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Today's Sports

  • Younger Mudcats improve but fall...

    The Central Kentucky Mudcats 13-and-under baseball team had a tough weekend in the Great Lakes Super Regional, played in Danville over the weekend. The Mudcats dropped all three games in their most challenging tournament so far this summer.

    “This was a tough tournament and i thought on Sunday they played possibly their best game of the summer, minus the walks,” Copenhaver said.

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  • Mudcat pitchers shine in tourney...

    The Central Kentucky Mudcats 15-and-under baseball team roared through their own Mudcats Classic Saturday and Sunday, winning the title with four impressive wins on Barnes Memorial Field.

    Because of a seeding quirk, the Mudcats defeated the same teams in Sunday’s tournament play that they had beaten the day before in pool play.

    The older Mudcats now stand at 8-4 on the season as they head into the Nationals Baseball Tournament this week in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

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  • Much gray area in prep transfer...

    What might have been a sign of the times we live in was making the headlines recently.

    In case you missed it, Mike Harmon, the father of Zion Harmon, who just completed his freshman season at Adair County High School and one of the nation’s top basketball prospects in the Class of 2021, announced that his son was looking at transferring to another school in Kentucky for his sophomore year. He named several schools as being on the list.

    As an eighth-grader, Harmon was a major factor in Bowling Green’s first state championship.

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  • Bearcats could be better than...

    Bryan Hyatt knows the eyes of local sports fans will be on his every move in his inaugural season as boys’ basketball coach at Anderson County High School.

    “That will be one thing that is different,” Hyatt smiled as he talked about his first summer leading the Bearcat program. “In the past, Glen (Drury) was head coach and he took the heat.”

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  • Seven Anderson softballers...

    Seven members of the 2018 Anderson County High School softball team have been named to the All-Academic Softball team by the Kentucky Softball Coaches Association.

    Seniors Carmen Holt and Kelsey Sutherland were named to the first team as were juniors Jenni Beasley, Taylor Brown, Mattie Copenhaver and Lexi Tinsley. Senior Ashlyn Dearinger was named honorable mention.

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  • Illegally kept deer fawn leads...

    Ky. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Resources release

    The report of a deer fawn being kept illegally led to drug charges against a man and his mother in Marion County.

    On Monday, June 11, conservation officers with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources charged 26-year-old Matt White, of Lebanon, Ky., with holding protected wildlife and one count of cultivation of five or more marijuana plants.

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  • Older Mudcats earn split in...

    The Central Kentucky Mudcats 15-and-under baseball team split four games in the Next Level 15u/16u Prospects Tournament, held last Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Lexington. The Mudcats are now 4-4 on the summer and will host their own tournament at Anderson County High School this weekend.

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  • Young Mudcats sweep to own...

    The Central Kentucky Mudcats 13-and-under baseball team swept through four games to win its own tournament Saturday and Sunday at Barnes Memorial Field at Anderson County High School.

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  • Minor League championship game...
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