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GOSHEN — North Oldham has prepared for Friday this entire season.

The Lady Mustangs will play Scott High School in the KHSAA Volleyball State Tournament Friday at 11 a.m. at Valley High School with a mission to avenge last season’s early tournament exit.

When North was swept by Mercy Academy in the 2014 state tournament, coach Brett Versen went to work by putting together a schedule to face top talent.

Week 10 is the bye week for the North Oldham football team and rather than preparing for a playoff game, the team is gathering up equipment.

For just the second time in 10 years under head coach Billy Martin, the Mustangs will miss the KHSAA Class 4-A playoffs after going winless in the district with Friday night’s 23-7 loss at Franklin County.

North finished the season 3-7 after a 2-0 start.

Week 10 is the bye week for the North Oldham football team and rather than preparing for a playoff game, the team is gathering up equipment.

For just the second time in 10 years under head coach Billy Martin, the Mustangs will miss the KHSAA Class 4-A playoffs after going winless in the district with Friday night’s 23-7 loss at Franklin County.

North finished the season 3-7 after a 2-0 start.

CARROLLTON – South Oldham made it into the KHSAA state tournament because of its preparation and execution that led to a second straight Region 8 Championship.

Studying film and eliminating the strengths of the opposition led to their win over Oldham County in the regional final, and the Dragons knew that same approach was necessary to defeat Trinity Monday in the first round of the state tournament.