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LEXINGTON — Five members of the South Oldham tennis team were the last ones standing of 19 total participants from Oldham County in the KHSAA State Tennis Tournament last week at the University of Kentucky’s Boone/Downing Tennis Complex.

 GOSHEN — The stage is set for the rematch.

The last time Kirsten Smith pitched on North Oldham’s field, she allowed four runs in what was seemingly the beginning of rough second half of the regular season for the Lady Colonels. It was the first time OC had lost to North in five years and the Lady Colonels dropped five of their last nine games following that district loss.

 GOSHEN — The stage is set for the rematch.

The last time Kirsten Smith pitched on North Oldham’s field, she allowed four runs in what was seemingly the beginning of rough second half of the regular season for the Lady Colonels. It was the first time OC had lost to North in five years and the Lady Colonels dropped five of their last nine games following that district loss.

 BUCKNER – South Oldham had no intentions of following the status quo to start the District 29 Tournament Monday night against North Oldham. On paper, it was a set up for the Dragons’ season to end – one team sputtering while the other flourished. History had shown these two crosstown rivals would fight to the final out, usually resulting in a one-run ball game. Winner lives another week, loser goes home.