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Pratt: On state's biggest stage, South Oldham's best became its worst

LEXINGON – The art of a shot provides a beautiful juxtaposition. After all, that’s the objective of the game – shoot the ball to put it in the hoop. And when that is executed flawlessly, there’s nothing more elegant than a perfect arcing shot before you hear the swish of the net.

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Volleyball: Versen leaves North to coach Sacred Heart

Brett Versen, volleyball coach at North Oldham the past two seasons, has left to take the same position at Sacred Heart Academy. Versen, 31, won back-to-back Eighth Region titles in two years at North Oldham and led the Lady Mustangs to the state quarterfinals last season.

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Baseball: Mustangs coach pleased with early season bullpen production

GOSHEN — Three games into the season, North Oldham is further along than expected when it comes to the pitching rotation. First-year coach Zach Ivester believed a few preseason injuries would challenge the bullpen to mature rather quickly, and he’s been impressed with the response. The Mustangs started the year with a 17-2 blowout win at Carroll County before dropping much closer games to Eastern and Tates Creek.

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Softball: Lady Colonels search for solid offense after weekend losses

BUCKNER — Oldham County got back on the right track Monday after an overwhelming weekend tournament. Senior Whitney Leanhart hit a two-run triple in the second inning to spark a 3-0 victory over Sacred Heart Academy Monday to move Oldham County to 6-2 on the season. The Lady Colonels’ two losses came over the weekend against Madisonville-North Hopkins and Male in the Big M Chevrolet Classic in Elizabethtown in blowout fashion.

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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16: Poor shooting dooms South Oldham in 71-42 loss to South Laurel in state quarterfinals

LEXINGTON – South Oldham’s strength for its entire season turned into its biggest weakness Friday night. South Oldham made just three 3-pointers on 14 attempts and had no answer for Caleb Taylor, who led South Laurel to a 71-42 victory in the quarterfinals of the Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena. South Oldham hit 24 percent of its shots and Taylor put up 26 points with 14 rebounds to secure South Laurel’s spot in the state semifinals against Doss on Saturday.

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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Quarterfinal Preview: South Oldham preps for height challenge of South Laurel

LEXINGTON – South Oldham doesn’t have much time for celebration before it must shift its focus to the next challenge. Although Thursday night’s 58-34 victory over Owensboro Catholic did merit postgame festivities as the school’s first Sweet 16 victory, the Dragons quickly hit the reset button Friday morning. “It was fun and exciting making history for South Oldham,” senior Jacob Bray said Friday morning. “It felt good.”

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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16: South Oldham cruises 58-34 over Owensboro Catholic for first Sweet 16 win

LEXINGTON – With about two minutes left in the game, South Oldham coach Steve Simpson turned around from the bench and looked up in the stands and smiled.

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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Preview: South Oldham puts up record-setting season as Simpson draws near 300th win

Whether South Oldham wins its first state tournament game Thursday night or not, the 2015-16 season will be remembered as one of the best in school history. On top of setting a school record for wins in a season with a 28-5 record, a South Oldham win over Owensboro Catholic in the first round of the Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16 Thursday night, would mark the 300th career win for head coach Steve Simpson in his 16 years at the helm at South Oldham.

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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Preview: South’s Jo Griffin carries on family legacy into state tournament

CRESTWOOD — South Oldham junior Jo Griffin will carry on a family legacy when he steps into Rupp Arena Thursday. Griffin will become the fifth member of his family to represent an Oldham County school on the state’s biggest high school sports stage when South Oldham tips off against Owensboro Catholic at 8 p.m. in the Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16.

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Business Trip: South Oldham searches for first state tournament win

CRESTWOOD —South Oldham senior Isaac Fields remembers the surreal feeling when the Dragons first stepped into Rupp Arena when he was a freshman. That was three years ago, and Fields said that feeling will probably come up again this year even if it is South Oldham’s third time since 2013 to play in the Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16.

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