderson County in the Class 5A, Region 2 championship football game.
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While most give them no chance, Bearcats out to take school's first regional championship
Bearcats out to prove state wrong against top-ranked John Hardin
Everyone knows the magnitude of the challenge facing Anderson County on the football field Friday night.
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Saturday pizza parties underscore why Bearcats have turned season around
Just hold the mushrooms
We only thought Anderson County's football turnaround came about when Blake Curtsinger and Matt Sprague blocked a Bullitt Central extra point, in overtime, back on Oct. 8.
Makes sense, you know. The Bearcats were 3-3, teetering on the brink of .500 or less. Since then, they are riding a six-game win streak, managed to win only the third district title in school history and have rolled to a pair of playoff wins for the first time since Kentucky started determining state football champions with a tournament in 1959.
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Dillow, Buser run well at state meet
LEXINGTON – Anderson County runners Austin Dillow and Dylan Buser put forth strong showings at the state Class 3A cross country meet, held at the Kentucky Horse Park on Saturday.
Dillow, a junior competing in his third state meet finished 79th out of 228 runners with a time of 17:54.63. Dillow was almost 1.5 seconds faster than last year in the 5K race.
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