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  • Wrestling background pays off...

    Ichiro Vance has received his fair share of football accolades.

    The Eastern Kentucky University linebacker was named all-conference the last two seasons. This season Vance was named a semifinalist for the Campbell Award, an award that recognizes a college football player’s academics, community service and on-field performance.

    All those honors came after a decorated football career at Oldham County High School.

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  • Former OC runner competing at...

    Kevin Montgomery originally didn’t set out to be a runner.

    From the age of six, his love was baseball, and he played for 11 years in the South Oldham Little League. He ultimately started at second base for the Oldham County High School freshman team when he was in 8th grade, and he went on to play two more years at OC.

    This Saturday, though, the 2012 OC grad will be with the Tennessee Wesleyan College cross-country team that will compete at the NAIA Nationals in Lawrence, Kan.

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  • Rigdon signs with Kentucky...
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  • Dragons’ season ends in...

    CRESTWOOD – Friday night’s result between South Oldham and Franklin County wasn’t reflective of the teams on the field, according to South coach Jamie Reed.

    “The better team didn’t win tonight,” Reed said. “That’s for certain.”

    But it was a combination of Dragon errors and a monster performance by Franklin County’s Chris Roberts that led to a 27-21 loss Friday at Dragon Stadium in the second round of the Class 5A playoffs.

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  • Stephens: 'Cats fine-tuning...

    LEXINGTON – It's not even Thanksgiving and John Calipari's University of Kentucky basketball team is miles ahead of where most coaches could hope their teams will be at the end of a year.

    The Wildcats notched a solid-but-not perfect win over Texas-Arlington, 105-76, Tuesday night in Rupp Arena.

    They were out-rebounded 21-17 in the first half, weren't talking enough on defense and weren't executing well in half-court for much of the night.

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  • Franklin ends South's...

    CRESTWOOD – Friday night's result between South Oldham and Franklin County wasn't reflective of the teams on the field, according to South coach Jamie Reed.

    “The better team didn't win tonight” Reed said. “That's for certain.'

    But it was a combination of Dragon errors and a monster performance by Franklin County's Chris Roberts that led to a 27-21 overtime Flyers win Friday at Dragon Stadium in the second round of the Class 5A playoffs.

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  • North runs over Western to...

     LOUISVILLE ‑‑ All it took was one play for North Oldham to exert its dominance over fellow Class 4A school Western on the Warriors' home field Friday night.

    North running back Arien Beasley raced 60 yards for a touchdown on the very first play from scrimmage and the Mustangs (9-3) never looked back in a 49-6 rout of the Warriors (6-6).

    “We played really well, in all phases of the game,” North coach Billy Martin said. “It was a dominating performance I knew our guys were capable of.”

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  • River City Legends host Kick...

    The River City Legends, a semi-professional indoor soccer team that plays in the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL) Premier Division, will be hosting the Evansville Kings in the annual Kick Cancer game Nov. 16.

    The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA Sports Arena in Buckner.

    Tickets are $5 and all proceeds will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. A local resident, Kailen Combs Taylor, will be sharing her story about her battle with cancer as well as raising awareness.

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