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Eagles pick up fourth win at HCC,
fall to Muhlenberg at home
falling to district foe urday OCHS squares
Muhlenberg
County off in a rematch with
sportsdesk@octimesnews.com at home Friday night. the Frederick Fraize
Those outcomes put the Aces at the Owensboro
Ohio County High Eagles at 4-15 entering Sportscenter in the Autism Awareness Classic,
School’s boys’ basketball this week.
team had an up-and- Matt Brigance’s squad with a 1:30 p.m. tipoff. down week last week, hosted Franklin-Simp- Next Tuesday, Feb. 3,
beating Hopkins Coun- son last night and then Ohio County is schedty Central Tuesday at travel to Tell City, In- uled to play host Apollo.
Morton’s Gap and then diana, on Friday. Sat- Last Tuesday at
Hopkins Central, Ohio
County picked up their
second win of the season over the Storm—the
first a 75-62 decision
Dec. 20 at the Baptist
Health & Sports Rehab Holiday Classic at
Webster County High
School. The Eagles
proved to have HCC’s
number again Tuesday,
winning by a final of 6750.
Eagle senior Drew
Wagler and freshman
Dylan Decker combined
for OCHS’ first 10 points
of the night, helping the
visitors to a 10-3 lead
which would stretch
to 14-6. Aided by five
points from junior forward Travis Carter, the
trio accounted for 15
points in the first eight
minutes as the Eagles
built a 21-13 lead after
one quarter.
Jay Newcom transports around the MCHS Carter had five more
defense playing at the high school.
in a low-scoring second
By NEIL GRANT
period that ended with
Ohio County on top 3222 at the intermission. Carter and sophomore
forward Ross Tichenor
had six each in a third
quarter that saw runs
by both teams. An early
run saw the Storm cut
the deficit to 36-29, followed by an OCHS run
that pushed their lead
to 48-29. The quarter
ended with Ohio County
up 52-35.
The Eagles extended
their advantage to 59-37
at the 6:35 mark of the
fourth quarter before a
final HCC push reduced
the margin to 12, at 5947, with about four minutes to play. But Ohio
County turned the final
surge away to win by 17. Carter topped all
scorers with 22 points
backed by 12 from Decker. Hopkins Central’s
Malik Gant led his team
in defeat with 20 points
while Shelby Myers
added 14 as the Storm
slipped to 7-10 on the
year.
Ohio County 21 11 20 15—28 5/12 20
Hopkins Central 13 9 13 15—18 13/25 13
Ohio County (67)—
Carter 22, Decker 12, Ross Tichenor aims for his jump shot against
Muhlenberg County. (Treg Ward photos)
See Eagles..pg. B-4.
Wrestling Eagles win three classes at Tiger Classic
By NEIL GRANT
sportsdesk@octimesnews.com
With only six wrestlers competing, Ohio
County High School’s
Eagles won three weight
class championships at
the Tiger Classic Jan.
17 at Hopkinsville High
School. Last Saturday,
David Miller’s boys competed in the Capital City
Classic at Frankfort and
this Saturday travel
to Union County High
School in Morganfield
for the State Duals competition.
Results from the Tiger
Classic included:
106—Kaleb Sapp (OC)
won by fall over Austin Gibson (Christian
County) in 2:23; won by
technical fall over Nick
Dickerson
(Caldwell
County) 17-1 in 5:58;
in the championship
match, won by decision
over Kaleb Hammons
(Caldwell Co.) 2-1.
220—Zach Farris
(OC) won by fall over
Ben McGregor (CldwllCo) in :37; won by fall
over Chance Orr (Paducah Tilghman) in :27;
in championship match,
won by technical fall
over Colby Culver (PT)
19-3 in 3:57.
285—Luke Shaffer
OCHS Senior Wrestlers
(Studio II provided photos)
Blake Brown
BJ Miller
Zack Farris
Luke Shaffer
(OC) won by fall over
Holden Saunders (Hopkinsville) in 1:45; won
by fall over David Clark
(Calloway County) in
:23; in championship
match, won by decision over Jorge Mendez
(Bourbon County) 5-3.
145—Blake Brown
(OC) won by fall over
Dade
Miller
(Fort
Campbell) in 1:47; won
by decision over Rohan
Nandwani (Brentwood,
TN Ravenwood) 7-0; lost
by majority decision to
Nicholas Walls (CllwyCo) 14-4; lost by decision
to Justin Charest (Mt.
Juliet, TN) 8-1; in fifthplace match, won by forfeit over Nandwani (R ).
132—Ethan Hoover
(OC) lost by fall to Matthew Helm (MtJ) in
1:39; lost by fall to Codey Mattingly (Whitesville Trinity) in 6:00.
195—Dylan Marlow
(OC) won by majority
decision over Christian
Cruz (H ) 14-3; lost by
fall to Phillip Bradley
(University
Heights
Academy) in 1:54; won
by fall over Asher Benson (MtJ) in 6:00; won
by fall over Tony Adkinson (FtC) in 2:50.
OCHS wrestlers fourth in Capital City Classic
By NEIL GRANT
sportsdesk@octimesnews.com
Ohio County High
School’s wrestling team
made another strong
showing last Saturday,
placing fourth in a 22team field competing in
the Capital City Classic at Frankfort High
School. The Eagles were
without two of their
seniors or their finish
might have been even
higher. This Saturday,
David Miller’s crew is
entered in the State Duals meet at Union County High School. Senior Eagle Luke
Shaffer
(285-pound
class) was OCHS’ only
division winner, while
B.J. Miller and Kaleb
Sapp had runner-up finishes and Dylan Marlow
a fourth.
Dakota Himes
Saturday’s individual
results included:
106—Kaleb Sapp—
won by fall over Sheridan Willoughby (Bourbon County); lost by
majority decision to
Tanner Yenter (Campbell County) 12-3—runner-up in class, season
record 37-4.
113—Dakota Himes—
lost by technical fall to
Travis Coovert (Boone
County) 15-0; won by
fall over Xavier Gatton
(Jeffersonville, IN Red
Devils); won by fall over
Jordan Trejo (Lexington
Tates Creek)—won consolation bracket, season
record 27-15.
126—Zach McCoy—
lost by decision to Matthew Manns (Franklin
County) 5-1; won by
fall over Ethan Downie
(Fort Campbell); lost by
decision to Luke Sivado
(Louisville DeSales)—
consolation bracket runner-up, season record
12-10.
138—B.J. Miller—won
by fall over K.J. Sunbom (Anderson County); won by fall over
Josh Cooper (JRD); lost
by decision to Bryan
Spahr (CC)—runner-up
in class, season record
29-1.
145—Chase Arnold—
lost by fall to Lovaughn
Samuels
(Louisville
Western); lost by fall to
Bryan Howell (CC)—
season record 9-12.
152—Josh McCoy—
won by fall over TrenSee Classic..pg. B-4.
Coach Albin honored...
OCHS icon and beloved coach, Rusty Albin was suprised last Friday night during the Muhlenberg County double-header with the
honor of the basketball court bearing his name, “Coach A Court.”
Pictured is WXMZ’s Jerry Wright interviewing Albin after the suprise. See more on page B-2. (Reader submitted photo)
Page B-2, January 28, 2015, Times-News
Eagle swimmers beat Hopkins Central
By NEIL GRANT
sportsdesk@octimesnews.com
Foster Desmond swims freestyle for Ohio County High School.
The Ohio County High
School boys’ swim team
won 10 events in last
Thursday’s home meet
with Hopkins County
Central to take their second team win in a row. The HCC Lady Storm
edged the OCHS girls
who have only had three
swimmers in recent
meets and Thursday
fielded only two.
Last night the Ohio
County boys and girls’'
Sarah Morris has her eyes on the finish, swimCameron Joiner in the 100 yard butterfly.
ming the butterfly.
hosted Owensboro High
School in their final regular-season meet of the
season. Tuesday’s meet
at the Ohio County Family Wellness Center pool
was also Senior Night
as lone senior swimmer
Foster Desmond was to
be recognized in a premeet ceremony along
with his parents.
Last Thursday’s
meet results, with team
scores, winners and Ohio
County placings(*with
new personal bests) included:
Girls—Hopkins Central 89, Ohio County 22. 200 Medley Relay—1.
HCC 2:35.26; 200 Freestyle—1. Shelby Abbott
(HCC) 2:58.43; 200 Individual Medley—1. Sarah
Morris (OC) 3:06.39; 50
Freestyle—1. Michelle
Roy (HCC) :29.98, 2.
Adrianna Joiner (OC)
:32.03; 100 Butterfly—1.
Roy (HCC) 1:21.52; 100
Freestyle—1.
Sydnee
Herring (HCC) 1:22.03;
500 Freestyle—1. Morris (OC) 7:38.48; 200
Freestyle
Relay—1.
HCC 2:18.14; 100 Back-
stroke—1. A. Joiner (OC) 1:25.85; 100
Breaststroke—1. Abby
Brown (HCC) 1:37.41;
400 Freestyle Relay—1.
HCC 6:22.78.
Boys—Ohio County
66, Hopkins Central 48. 200 Medley Relay—1.
OCHS (Lain Romero,
Kenton Desmond, Cameron Joiner, and Foster Desmond) 2:07.62;
200 Freestyle—1. F.
Desmond (OC) 2:10.91;
200 Individual Medley—1. K. Desmond
(OC) 2:36.24; 50 Freestyle—1.
C.
Joiner
(OC) :26.35, 4. Preston Geary(OC) :42.99;
100 Butterfly—1. C.
Joiner (OC) 1:11.61;
100
Freestyle—1.
Romero(OC)
1:17.00;
500 Freestyle—1. F.
Desmond (OC) 5:58.72;
200 Freestyle Relay—1.
OCHS(F. Desmond, K.
Desmond, Romero, and
C. Joiner) 2:04.95; 100
Backstroke—1. Romero
(OC) 1:23.64 (*-8.81);
100 Breaststroke—1. K.
Desmond (OC) 1:15.59;
400 Freestyle Relay—1.
HCC 6:54.81.
Preston Geary swims the backstroke for the Eagles.
Kenton Desmond has the lead in the 100 yard breaststroke. (Treg
Swimming the 100 yard backstroke for Ohio County is Lain Romero.
Ward photos)
“Coach A Court” named...
Charles “Rusty” Albin receives a standing ovation and a hug from step-grandson Joshua Holding a rendering of the floor design with
Orihuela as it is announced that the OCHS basketball court will be named “Coach A Court” Coach A Court written on it is Charles Albin.
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Page B-3, January 28, 2015, Times-News
Lady Mustangs down OCHS 53-48 in district showdown
By NEIL GRANT
sportsdesk@octimesnews.com
Despite a solid effort
by host Ohio County,
the Muhlenberg County Lady Mustangs had
too much outside firepower in last Friday’s
10th District clash,
beating the Lady Eagles 53-48 at the OCHS
gym. Friday’s outcome
was much closer than
the first meeting of the
district foes—a 71-41
Taking a three point
Morgan Marksberry.
MCHS blowout Dec. 16
at Greenville.
J.P. Cummings’
Lady Eagles visited
Owensboro
Catholic
High School Monday
night for a rematch of a
game won 81-44 by the
Lady Aces Dec. 21 at
the Sportscenter in the
Owensboro Invitational
Tournament. This Saturday, Jan. 31, OCHS
plays host to Mascoutah
(Ill.) Lady Indians and
next Tuesday, Feb. 2,
entertain the Warren
Central Lady Dragons.
Like the first meeting of the two teams,
Muhlenberg
County
found the basket early, canning three shots
from behind the threepoint arc in grabbing a
12-6 lead after one quarter. Ohio County whittled the margin down to
three twice—the second
at 17-14—before a pair
of late Raegan Blackburn hoops upped the
MCHS lead to 21-14 at
halftime.
Ohio County got within five points at 21-16
early in in the third
frame but trailed 3727 entering the fourth
quarter. Muhlenberg
County increased its
lead to 47-29 with 5:27
left in the game, when
a furious Lady Eagle
comeback got the home
team within six points,
at 51-45 with 1:46 left. But the visitors managed to control the ball
down the stretch and
got the win.
OCHS junior forward Allison Druin had
a game-high 23 points
in the loss while senior
guard Tate Parker added 10, six in the final
quarter. Blackburn
had five three-pointers Caroline Nance makes her way through the defense against Muhlenamong her team-high berg County.
21 points, but was the
only Lady Mustang to Sampson 3, Morris 2, Steals—MC 12 (Harney (15/55); Fouled out—
score in double digits as Porter 2, Weikel 1 (3-pt. 3, Johnston 3), OC 11 MC (Sampson), OC
they improved to 12-8. FGs, Blackburn 5, Vin- (Parker 5); FG%—MC (Cooper); Turnovers—
Friday’s loss, in which cent 2, Harney, John- 36.2%(17/47), OC 27.3% OC 20, MC 18.
the Lady Eagles outre- ston, Sampson).
bounded their guests by Ohio County (48)—
20 rebounds, dropped Druin 23, Parker 10,
Ohio County to 4-15.
Nance 5, Adams 3, ScogMuhlenberg County 12 gins 3, Cooper 2, Marks9 16 16—17 9/21 berry 2 (3-pt. FG, Scog21
gins).
Ohio County 6 **Game statistics: Re8 13 21—15 17/31 bounds—OC 51 (Druin
19
16, Parker 10, Shelby
Muhlenberg Coun- Adams 6, Chelsea Cooty (53)—Blackburn 21, per 5), MC 31 (Morris 9,
shot versus MCHS is Harney 7, Vincent 7, Vincent 6); Assists—MC
Simms 6, Johnston 4, 12 (Harney 4), OC 5;
Shelby Adams gets the ball over the defense Tate Parker passes the ball while playing
of the Lady Mustangs.
the Lady Mustangs.
Splitting two defenders Allison Druin shoots
for 2 at home.
Bluegrass Fast Draw Results: January 24th competition
Bluegrass Fast draw club first competition of 2015 was held January 24, 2015 at the Ohio County Fairgrounds. The results are: 1st placeJames Casteel, (aka Shane) of Horse Branch; 2nd place- David Shreve, (aka Rockyfork Kid) of Fordsville; 3rd place- Pat Sissel, (aka Kid Cisco) of Shepardsville; 4th place- Chester Rather, (aka Lightfoot) of Owensboro; 5th place- Robin Russell, (aka Bobtown Red) of Russellville;
6th place- Russ Duty, (aka The Counselor) of Owensboro; 7th place- Dennis Bartley, (aka Sam Bass) of Owensboro; 8th place- Daniel Hack,
(aka Cool Hand Dan) of Leitchfield; 9th place- Allen Russell, (aka Tall Tales) of Hartford; 10th place- Tim Hack, (aka One Shot) of Leitchfield;
11th place- Sharon Autry (aka No Spring Chicken) of Horse Branch; 12th place- Paula Sissel, (aka MS Cisco) of Shepardsville. For more information about Fast Draw call James Casteel at 270-256-1215 or Tim Hack at 270-230-5654 or www.cowboyfastdraw.com
Page B-4, January 28, 2015, Times-News
Eagles...
Continued from pg. B-1
time and the home team
could never recover. A
Drew Wagler threepoint shot cut the margin to 20-16 before an
8-1 run put the visitors
on top 28-17. Muhlenberg County held a 2821 lead at the break.
The Mustangs built
on their lead in the third
quarter behind eight
points from sophomore
guard Noah McElwain,
pushing out to a 4430 edge. And the final
eight minutes saw Mustang freshman guard
Will Nofsinger get hot
from the outside, hitting a trio of three-point
shots as the guests built
on their lead.
Nofsinger led all scorers with 17 points while
McElwain finished with
14. Johnathan Callaway had 12 points to
Newcom 8, Tichenor
8, Callaway 7, Wagler
7, Morris 3 (3-pt. FGs,
Decker 4, Carter, Morris).
Hopkins County Central (50)—Gant 20, Myers 14, Barnhill 8, Pearson 5, James 2, White 1
(3-pt. FG, Myers).
**Game
statistics: Rebounds—HCC
33
(Gant 8, Pearson 7),
OC 31 (Carter 8, Nate
Morris 5, Tichenor 5);
Blocks—OC 3 (Carter
2, Tichenor), HCC 1
(Myers); Assists—OC 1
(Johnathan
Callaway
7, Wagler 3), HCC 6
(Pearson 3); Steals—OC
6, HCC 6; FG%—OC
52.8% (28/53), HCC 40%
(18/45); Fouled out—
HCC (Pearson), OC(Tichenor); Turnovers—
HCC 11, OC 11.
But Friday night at
home, Ohio County
turned in a lackluster
performance in falling to
Muhlenberg County 6646. Friday’s win pulled
the Mustangs even at
10-10 on the year.
The game was close
through the first quarter, with Ohio County
coming back from an
early 12-3 deficit to cut
Muhlenberg
County’s
lead to 14-13 at period’s
end. But the Mustangs
kicked the lead to 20-13 Austin Segers starts for the basket in front of
with 5:00 left until half- the Mustang bench.
pace Ohio County.
Muhlenberg County 14 14 16 22—23 10/23 18
Ohio County 13 8 9 16—14 14/24 16
Muhlenberg County (66)—Nofsinger 17,
McElwain 14, Drake
9, Sailing 8, Walker 6,
Merritt 5, Hampton 3,
Brown 2, Mitchell 2 (3pt. FGs, Nofsinger 5,
Sailing 2, Drake, McElwain, Walker).
Ohio County (46)—
Callaway 12, Decker 7,
Wagler 6, Newcom 5,
Segers 5, Morris 4, Carter 2, Gillim 2, Tichenor
2, Gill 1 (3-pt. FGs,
Decker, Morris, Segers,
Wagler).
**Game stats: Rebounds—MC 35 (Merritt 8, Drake 6, Sailing
5), OC 30 (Ross Tichenor
9, Travis Carter 7);
Blocks—OC 3 (Tichenor
2, Carter), MC 1 (Merritt); Assists—MC 14
McElwain 3, Sailing
3), OC 5; Steals—OC 7,
MC 5; FG%—MC 51.1%
(23/45), OC 28% (14/50);
Fouled out—MC (Mitchell); Technical fouls—
OC 2 (bench, Tichenor),
MC
(bench);
Turn- Travis Carter looks for a lane to move the
overs—MC 17, OC 12.
ball for Ohio County.
Jonathan Callaway cuts towards the top of the key for the Eagles.
Drew Wagler sends the ball over the defense of Muhlenberg County.
Classic...
Continued from pg. B-1
ton Gilbert (Scott County); lost by majority decision to Odeh Eqal (TC)
11-1; lost by majority
decision to Gavin Williams (Madison Central)
10-1—season record 2019.
182—Gage Parker—lost by fall to Jack
Lindsey (MC); won by
fall over Matt Andres
(Lexington
Catholic);
won by fall over Luke
Smith (JRD); won by
forfeit due to injury over
Evan Hanus (Western
Hills)—won consolation
bracket, season record
19-23.
195—Dylan Marlow—won by fall over
Matthew
Anderson
(FC); won by fall over
Sean Mullikin (Harrison County); lost by fall
to Brett Graziani (CC);
won by decision over
Antonio Fish (LW) 147; lost by fall to Andre
Anderson (Newport)—
consolation bracket runner-up, season record
17-10.
285—Luke Shaffer—
won by decision over
Jordan Mason (CC);
won by decision over
Jorge Mendez (BC); won
by fall over Isaac Mason (AC)—champion in
class, season record 342.
Note: On Jan. 17,
four members of Ohio
County Middle School’s
wrestling team “placed”
in the Middle School
District meet at Union
County and qualified for
last Saturday’s Middle
School Regional meet
at Danville. The OCMS
qualifiers
included: 140—Zeke Hatfield (second in class); 152—Aaron Allen (second); 168—
Eli Hatfield (second);
and
190—Kristopher
Easterling (fourth). Results of the regional
were not available this
week at presstime. At
stake: berths in the
Middle School State
Championship
meet Nate Morris sends this three
Feb. 7 at Mt. Sterling.
pointer on its way at home.
Dylan Decker comes across midcourt setting the offense for the
Eagles.
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OCMS Eagles winner in GRAC tourney
opening the season 0-3.
Grayson County 15 0 sportsdesk@octimesnews.com
6 10—11 7/11 9
OCMS 8 8 Ohio County Middle
2 9—10 5/7 10
School’s eighth grade
Grayson County (31)—
basketball team beat
Williams 14, Shartzer 8,
Hancock County 55-30
Cannon 6, Oller 3 (3-pt.
Saturday to advance
FGs, Oller, Williams).
to the semifinals of the
OCMS (27)—Bunch 8,
Green River Athletic
Plascencia 7, Cotton 4,
Conference’s post-seaSteele 4, Tolle 2, Whitler
son tournament. Sat2 (3-pt. FGs, Bunch 2).
urday’s win at the Ohio
Some previously-unCounty High School
reported OCMS results
gym moved Alex Embinclude:
ry’s team to 10-7 on the
year.
McLean County (8 ) 38,
The eighth grade
OCMS (8 ) 36—played
semifinals were slated
1/12 at OCMS
to be played tomorrow
McLean County 9 11 night at the OCMS gym,
9 9—10 15/22 4
but Monday afternoon’s
OCMS 10 6 snowfall pushed the
8 12—15 2/5 18
tournament
schedule
McLean County (38)—
back at least one day. Johnson 16, Clark 7,
If no other delays occur,
Miller 7, Cline 5, Hampthe eighth grade semis
ton 2, Baldwin 1 (3-pt.
will be played Thursday
FGs, Johnson 2, Clark).
with the championship
OCMS (36)—Colby
game set for Friday.
Vanover 10, Parker 8,
OCMS led all the
Weiler 8, Dant 6, Brown
way in Saturday’s win,
2, Shrewsbury 2 (3-pt.
jumping to a 24-4 adFGs, Dant 2, Parker 2;
vantage after one quarfouled out—Gray).
ter and coasting to the
win. The Eagles got balOCMS (7) 40, Muhlenanced scoring with Conberg North (7) 36—
nor Gray tossing in 12,
played 1/15 at OCMS
North 7 8 9 12—14 5/10 13
OCMS 16 3 10 11—16 7/15 10
OCMS (40)—Noe Plascencia 17, Carter Bunch
16, Manning 3, Lewis 2,
Steele 2(3-pt. FG, Manning).
Muhlenberg North
(36)—Rose 13, Griffin
12, Nunley 4, Devine 3,
Bronson 2, Perkins 2 (3pt. FGs, Devine, Griffin,
Rose; fouled out—Rose).
Muhlenberg North (8
) 54, OCMS (8 ) 47—
played 1/15 at OCMS
North 10 6 7 31—15 23/33 12
OCMS 17 8 10 12—18 6/16 19
Muhlenberg North
(54)—Gunterman
17,
Boggess 16, Davis 12,
Penrod 9 (3-pt. FG,
Gunterman).
OCMS (47)—Connor
Gray 13, John Parker
13, Colby Vanover 12,
Brown 5, Weiler 4 (3-pt.
FGs, Gray 3, Parker 2;
Caden Brown is a step ahead of the defense fouled out—Brown).
as he moves in to score 2 points.
By NEIL GRANT
Caden Brown 11, and
John Parker 10 as eight
OCMS players figured
in the scoring. Jaxson
Gray had 19 points in a
losing effort for Hancock
County.
Hancock County 4 10 8 8— 4 11/16 14
OCMS 24 9 13 9—22 7/13 18
OCMS (55)—Gray
12, Brown 11, Parker
10, Dant 7, Bunch 5,
Shrewsbury 4, Vanover
4, Weiler 2 (3-pt. FGs,
Brown 2, Dant, Gray).
Hancock County
(30)—Gray 19, Lucas 5,
Walz 3, Erich 2, Ditch 1
(3-pt. FGs, Lucas, Walz).
But OCMS’ seventh
grade team saw their
season end Saturday on
the short end of a 31-27
score to Grayson County. The younger Eagles
trailed after one quarter, rallied to lead by a
point at halftime, but
then went cold offensively in the second half.
Tyler Williams’ 14
points topped Grayson
County while Carter
Bunch had eight and
Noe Plascencia seven
for OCMS who finished
with a 9-8 record after
Caleb Kennedy keeps up the defensive pressure on Hancock County.
McLean County (7) 41,
OCMS (7) 35—played
1/19 at Calhoun
OCMS 10 4 8 13—13 4/7 13
McLean County 7 8 7 19—15 8/17 10
McLean County (41)—
Patterson 16, Bishop 15,
Clark 3, Sallee 3, Caraway 2, Igleheart 1 (3-pt.
FGs, Patterson 2, Sallee).
OCMS (35)—Trey
Lewis 10, Bunch 6, Cotton 5, Manning 5, Vance
3, Frady 2, Plascencia 2,
Steele 2 (3-pt. FGs, Lewis 2, Cotton, Manning,
Vance).
OCMS (8 ) 49, McLean
County (8 ) 38—played
1/19 at Calhoun
OCMS 11 7 15 16—18 5/8 18
McLean County 9 6 10 13—12 12/18 12
OCMS (49)—Connor
Gray 22, J.T. Dant 14,
Parker 9, Vanover 4 (3pt. FGs, Gray 6, Dant,
Parker).
McLean County
(38)—Johnson 13, Cline
12, Miller 5, Baldwin 3,
Hampton 3, Clark 2 (3pt. FGs, Baldwin, Cline).
Grayson County (7) 40,
OCMS (7) 36—played
1/22 at Leitchfield
OCMS 7 16 6 7—15 3/14 19
Grayson County 2 11 12 15—12 16/25 15
Grayson County
(40)—Tyler Williams 17,
Nolan Shartzer 15, Cannon 2, Gibson 2, Oller 2,
Whobrey 2.
OCMS (36)—Carter
Bunch 11, Tolle 6, Lewis 5, Scoggins 5, Steele
4, Cotton 2, Manning 2,
Plascencia 1 (3-pt. FGs,
Lewis, Scoggins, Tolle).
Grayson County (8 ) 53,
OCMS (8 ) 38—played
1/22 at Leitchfield
OCMS 10 4 12 12—13 11/17 16
Grayson County 8 12 13 20—18 14/19 15
Grayson County
(53)—Embry 17, Jarboe 12, Ray 10, Sharp
8, Majors 4, Hoskins
2 (3-pt. FGs, Sharp 2,
Majors).
OCMS (38)—Connor Gray 11, Dant 8,
Vanover 6, Weiler 5,
Brown 4, Kennedy 2,
Parker 2 (3-pt. FG,
Dant).
John Parker makes a cut to move around
the defense at the high school.
OCHS JV /Frosh
cage scores
By NEIL GRANT
sportsdesk@octimesnews.com
Recent games involving junior varsity and
freshman
basketball
teams at Ohio County
High School produced
the following results:
Daviess County JV 54,
OCHS JV 28—played
1/16 at Owensboro
OCHS 8 4 11 5—10 2/2 8
Daviess County 13 17 14 10—21 7/12 1
Daviess County (54)—
Hassan Green 10, Boswell 8, Boling 7, Brown
7, Coomes 6, Wilson 5,
Driskill 3, Whittaker 3,
Young 3, Owen 2 (3-pt.
FGs, Brown 2, Driskill,
Wilson, Young).
OCHS (28)—Kennedy
Addington 7, Hunter Gill
7, Gillim 6, Sandefur 6,
Huff 2(3-pt. FGs, Gillim
2, Sandefur 2, Addington, Gill).
OCHS (9) 50, Hopkins
County Central (9) 14—
played 1/17 at Hopkins
Central Freshman Tourney
OCHS 15 18 10 7—21 4/14 10
Hopkins Central 6 1 5 5— 5 4/10 13
OCHS (50)—Blaine
Gillim 14, Hendricks
7, Decker 6, Porter 6,
Sandefur 6, Simmons 6,
Addington 3, Morphew
2 (3-pt. FGs, Sandefur 2,
Gillim, Hendricks).
Hopkins Central (14)—
Jared Bean 6, Benson
4, Anderson 2, Carter 1,
Walker 1.
Henderson County (9)
66, OCHS (9) 38—played
1/17 at Hopkins Central
OCHS 4 15 7 12—15 4/9 9
Henderson County 21 17 17 11—27 3/6 11
Henderson County
(66)—Cartel Gilbert 19,
Taye Calloway 16, Rollins 6, Anglin 4, Cooper
4, Fletcher 4, Logan 4,
Ramlow 3, Crook 2, Murphy 2, Savage 2 (3-pt.
FGs, Calloway 3, Gilbert
3, Rollins 2, Ramlow).
OCHS (38)—Dylan
Decker 10, Blaine Gillim
10, Porter 8, Addington
3, Sandefur 3, Stewart 2,
Hendricks 1, Simmons 1
(3-pt. FGs, Decker 2, Gillim, Sandefur).
OCHS (9) 44, Union
County (9) 30—played
1/17 at Hopkins Central
OCHS 16 7 13 8—20 1/4 9
Union County 7 4 4 15—12 5/8 8
OCHS (44)—Blaine
Gillim 19, Dylan Decker
10, Sandefur 5, Addington 4, Morphew 4, Porter
2 (3-pt. FGs, Decker 2,
Sandefur).
Union County (30)—
Logan Thomas 11, Tinsley 7, Perry 6, King 4,
Girten 2 (3-pt. FG, Tinsley).
OCHS (9) 58, Livingston
Central (9) 40—played
1/17 at Hopkins Central
OCHS 16 16 13 13—20 10/14 14
Livingston Central 10 12 7 11—17 4/10 11
OCHS (58)—Blaine
Gillim 18, Dylan Decker
16, Addington 7, Sande-
Jesse Chinn makes a move to sprint inside in Taking aim on his jump shot is Parker
the GRVC Boys Tournament at Ohio County. Shrewsbury.
fur 6, Porter 5, Simmons
4, Stewart 2 (3-pt. FGs,
Decker 3, Gillim 2, Sandefur 2, Addington).
Livingston Central
(40)—Doan 11, Hasic 11,
Kitchens 6, Weed 5, Hood
2, Ringstaff 2, Vaughn 2,
Bebout 1 (3-pt. FGs, Hasic, Weed).
McCracken County (9)
52, OCHS (9) 42—played
1/17 at Hopkins Central
OCHS 11 8 9 14—15 7/7 11
McCracken County 11 12 10 17—18 8/16 10
McCracken County
(52)—Cartwright 9, Belt
8, Ellington 8, McIntosh
6, Mayes 6, Langston
5, Cadwell 4, Vanderford 2 (3-pt. FGs, Belt 2,
Cartwright,
Ellington,
Langston, McIntosh).
OCHS (42)—Dylan
Decker 24, Blaine Gillim
14, Porter 2, Sandefur 2
(3-pt. FGs, Decker 4, Gillim; technical foul—Gillim).
OCHS JV 43, Hopkins
County Central JV 37—
played 1/20 at Morton’s
Gap
OCHS 8 16 16 3—17 5/12 8
Hopkins Central 8 9 5 15—16 2/7 11
OCHS (43)—Logan
Sandefur 14, Gillim 7,
Newcom 6, Addington 4,
Pharis 4, Simmons 4, Gill
3, Smith 1 (3-pt. FGs,
Sandefur 4).
Hopkins Central (37)—
Javon Smith 13, Porter 9,
White 5, Bean 4, Burgett
2, Combs 2, James 2 (3- Driving toward the basket is Colby Vanover
pt. FGs, 3).
for OCMS.
Page B-6, January 28, 2015, Times-News
McHenry
Society News
By Betty Hillard Ford
Sympathy
to
the
family of James “Jim”
“Sonny” Leach. He was
born June 16, 1926, a
son of the late James E.
“Jim” and Uva Ashby
Leach. In addition to his
parents, he was preceded
in death by three sons,
Kenny, Jerry and Larry
Leach; a grandson, Joey
Roth; and two sisters,
Louise Duckworth and
Sue Huruska. Survivors
include his wife, Mary
Jane Talbott Leach; a
son; three daughters;
ten grandchildren; and
12 great-grandchildren.
He was 88. My mom,
the late Beulah Moseley
Hillard, was distantly
related to him. We
would enjoy seeing him
and his sister, Louise,
at the Central Park
School Alumni Banquet.
The past two or three
years they hadn’t been
attending though. And,
now Louise is passed
away also. We enjoyed
talking to him and
he seemed to have a
good sense of humor.
Sympathy to the family
of Billie Lee Williams
Richardson. We know
many in this wonderful
and very special family.
She was a very special
Christian lady. She was
81. Sympathy to the
family of Leonard Earl
Smith. We know some in
this special family. He
was 86.
Birthdays:
Rodney
Bullock; Joey Coppage;
Keely
Clubbs--18th
birthday---all on Jan. 29;
my sister-in-law, Aggie
Hillard; Jane Merrow;
Whitney Leach---all on
Jan. 30; Amy Leisure
Bates; Janice Ladd
Whorton (of Burna,
Kentucky)--both on Jan.
31;
David’s nephew,
Zachary
Hinton;
Robert Tyler Stone;
Adam Cuzzort; Emily
Lynn Motes; Sabrina
Williams
Daugherty;
Dillian
Givens--15th
birthday; Joshua Daniel
Woods (of Knoxville,
Tennessee;
grandson
of
“The
Principal”
Tressie
Brown)--15th
birthday---all on Feb. 1;
David’s nephew, Blake
Hinton--21st birthday;
Alice Deane Bryant
(great-grandmother
of
our
daughter-inlaw, Amanda); Regina
Crowe; Chris Hays;
Larry
Morphew;
Saundra Williams Key;
Elizabeth Miller--19th
birthday---all on Feb.
2; Jim Barnard; Joey
Blacklock; Mary Jo
Scott; Emmalise Rose
Wiles--8th
birthday;
Nathaniel Lee Perry-8th birthday; Nehemiah
Gabriel James Heflin-7th birthday; Evan
Fleener--7th birthday--all on Feb. 3; Scott
Fleener; Bob Minton;
Addison Grace Bullock-11th birthday--all on
Feb. 4.
W e d d i n g
Anniversaries:
Frank
and Molly Parks Martin
Henderson--5th--Jan.
29; Dr. Billy R. and
Deloris “Dodie” Allen-60th; Billy and Sherry
Sharp (of Muhlenberg
County)--39th; Wayne
and Linda Jones--28th-all on Jan. 30.
Congratulations and
best wishes to my cousin
and husband, Lynn and
Sue Hunter, who will
be celebrating their
50th (golden) wedding
anniversary on Jan. 29!
I was young when they
got married, so to me,
Phone 274-4905
Lynn has always been
in the family. Sue and
Lynn and their family
are very special to us.
Lynn is just another
cousin, like Sue. I know
that my sister, Peggy,
has lived away for so
long, that she hadn’t
had the opportunity to
be around Lynn a whole
lot. So more recently, she
has had a chance to be
around him, and to talk
to him some. And she
said, “you know, Lynn is
a very nice person.” So
Best Wishes to Sue and
Lynn!
I need to say something
about the proposed new
gym floor for OCHS,
which is supposed to be
put down this summer.
I know that during
the basketball games
Friday night a replica
of the floor was revealed
and it was also made
known that the new gym
floor was “in honor” of
Coach Charles “Rusty”
Albin. We can think of
no one more deserving.
He was my P.E. teacher
at Central Park School
in McHenry, when he
was first starting out.
He taught David also.
Then, when we were at
OCHS, there he was!
And then when Sam
started at OCHS, he
was still there! Sam
was certainly grateful
that he was! Sam and
he developed a very
special relationship. He
is one of Sam’s favorite
people! So, we are all
thrilled about this! We
love Coach A. and his
family, and we wish him
the best.
I received a call from
Paul Holland (of Milan,
Tennessee). It was good
to talk to Paul. He is
from McHenry. His
grandparents lived in
the house David and I
live in, the late Robert
B. “Burch” and Nola
Holland. Paul lived
here and grew up in
this house with them. I
hadn’t heard from him
in a long time. It was
good to hear from him.
I
would
like
to
welcome my cousin,
David Hillard, and his
wife Shirley to McHenry.
Really, it would be
welcoming David back
to McHenry. He is from
here and grew up here.
They have moved here
from Louisville. They
have moved in with my
cousin, Tom Hillard,
in the house where
my uncle and aunt,
(their parents), the late
Harvey and Lucille
Goodall Hillard had
lived. So, it’s good to
have David and Shirley
in McHenry.
As usual, there are sick
folks to be remembered
in prayer. Linda House
and her family need
our prayers very much.
Brice Morphew and
his family need our
prayers very much. I
failed to mention this
last week: Katie Everley
Harder recently had
her tonsils removed.
She has had a pretty
rough time with this.
Do keep Katie in your
prayers. Remember my
cousin, Phyllis Johnson
in prayer. This is for my
Moseley family readers:
I talked to my mom, the
late Beulah Moseley
Hillard’s
cousin,
Dorothy Hibbs Travis
(of Madisonville). She
was telling me about
the daughter of her
sister, the late Mabel
Hibbs Duncan, and
her husband Robert.
Her name is Jo Anna
Duncan Wells. She lives
in Brighton, Tennessee.
She has cancer and has
recently had surgery
and should be starting
chemo treatments soon.
So, remember Jo Anna
in prayer. Continue to
remember: my brother,
Jackie Hillard, and
family; my cousin, Judy
Aldridge; Stella Chinn;
Bill Bryant and his
family; Peggy Payton;
Jacob
Scott;
Peggy
Letizia; Bob James and
wife Mary (of Louisville);
Carolyn Cooper; Sue
Brown. Remember these
and other sick that you
know in prayer.
Feb. 3 is National
Carrot Cake Day. (I
like a good carrot cake!)
Feb. 4 is Homemade
Soup Day.
Feb. 4 is
also National Stuffed
Mushrooms Day. (I like
mushrooms.)
Of
course,
this
Monday, Feb. 2, is
Groudhog Day. I have
heard that it is going to
be an early spring, but
this will tell the tale!
This week, I would
like to thank a dear
lady, Anna Rhea Casey,
for reading the column.
It was good to see her
and her daughters just
before Christmas. She
said that she certainly
was missing the column
during the time that I
was taking my break
during the holidays. I
appreciated that!
To report McHenry
News, call Betty Hillard
Ford at (270) 274-4905.
Goffs celebrate 50th
Roger and Rebecca (Embry) Goff celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
this month. The couple was married on Jan. 2, 1965. The Goffs have three
children, three grandchildren and four (soon to be five) great-grandchildren.
They celebrated their special day with their family at Patti’s 1800s Settlement
and had a wonderful meal and a lovely anniversary cake.
School News
Western
Elementary
Western Elementary
Family Resource Center
Advisory
Council
meeting will be held on
Thursday, Jan. 29, at
3:45 p.m. in the school
library. This meeting is
open to the public and
all are invited to attend.
Wayland to host
Health Expo
On Feb. 3, community
health partners will
fill
Wayland’s
gym
with information and
activity booths focusing
Lordy, Lordy,
Look Who’s
“40”
(Kevin Bailey)
OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY
Bookmobile
schedule
Wednesday, Feb. 4: D.
Phelps/Pastrana, 12:451 p.m.; D. Braden, 1:051:20 p.m.; M. Rhodes,
1:30-1:45 p.m.; Y. Hickey,
1:50-2:05 p.m.; Pleasant
Ridge Church, Hwy. 231,
2:15-2:30 p.m.; L. Wells,
2:45-3 p.m.; T. Goodall,
3:15-3:55 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 5:
Beaver Dam Baptist
Preschool, 9-10 a.m.;
B. Gilstrap, 12:45-1:05
p.m.; Horse Branch
Elementary, 1:10-1:30
p.m.; L. Flerner, 1:452:05 p.m.; L. Burdin,
2:15-2:30 p.m.; New
Zion Church, Hwy. 505,
2:35-3 p.m.
Couples registered:
Hillary Hobgood &
Dylan Garrett
March 7, 2015
Megan Johnson & Andrew Robbins
March 21, 2015
Jonica Chinn & Josh Lellie
March 28, 2015
Olivia Small & Jeffery Luttrell
June 20, 2015
GIFT GALLERY
Beaver Dam, KY 42320
Phone: (270) 274-3318
upon health and safety.
Community
partners
will distribute lots of free
items and the Wayland
Family Resource Center
will provide door prizes
for students and adults.
During the morning
session from 8 a.m. to 12
p.m., students in grades
3 to 6 will visit the expo.
The afternoon session
from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
will be tailored to the
needs of families with
children birth to age
5. The first 100 adults
who attend the expo in
the afternoon will also
receive a free first aid
kit. These kits were
made possible through
FRC
collaboration
with the Ohio County
Community
Early
Childhood Council. Both
sessions are free and
open to all Ohio County
citizens.
Horse Branch
Horse Branch Family
Resource Center will
hold
its
Advisory
Council meeting on
Friday, Feb. 6, at 12:30
p.m. at the Family
Resource Center. On the
agenda: budget report
and discussion of center
activities. For more
information,
please
call Dwayne Johnson
at 270-274-4662. The
public is invited.
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Allens celebrate 60th
Dr. and Mrs. Billy
R. Allen will celebrate
their 60th wedding
anniversary on Jan. 30.
Dr. Allen and the
former Deloris (Dodie)
Kendall were married
Jan. 30, 1955, in Beaver
Dam, by Rev. Hilburn.
Attending the couple
were the late Ronnie
Carnes and Mary Porter,
sister of the bride.
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white
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Dr. Allen has been
a family practitioner
in Beaver Dam for
47 years. Mrs. Allen
worked for GE in
Owensboro and retired
as office manager for her
husband after 40 years.
They are members of
Beaver Dam Baptist
Church.
Their daughter is
Beth (Billy) Wood of
Hartford, and their son
David Andrew Ruby was born Dec. 29, 2014, weighing 7 lbs., 14 oz., and
measuring 19.5 inches long. His parents are Jason and Jessica Ruby, and
his siblings are Mason and Hendrix Taylor. Grandparents are Bill and Mary
Ruby and Theresa Seaton.
Cromwell/
Oak Grove News
is Chris (Katrina) Allen
of Berea, Kentucky.
Their
grandchildren
are Kendall (Deric)
Brandon, Sarah Wood,
Joe, Sierra and Hannah
Allen;
and
greatgrandchildren are Kwyn
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and Ellie Brandon.
They celebrated with
Greetings and best
Coming soon, for ages
a family dinner at the
wishes
to
all.
We
are
seven
and up, a new
Plantation House in
glad
the
snow
and
music
program
in Oak
Greenville, Kentucky.
bad cold weather have Grove Church will be
passed for another time. conducted by Johnny
We had a big snow last Turner, in honor of the
Friday night, but it memory of Brother Tom
melted off Saturday Juvrud and his love for
with 50 degrees.
music.
Our sincere sympathy
Some of Oak Grove’s
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whenever
possible. Center.
“HOT OFF THE PRESS!”
Some of the known
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Call today for more
include Rosie Farmer, soon be posted for all who
who lives next door to desire to participate.
information and subscripme. She is undergoing
Howard McKinley and
tion rates 270-298-7100
treatment for cancer. his roommate, Darrell
Also,
many
other Durham, were glad to
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neighbors and friends have Bobby and Diane
including Charles and Phelps visit them at the
Ruth
Ann
Bryant, Beaver Dam Nursing &
Virginia Burgess, James Rehab Center after the
Rogers, Charlie and worship service Sunday
Ira Goodman, Mark afternoon.
Bud and
Bryant, Adam Bryant, Tommy Baize always
Mabel
Bryant,
and come to visit them on
others who have severe Sunday morning before
allergies and infections, going to their churches.
including Debra Allen,
(They
reported
who
is
undergoing attending an old time
treatment for a severe 15th annual rabbit fry
sinus infection. Alice last Friday night as
Deane Bryant felt better their family and friends
and was able to attend met at their church,
Oak Grove Church of East Fairview Baptist,
God Sunday morning near Baizetown. Bud
with daughters, Betty and Tommy had been
Gilstrap and Brenda hunting and saving
rabbits for the occasion
Luttrell.
(She will be 90 years that the family honors
old on Feb. 2. Her family every year, for January
and friends are planning birthdays of Bud and
sister,
Lucille
a special celebration at his
Darrell
the Oak Grove Family Daugherty.
Life Center on Saturday, Daugherty cleans and
Jan. 31, at 4 p.m. prepares, while Lucille
She requests no gifts, fries all the rabbits.)
Others
attending
but come and bring a
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making for a total in Brenda Smith, Paul
morning worship of 172 Smith, Wayne Crowe,
on Sunday.
Brother Leonard Ford, Sarah
Steve Leach, the pastor, Smith, Brett Smith, Ann
preached a wonderful Smith, Wayne Bullock,
message on “The Lord is Jim and Nellie Johnson,
Junior Decker, Daniel
my Shepherd.”
Oak Grove Ladies Renfrow, Ricky Renfrow,
meeting will be held Kenny Whitten, Marty
Thursday, Jan. 29, at Baize, Heather Baize,
6:30 p.m. in the church Ryan Himes, Danielle
basement. Sister April Wilson and Bliss Wilson.
J.W. Green and Bonnie
Wilson will be the
speaker. Her husband, Daniel visited Howard
Bryan Wilson, and she and Darrell Monday
have been coming back morning.
J.W. and Chris visited
to Oak Grove in the
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cards
past few months. (April and
is daughter of Robert with Jay and Bonnie
night. As
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Invitation
also
is
extended for everyone to
visit Oak Grove Church
of God or the church of
your choice!
Gracie
and
Carl
Frizzell of Beaver Dam
reported that they are
proud of their grandson,
Jonathan Zlater, who
graduated recently from
the Army Rangers in
Fort Benning, Georgia.
Their son, Chris, who
had his 37th birthday,
was treated to eating
out at Red Lobster
in
Owensboro
last
weekend.
Debra and Larry Allen
who attend Liberty
Lighthouse Church of
God on Sycamore Street,
Hartford, reported they
had a good weekend.
Their pastor, Sister
Mary Dopel, is having
some back problems.
The assistant pastor,
Bro. Michael Decker,
preached
Sunday
morning. Bro. Cecil
Monroe
preached
Sunday night on “The
Harvest.” (Cecil and
Orpha
Monroe
are
directors of the church
seniors’
“Sunshiners”
Club. They met in
the Fellowship Hall
Saturday evening where
they had a short worship,
then played some games
and had plenty good
eats. Everyone enjoyed
it.)
Larry Allen Sr. will
be celebrating his 60th
birthday on Jan. 29. He
is employed by Ritatsu
near Beaver Dam. Larry
is son of the late Arnett
Conley Allen and me,
Erma (McKinley).
How well I can recall
his birth, as he was my
first child, and born at
our home in Oak Grove
community,
delivered
by the late Dr. R. W.
Kittinger of Cromwell.)
Happy Birthday to all
the January birthdays!
Thanks to those who
contributed
to
the
Shields Cemetery Fund
this past week!
The
cemetery is looking
nice and the lane into
it, is in fair condition.
Mowing time should not
be long off...we hope!
Thanks to J. L. Decker
for keeping it mowed for
the past several years!
It is located across
from the Cromwell Fire
Department, Highway
231
South,
near
Cromwell.
“Hear my voice. O God,
in my prayer: preserve
my life from fear of the
enemy.” Psalm 64:1.
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January 28, 2015
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K9 at Wayland School
Trooper Archer answers questions from students after the demonstration.
PHOTOS BY TREG WARD
Payment for his duties is a ball after finding
the explosives.
KSP David Archer shows the students the gunpowder that was found.
The Ohio County Sheriff’s department address students at Wayland Elementary before the K9 demonstration.
A Pancake “Frozen” Breakfast
Professional Care Health and Rehab sponsored along with Relay for
Life a Pancake “Frozen” Breakfast with Elsa (Ashleigh Chinn) and
Anna (Kaytlin Morgan) Jan. 24 in Hartford.
Elsa and Anna work with Alicen Worth, Adalyn Blankenship, Savannah Ambs,
Layla Messamore, Brylee Smith, Chloe Keel and Ava Handley to build Olaf.
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