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Athlete of the Week

  • Champions of the Week: Nov. 27-30

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  • Female Athlete of the Week 9/21-9/27: Katie Posto

    Katie Posto

     

    Class: Sophomore

    Sport: Golf

    School: North Oldham

     Claim to fame: Finished in 14th place during the regional girls’ golf tournament.  

     

    FAVORITE ATHLETE

    “I’d say Rickie Fowler because I like his style and everything he has gone through with college golf.”

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  • Athlete of the Week: Kaleb Fuson

    Kaleb Fuson.
    Buckner Elementary School.
    Baseball, basketball, soccer and lacrosse.
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    Buckner.
    Julie and Jeff Fuson.
    Accomplishments: Fuson, a second grader at Buckner Elementary School, loves to play sports and is an active participant in the Oldham County YMCA sponsored leagues playing baseball, basketball, soccer and he will start playing lacrosse next year in a bantam league.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Tomm Loguidice

    Name: Tommy Loguidice.
    School: Buckner Elementary School.
    Sport: Tae Kwon Do
    Age: 7.
    Hometown: La Grange.
    Parents: Diane and John Loguidice.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Geoffrey Gigliotti

    Name: Geoffrey Gigliotti.
    School: Oldham County Middle School.
    Sport: Track/cross country.
    Events: 800-meter run/4x800 relay.
    Age: 14.
    Hometown: La Grange.
    Parents: Melanie and Bob Gigliotti.
    Accomplishments: An eighth-grader at Oldham County Middle School, Gigliotti is a solid middle distance runner in the 800-meter run for the Colonels and also a member of the cross country team.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Kaitlyn Toth

    Name: Kaitlyn Toth.
    School: Oldham County Middle School.
    Sport: Softball.
    Age: 13.
    Hometown: La Grange.
    Parents: Tracy and Joe Toth.
    Accomplishments: An eighth-grader at Oldham County Middle School, Toth is a regular in the outfield for the Oldham County High School freshman softball team.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Hayden Whitelaw

    Name: Hayden Whitelaw.
    School: North Oldham Middle School.
    Sport: Tennis.
    Age: 12.
    Hometown: Goshen
    Parents: Christine and Grady Whitelaw.
    Accomplishments: Whitelaw, a seventh-grader at North Oldham Middle School, has stepped into the varsity lineup for the North Oldham High School tennis team this year.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Riley Robertson

    Name: Riley Robertson.
    School: Kenwood Station Elementary School.
    Sport: Tae Kwon Do.
    Age: 9.
    Hometown: Crestwood.
    Parents: Melissa and Douglas Robertson.
    Accomplishments: A fourth-grader at Kenwood Station Elementary School, Robertson is one of the top young students at the Kentucky Tae Kwon Do and Fitness Academy in Crestwood.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Austin Veech

    Name: Austin Veech.
    School: Oldham County Middle School.
    Sport: Baseball.
    Position: Catcher.
    Age: 14.
    Hometown: La Grange.
    Parents: Scott and Mari Jo Veech.
    Accomplishments: An eighth-grader at Oldham County Middle School, Veech is entering his second-year as the starting catcher for the OCMS baseball team and has been elected the team captain.
    Veech helped the Colonels to a second straight league title last season with his outstanding defensive work behind the plate and solid hitting.

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  • Athlete of the Week: Jordan Honaker

    Name: Jordan Honaker.
    School: East Oldham Middle School.
    Sport: Basketball.
    Postition: Center/forward.
    Age: 13.
    Hometown: Ballardsville.
    Parents: Michelle and Josh Honaker.
    Accomplishments: A seventh grader at East Oldham Middle School, Honaker plays center and forward for the Patriots’ seventh and eighth grade teams.
    He helped both teams as a starter with the seventh grade squad and one of the key reserves on the eighth grade team.
    “We started off good, but kind of tailed off at the end,” Honaker said. “We have a lot of guys back, so we will be better next year.”

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