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You’ll see Washington County sophomore Davon Moore on the gridiron this fall, possibly manning both the offensive and defensive lines for the Commanders. Regardless of what he does on the football field next season, however, it will be tough to top what he’s been doing in the weight room.

Moore recently broke a long-standing record at Washington County High School and it’s pretty obvious that he’s going to shatter his own record in the near future, probably time and time again.

Washington County vs. Burgin
Score: 15-0 Washington County
When: Monday, April 15
Where: Idle Hour Park
Key players: WCHS - Chris Warner
Game highlights: Washington County baseball (9-8) made easy work of Burgin (0-3) on Monday night, run-ruling the Bulldogs in five innings, 15-0.

The Commanders did a lot of their damage in the first inning, hanging seven runs on two Burgin pitchers to put the game well in hand right away.

Dennis George
Contributing Writer

There will be a new Fifth Region Class A baseball champion this season.
Three time defending Washington County was sent to the sidelines Monday night when they were eliminated by Green County 5-3 at Idle Hour Park.

The visitors were able to secure the win despite being without the services of ace pitcher Brennen Milby.  The Ohio State signee was sidelined with a sore arm, and Commander coach Derek Schuler says his team responded to the news well.

It’s the year of the Cardinal. As I sit here with 12.9 seconds left in the national title game and watch Peyton Siva sink a pair of free throws to put away Michigan for Louisville’s third championship in school history, that’s all you can really say. This was UofL’s year and there wasn’t much that was going to stop them.

There’s no university hotter right now, honestly. They just locked up a long coveted men’s basketball title and the women’s team may be right behind them, depending on Tuesday’s result after press time.