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  • SCC splits two games in men’s soccer; Woods nets a hat trick


    In college soccer action last week, the St. Catharine men split a pair of non-conference games at home.

    On Tuesday, Tim Wolz’ Patriots fell 2-1 to Trevecca Nazarene University, but Saturday they bounced back for their first win of the season with a 3-0 victory over Ohio Christian University.
    The 1-1 week left the Patriots with an overall 1-4-1 record.
    They returned to Mid-South Conference play Monday night with a game at the University of the Cumberlands.

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  • SCC camp at Dean Watts on Oct. 11


    The St. Catharine College baseball staff will be hosting a baseball skills camp at Dean Watts Park in Bardstown Oct. 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
    The camp is for players ages six to 18.

    Campers will be given instruction in hitting, fielding, throwing and base running.
    The Patriot coaching staff and current players will be working individual stations, so each player will get ample attention.
    The pre-registration deadline is Oct. 4, but walk-up registration will also be available the day of the camp starting at 8 a.m.

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  • SCC women split two in soccer


    The St. Catharine College women hosted two soccer opponents last week at Nelson County High School.
    The two contests resulted in a 4-0 loss Tuesday to Trevecca Nazarene University, and a 2-0 win against University of Rio Grande on Saturday in Mid-South Conference play.
    The 1-1 week left the Patriots with a 3-3  overall record, and a 1-1 conference slate.
    Thursday they will travel to the University of the Cumberlands for a Mid-South Conference game. Saturday they play at Midway College.

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  • Jewell sparkles as player of the week


    Charlotte Jewell is making the most of her freshman season on the St. Catharine volleyball team.

    The freshman from Mt. Washington has helped lead Adam Stevenson’s Patriots to a 12-3 record.
    Now she has been recognized as the setter of the week in the Mid-South Conference for the week of Sept. 18-24.
    Jewell averaged 8.6 assist per game last week, as the Patriots beat Campbellsville 3-2 and Mid-Continent 3-0.
    She had 42 assists against Campbellsville and 27 against Mid-Continent.

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  • Lincoln golfers end 2011 season


    The Lincoln Men’s Golf Club has completed the 2011 season with the Shamble Tournament.  A tournament record of five-under was set by the winning team of Bill Frost, Fred Armstrong, Ted McNeal, and Mike Abell.
     

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  • Katie George dressed for success on court


    By Walter Villa
    ESPNHighSchool.com

    LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Wearing a helmet and pads, Katie George may look like a like a football player – but she’s not.
    She’s tougher than that.
    George, a 5-foot-10 senior setter for Assumption (Louisville, Ky.), had her tonsils removed in July. But soon after the routine procedure, doctors discovered a blood clot in her left lung.

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  • Girls’ soccer can’t find offense against top-rated Central Hardin


    Brandon Mattingly
    Landmark News Service

    The Washington County girls’ soccer team hit the road Wednesday to take on the top team in the region at Central Hardin.
    The Commanderettes (0-6) were on the short end of a 10-0 score, but that wasn’t the biggest loss they suffered on the day.
     Junior Janna Mattingly left the game with a season-ending injury, a blow that coach Seamus Marrinan said hurts.

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  • Commanderette golf has strong showing

    Brandon Mattingly
    Landmark News Service

    The Commanderette golf team took part in two highly-contested matches this week with Nelson County on Wednesday, and a three-team match with Campbellsville and Taylor County on Thursday.
    They came up just short to Nelson County, as they shot a score of 200 to the Cardinals’ 196.
    Amanda Cox led the way with a 43, followed by Emily Cox’s 46. Callie Harmon and Olivia Cox pitched in with rounds of 50 and 61 respectively.

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  • ImPACT new to WC athletic programs


    Athletes in Washington County have to take one more test than their classmates this season.

    While some student-athletes may groan at another test, this one is supposed to help the post-concussion recovery process.
    Immediate post-concussion assessment and cognitive testing (ImPACT) is new to Washington County this season.
    Jenna Meyer, the athletic trainer for Washington County High School, said the ImPACT test is administered online before the season begins, so athletes have baseline information on file.

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  • WC comes up short late to CAL


    Brandon Mattingly
    Landmark News Service

    The Commanders dropped to 3-2 on the season Friday night with a road loss to Christian Academy-Louisville 14-7. Head coach Eric Sagrecy said a big part of the loss lands on his shoulders.
    “We got outplayed and out coached,” he said. “It’s my job to make sure we’re ready to play every game and we weren’t ready to play.”

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