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TIMES-NEWS, HARTFORD, KENTUCKY, NOVEMBER 5, 2014
Eagles fall to Panthers 33-22 on Senior Night
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
Though cold and rainy
weather may have kept
the crowd size down,
those in attendance saw
a competitive football
game last Friday night,
with visiting Daviess
County downing the
host Ohio County Eagles by a final of 33-22. Friday’s loss ended Ohio
County’s season at 0-10
while Daviess County
carries a 4-6 mark into
this Friday’s first round
of the 6A state playoffs
against Louisville St.
Xavier.
Friday’s game summary: Ohio County had
possession of the ball
almost twice as much in
Friday’s contest, but often saw long drives come
up short. Daviess County scored four times in
the first half—twice on
“big plays”—and held
off the late-charging Eagles.
To wit: the Eagles’
first possession included 15 plays and picked
up four first downs, but
ended at the Daviess
County 25. OCHS’ defense threw Panther
quarterback
Adam
Bouchard for a six-yard
loss on Daviess County’s
first play, then gave up
an 81-yard touchdown
run to Samuel Spiceson. Austin Vanover’s
point-after kick put the
visitors up 7-0 with 5:08
left in the first period.
Ohio County’s next
series only lasted two
plays, however, as Eagle
quarterback Nate Morris lost control of the ball
on an apparent pass attempt. To many (admittedly biased) Eagle fans,
the play looked like an
incomplete pass but was
ruled a fumble with the
Panthers recovering at
OCHS’ 14. Bouchard
ran for nine yards on
first down, then handed off to Spiceson who
carried the pigskin into
the end zone. Another
Vanover PAT kick gave
the Panthers a 14-0 advantage with 3:45 to go
in the first period.
The Eagles’ next series ended on downs,
with a fourth-down
run coming up literally
inches short of a first
down at the OCHS 46. Daviess County struck
quickly, as Bouchard hit
end Darrius Jones on
a scoring pass on first
down. Vanover’s PAT
kick upped DCHS’ lead
to 21-0 with still 1:58
left in the initial period.
But after that shaky
start, Ohio County actually outplayed their
guests (in this writer’s
humble opinion). Ohio
County finally got on
the scoreboard with 3:23
to play until halftime
when Morris connected with slotback Brice
Phelps on an 11-yard
pass play. That play
capped a 16-play series
covering 69 yards. Seth
Jacob Frady blocks for Brice Phelps as he cuts inside playing Daviess County last Friday.
Stevens’ PAT kick attempt was blocked, leaving the home team down
21-6. Daviess County answered that score before
halftime, however, with
Spiceson scoring from
a yard out to cap a 57yard Panther possession
in seven plays. Running
back Chase Lecroy has
39 of those yards with
Spiceson gaining the
rest. Vanover’s PAT try
failed, leaving Daviess
County with a 27-6 lead
at halftime.
At the half, the Panthers held a 197-154
edge in total offense,
though Ohio County had
13 first downs to DCHS’
four. Each team was
penalized five times for
about 40 yards.
The score was still
27-6 as the third quarter wound down, but
Daviess County would
change that in the final
seconds. Spiceson had
three runs totaling 15
yards in a series that
started at the Eagle 45,
and was aided by an
Ohio County offsides
penalty. After a nineyard carry by Bouchard,
the Panther quarter-
back found Lecroy slipping out of the backfield
and hit him with a 16yard scoring pass. A
pass for the PAT failed,
leaving Daviess County
on top 33-6 with :31.1
left in the third period.
Ohio County cut the
Panther lead to 33-14
with 7:59 left in the
Eagles ...pg. 2-B.
Noah Miller runs under this pass from Nate Morris.
52 play in Eagle baseball alumni game
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
Despite cool temperatures last Saturday,
fifty-two Ohio County
High School baseball
alumni took part in
the 2014 Dairy Queen
Alumni Games and
Home Run Derby at
OCHS’ Bill Leach Field. Five three-inning games
were played featuring
the former Eagle players followed by a home
run derby. Three baseball skills competitions
for youngsters aged 6-12
were also included in
the day’s events.
Taking part in the
alumni games were
Charles “Rusty” Albin
(OCHS assistant coach,
1969), Tim McDaniel
(‘77), Joey Shultz (‘77),
Richard
McCrocklin
(‘78), Mike Welch (‘78),
Jeff Black (‘80), Chuck
Martin
(‘80),
Barry
Tichenor (‘80), David
Lunsford (‘82), Jeff Gib-
son (‘83), Jimmy Leach
(‘85), Ken Decker (‘86),
Ben Everley (‘90), Michael Hoskins (‘90),
Terry Baggarly (‘92),
Justin Parker (‘94),
Ryan Black (‘95), Jason
McConnell (‘97), Brad
McDaniel ('98), Eddie
Sutton (‘98), Blake MorAlumni ...pg. 3-B.
Michael Griffin brings down his man last Friday at home. (Treg Ward photos)
OCHS Basketball Chili
Supper Saturday night
Ohio County High off. They will be folSchool’s
Basketball lowed by the OCMS
Boosters will be host- boys, the Ohio County
ing OCHS’ annual High School Lady EaChili
Supper/Scrim- gles, and finally, the
mages this Saturday OCHS Eagles. The
night, November 8. OCHS girls are under
Serving will begin at the direction of new
5 p.m. and continue head coach J.P. Cumthrough the evening. mings while former
An admission ticket Lady Eagle coach Matt
will get a meal of chili, Brigance is entering
hot dog, soft drink, and his first year as Eagle
a large variety of des- head coach.
sert options.
Tickets may be pur 5:00 will also see chased in advance from
the beginning of the any OCHS player or
scrimmages inside the Booster member. PerOCHS gym, with the sons wishing further
Ohio County Middle information may call
School girls leading 270-274-3366.
Some of the Ohio County All-Stars from the past at the Alumni reunion included: Richard
McCrocklin, Chuck Martin, David Lunsford, Rusty Albin, Tim McDaniel, Mike Welch, Jeff
Black and Barry Tichenor.
Page B-2, November 5, 2014, Times-News
Eagles...
Continued from pg. 1-B
game, on Noah Miller’s
three-yard pass from
Morris getting the six
points. Starting at their
own 48, the Eagles got a
pair of 14-yard runs from
Morris and a 17-yard
completion to Phelps to
set up the score. Phelps
also ran for the PAT. The
game’s final score came
at the 1:53 mark, set up
by Miller’s recovery of a
Jared McEwen fumble
at the Daviess County
nine-yard line. After a
pair of incompletions,
Morris tucked the ball
and scrambled for the
nine-yard scoring run at
the 1:53 mark. Morris
passed to tight end Colbren Inglis for the PAT,
Jesse Burgess runs into the defense of Daviess County for the Eagles. setting the final score at
Six Eagle Gridders honored on Senior Night
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
defur, and received his
pullover from his uncle
Ryan Black (‘94). Luke
Shaffer was escorted
by his parents, Clyde
and Angie Shaffer, and
received his pullover
from his brothers Nathan Shaffer (‘05) and
Matt Shaffer (‘06). Nate
Morris was escorted by
his parents, David and
Shannon Morris, and re-
ceived his pullover from
alumni Cody Murphy
(‘11), Cory Crowe (‘13),
and Jon Kinison (‘13).
Senior cheerleader Morgan Jones was
also recognized in her
final appearance at an
OCHS football game. Her cheerleading career
will continue through
the 2014-‘15 basketball
season.
Of his senior group,
Eagle head coach Jody
Ashby said, “We appreciate the commitment
and effort that our six
seniors put into this
season and throughout
their high school careers. When we start
winning here, everyone
can look back to this
group, they built the
foundation.”
Six Ohio County High
School senior football
players were recognized
last Friday night before
the kickoff of the Eagles’
final game of the season
versus Daviess County. The six were also presented alumni pullovers
by former OCHS players
representing the six decades of Eagle football.
Honored were Daniel
Dulsky, son of Dennis
Dulsky, who was escorted by Kathy Gledhill. Alumni player Neil
Grant (‘66) presented
Daniel with his pullover. Dakota Mayes
was escorted by his parents, Timmy and Sarah
Mayes, and received
his pullover from alumni Bobby Shown (‘79). Treyez Saulsberry, son
of Shetika Flake, was
escorted by Kayli Himes
and received his pullover from alumni Jason
The OCHS Senior football players were brought into the WXMZ stuAnderson(‘88). Cheyton Pendley was dio to talk about their last night on the field. They were also honescorted by his parents, ored along with one senior cheerleader during Friday night’s football
Deanna and Lane San- game against Daviess County. (Reader submitted photo)
33-22.
Final game statistics
showed Ohio County
with a slim 315-311 edge
in total offense, with the
Panthers gaining 246 on
the ground to the Eagles’
199. Spiceson was the
game’s leading rusher
with 187 yards on 12
carries while Morris had
121 on 25 attempts for
Ohio County and Phelps
82 on 16. Morris made
good on 15 of 49 passing
attempts for 120 yards,
while Bouchard completed three of eight for 65. Phelps had five catches
for 50 yards for the Eagles with Jones’ two receptions totaling 49 for
DCHS.
Ohio County had 21
first downs on the night
to Daviess County’s
eight. The visitors were
penalized a dozen times
for 108 yards while the
home team was flagged
10 times for 83.
Defensively, Miller led
Ohio County with eight
tackles while Shaffer
had seven, Brown six,
and Phelps and linebacker Alex Hunt five
each. Burgess and Morris were in on four stops
with Colbren Inglis and
Treyez Saulsberry each
adding three. Shaffer,
Brown, and Miller also
each had fumble recoveries.
In assessing Friday’s
game, OCHS head coach
Jody Ashby commented,
“The first six minutes
went according to plan,
with the exception of
not finishing the drive
and with points on the
board. From that point
on, we had a number of
positive plays, but made
too many mistakes...
Despite some of the mistakes, such as the uncharacteristic drops by
receivers, we are a significantly better football
team than we were in
week one...We appreciate the commitment and
effort that our six seniors
put into this season and
throughout their high
school careers. When
we start winning here,
everyone can look back
to this group, they built
the foundation.”
Looking to the future,
Ashby said, “We will
evaluate every aspect of
our program and make
decisions that are in
the best interest of the
program. We increased
our numbers this year
by nearly fifty percent,
and we’ll at least try
for that kind of increase
next year. In addition
to adding more players
to the roster, we have
to continue to develop the players that we
have. Likewise, every
member of our coaching
staff must have a great
off-season of professional development.”
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Jesse Brown
Page B-3, November 5, 2014, Times-News
Tim McDaniel is on track to get a hit playing in the Alumni games Nov. 1.
Alumni...
Continued from pg. 1-B.
phew (‘97), Andy Brasher (‘99), Jarrod Schroader (‘00), Ryan Coots (‘05),
Cody Funk (‘05), Carub
Staves (‘05), Robert
Givens (‘06), Jeff Oliver
(‘06), Michael Bennett
(‘07), Adam Daugherty (‘07), John McEwen (‘07), Matt Beddow
(‘08), Justin Frizzell
(‘08), Arthur Leach (‘08),
Brett Morphew (‘08),
Derek King (‘09), Ryan
McBride (‘09), Justin
Oliver (‘09), Jeremiah Baxley (‘10), Colby
Daugherty(‘10), Garrett
Leach (‘10), Tyler Goff
(‘11), Derrick Griffin
(‘11), MyKyle Marshall
(‘11), Anthony “Bubby”
Phelps (‘11), David St.
Clair (‘11), Cody Murphy (‘12), Bo Bennett
(‘13), T.J. Gledhill (‘13),
Brennon Leach (‘14),
Mac Marshall (‘14), and
Matthew
Wilkerson
(‘14).
In the final competition of the day, Zach
Johnson walked away
with the Home Run Derby trophy, edging Tyler
Tichenor (‘12) in an extra-inning slug-off.
Winners in the day’s
Fielding the ball and throwing to 1st is Kyle
Graham.
Hitting this ball is former Ohio County Baseball player Michael
Hoskins.
youth competitions included: Long Toss—68, Gavin Peech; 9-10,
Jayden Peech; 11-12,
Alex Reyes; Most Accurate Arm—6-8, Ryder Harbaugh; 9-10,
Jayden Peech; 11-12,
Alex Reyes; Home Run
Derby—6-8,
Gavin
Peech; 9-10, Eli Elliott;
11-12, Alex Reyes. Others competing included
Brandon Davis, Briar
Elliott, Wade Everley,
Brett Hoskins, and Wyatt Reddish.
Baseball Booster
president Barry Griffin deemed Saturday a
big success by the Eagle Baseball Boosters,
with many participants
expressing an interest
for making it an annual event. All proceeds
from Saturday’s activities will go to help buy
equipment and defray
expenses during the
2015 OCHS baseball
season. The Boosters
also expressed their
thanks to the many local
businesses and individuals who provided prizes for give-aways and in
the Home Run Derby.
It was reported that
several other former
players had signed up
to play, but were possibly deterred by the cold
and rainy weather conditions Friday night.
Throwing from the outfield to his cut off man
is Eddie Sutten.
Ben Everley starts his swing batting in the Ohio County Alumni day.
Younger Ohio County Eagles Eli Elliott has
his eyes on the ball in batting practice during
the Alumni Day.
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Getting hold of this ball is Gavin Peech at batting practice. (Treg
Ward photos)
Page B-4, November 5, 2014, Times-News
Three OCHS
runners in cross
country regional
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
Kiah Gledhill, Andrew Dorris, Joshua Smith, Carman Burden, Jessica Smith, Carolyn Smith,
Emily Smith and Grayson Harpol.
Wilgus, Smith win Zombie 5K Run
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
Mercedez Wilgus and
Joshua Smith were the
first “living” female and
male runners to cross
the finish line in the
first-annual Zombie 5K
Fun Run, held Saturday afternoon, October
25, at the Ohio County Park. The event
was sponsored by Ohio
County High School’s
Parent-Teacher Organization to benefit “the
OCHS Christmas Wish
program to help needy
families at OCHS,” according to race co-coordinator Kathy Gledhill.
Mrs. Gledhill, OCHS’
Youth Service Center
director, was assisted
by OCHS Media Specialists Kristi Wiles and
Kim Baxley.
Thirty runners, ages
four to 73, competed in
the 3.1-mile race over
the Park’s walking
trail, with several “zombies” mixed in to keep
the race interesting. Included were several
family groups.
Entries included Joshua, Emily, Carolyn, and
Jessica Smith, Heath,
Kristi, and Ellie Wiles,
Mercedez and Tammy Wilgus (Woodbury,
Tennessee), Tom and
Donna Gledhill, Tom
Jr. and Kathy Gledhill,
Brittany and Daniel
Bongiovanni, Willie and
Deedee Tichenor, Kim
Baxley, Carmen Burden, Sydnee Daugherty,
Carley Everly, and Emmilee Southard. The
Zombie troupe included
Emma and Evie Wiles,
T.J., Kiah, and Zach
Gledhill, Andrew Dorris, and Grayson Harpole.
In assessing the
event, Mrs. Gledhill
said, “This was a fun
run so there were no
actual winners...Everyone had fun and the
real winners are the
kids that benefit from
Christmas Wish.”
Fall sports at Ohio
County High School
officially ended last
Saturday with the
Class 3A Region 2
Cross Country Championships at Elizabethtown. Central Hardin
High School served as
the host school for the
3A regional, which
was run at the Hardin
County Fairgrounds.
Eight schools participated in Saturday’s
girls’ 5K race, with
North Hardin taking
the team title with 52
points. Others in the
team-scoring competition included: Grayson
County 54, Greenwood
77, Central Hardin 88,
Barren County 90, and
Logan County 157. Neither Bowling Green
nor Ohio County had
enough finishers(five)
to receive team scores.
Isaac Brown
among finalist
for state award
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
Ohio County High
School senior Isaac
Brown has been selected
as one of 10 Kentucky
high school boys in the
running for the national Wendy’s High School
Heisman Award. Isaac,
a member of OCHS’ golf
team, is the son of Jarrod and Kristi Brown.
According to the program’s official web-site,
“Since 1994, the Wendy’s
High School Heisman
Program has honored
more than 395,000 of the
nation’s most esteemed
high school seniors in
partnership with the
Heisman Memorial Trophy Committee. The
leadership award-honThis was a Fun Run so no actual winners but Mecedez Wilgus and Joshua Smith were the orees are well-rounded
first to cross the finish line. Everyone had fun and the real winners are the Kids that benefit young men and women
who excel in learning,
from Christmas Wish. (Reader submitted photos)
Three Lady Eagles on All-region team
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
Three Ohio County
High School Lady Eagles were named to the
2014 Girls’ All-Third
Region Soccer Team by
a vote of the region’s
coaches. Seniors Brooklyn Kassinger and Tate
Parker were first team
All-Region picks while
junior Katie Mason
earned
second-team
status. The three
helped lead Chuck Ad-
ams’ team to a final 117-2 record, a 10th District championship, and
semifinal finish in last
week’s regional tournament.
According to Adams, coaches nominated players from their
squad for all-regional
recognition, then voted for the top 22 players, but could not vote
for their own players. The top vote-getter—
Owensboro Catholic’s
Annabel
Moore—was
named the region’s
“Player of the Year”,
with the next 11 players being named all-region first team and the
final 11 second-team
members.
Kassinger led the
OCHS girls’ in scoring this season with 22
goals—finishing third
in the region in that category, and dishing out
eight assists. Parker,
coming off a knee injury late last season that
required surgery, had a
strong senior campaign
with 18 goals and nine
assists. Other first-team
all-region
performers
included: Catholic’s
Ambere Barnett, Sarah
Haleman, and Caroline
Hayden; Daviess County’s Natalie Hinchcliffe,
Annie Stauffer, and
Skylar Walden; Owensboro High’s Austyn
Black, and McLean
County’s Sarah King.
Mason posted nine
shutouts in goal for
OCHS’ lone girl
entrant, senior Brittany
Bongiovanni,
placed 45th overall in
a time of 27 minutes
and three seconds. Bowling Green’s Brittney Hansen took the
region’s
individual
championship with her
time of 19:41.3.
Seven boys’ teams
earned points in Saturday’s regional, topped
by Central Hardin’s
40 points. Individual
winner Jackson Cooper’s 16:12.37 clocking
led the Bruins to the
regional title. Next
came Grayson County 48, North Hardin
58, Bowling Green 86,
Greenwood 133, Logan
County 155, and Barren County 169.
Ohio County had two
runners in the boys’
race, with sophomore
Daniel
Bongiovanni
placing 46th in 23:03
and
junior
Isaiah
Smith 51st at 26:59.77.
Ohio County, with 81
saves, and a good 1.26
goals-against
average. Joining her on
the all-region second
team were: Catholic’s
Lindsey Klump, Holly Logsdon, Madeline
Reid, and Sarah Riney;
Daviess County’s Olivia
Bradley, Erika Hinchcliffe, and Madallyn
Peveler; Apollo’s Rebecca Buchanan, McLean
County’s Emily Burden,
and Grayson County’s
HaLeigh Mercer.
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October 25 & 16 on Sunday October 26. Overall placing of men for both days: 1. Jayhawker--IL, 2. One Shot--KY, 3.
K.JKwik--IL, 4. Cool Hand Dan--KY, 5. Sundance--IL, 6. Shane--KY, 7. Bobtown Red--KY, 8. Kid Cisco--KY, 9. Cherokee
John--AR, 10.The Counselor--KY, 11.Reload Russ--AR, 12. Rockyfork Kid--KY, 13.Diamondback Billy--AR, and 14.Sam
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performing, and leading in the class room,
on the field and in the
community...Like the
Heisman Memorial Trophy (presented annually to the nation’s top
college football player),
the Wendy’s program
believes in the pursuit
of athletic and academic excellence with integrity. And in addition
to honoring student
accomplishments, the
Wendy’s High School
Heisman Program inspires all future high
school students to pursue their higher education goals.”
Prizes are awarded
at every level of the
program, from school to
national winner, with
the male and female
national winners each
earning $10,000 donations to their schools in
their names. National winners will be announced in December,
along with the presentation of the Heisman
Memorial Trophy, with
the announcements being broadcast on ESPN.
Isaac is one of 10
Kentucky boys to make
the Kentucky state finals. Other state finalists include: Eric
Baugh (Villa Madonna
Academy), Cody Estep
(Pikeville), Dillon Geralds (Monroe County),
Nicholas Gregory (Henderson County), Matthew Harper (Walton
Verona), Trevor Payton
(Eminence),
Cameron Peyton (Anderson
County), Nathan Pray
(Perry County Central),
and Isaac Weddington
(Lewis County).
Lady Eagle soccer player Brooklyn
Kassinger,
daughter
of Billy and Crystal
Kassinger, was Ohio
County’s female school
winner for the Wendy’s
Heisman Award.
Page B-5, November 5, 2014, Times-News
Marksberry named
to All-regional
volleyball team
By NEIL GRANT
the All-Third Region
Tournament Team included Catholic’s Mol Ohio County High ly Thompson, Natalie
School
sophomore Jones, Lauren Brown,
Macey
Miles,
middle hitter Morgan and
Marksberry was named Apollo’s Kristina Cato the 2014 All-Third nary, Jordan Coomes,
Region
Tournament and Alex Satterfield,
County’s
Team for her play in Edmonson
last week’s regional Makayla Lindsey and
volleyball tournament Julie Sullivan, Whitesat Ohio County’s gym. ville Trinity’s Hannah
The 15-player all-tour- Armes and Shawna
Breckinridge
nament team was rec- Aud,
ognized following last County’s Jessie Pile,
Thursday’s
regional Meade County’s Kasey
championship match, Mielke, and Muhlenwon by Owensboro berg County’s ElizaCatholic in five sets beth Smith.
over Apollo. The Lady Ohio County, 10th
runners-up,
Aces enter the 2014 District
KHSAA State Volley- finished their season
ball Tournament this with an overall 9-21
Friday at Louisville’s record under first-year
head coach Sara TayValley High School.
Along with Morgan, lor.
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Morgan Marksberry spikes the ball for Ohio County versus Whitesville in region at home.
A look back at OCHS District Volleyball play....
Bria Morse spikes the ball for Ohio County against MCHS at home.
Lauren Ford goes over Muhlenberg County playing in the 10th district championship.
Marci Dant hits this shot to score in the 2nd
game of the best 3 out of 5 match versus the
Lady Mustangs for the 10th district championship.
Calee Whitaker and Bria Morse block this shot by the Lady Mustangs.
Scoring for the Lady Eagles is Morgan Marksberry. (Treg Ward photos)
Allissa Wortham is up for the return as Lauren Ford and Marci Dant back her up.
Page B-6, November 5, 2014, Times-News
OCMS girls
open cage season
By NEIL GRANT
[email protected]
The Ohio County Middle School Lady Eagles
basketball team opened
their 2014 season October 21 at Muhlenberg
South. Under the direction of coaches Jessica
Decker and Sarah Wood,
the Lady Eagles eighth
grade team has started
their season with a 3–2
record while the seventh
graders are 1-4.
Recaps of games
played through Monday
night, include:
10/21—Muhlenberg
South(7) 23, OCMS(7)
13—played at Greenville
OCMS 5 2 0 6— 6 0/4 14
South 6 5 7 5—10 3/14 10
South(23)—Shutt 12,
Joines 6, Lanier 5. OCMS(13)—Katie
Probus 5, Logsdon 4,
Lindsey 2, Plemens 2(3pt.FG, Probus).
10/21—OCMS( 8) 31,
Muhlenberg South( 8)
21—played at Greenville
OCMS 13 6 8 4—10 9/24 29
South 0 5 5 11—5 11/28 17
OCMS(31)—Kate
Edge 9, Smith 8, Jones
7, Hunt 5, Brown 2(3-pt.
FGs, Smith 2).
South(21)—A.Drake
5, Engler 4, M.Drake 3,
Joines 3, Eaves 2, McLean 2, Wilson 2.
10/27—Muhlenberg
North(7) 37, OCMS(7)
29–played at OCHS
North 6 5 17 9—15 7/15 5
OCMS 5 4 0 11— 9 2/3 15
North(37)—Liz Cox
10, Wilkerson 9, Lynn
6, Armour 5, Bishop 4,
O’Bannon 2, Vinson 1.
OCMS(20)—Katie
Probus 9, Plemens 6,
Logsdon 2, Piper 2, Lindsey 1.
10/27—OCMS( 8) 30,
Muhlenberg North( 8)
28—played at OCHS
North 4 8 6 10—
10 7/13 15
OCMS 13 8 4 15—
13 3/8 19
OCMS(30)—Yvonne
Hunt 10, Jones 6, Smith
5, Edge 4, Swindler 3(3pt.FGs, Smith).
North(28)—Armour 9,
Gossett 9, Cobb 2, Cox
2, Embry 2, Mullins 2,
Short 2, (3-pt.FG, Gossett).
10/28—OCMS(7)
19,
College View(7) 12—
played at Owensboro
OCMS 7 4 6 2—8 1/10 16 College View 4 5 0 3—4 4/16 17
OCMS(19)—Emileigh
Lindsey 6, Logsdon 5,
Hohimer 4, Plemens 4(3pt.FGs, Lindsey, Logsdon).
College View(12)—
Carter 5, Newcom 2,
Newman 2, Winnecke 2,
Dickerson 1.
10/28—OCMS( 8) 37,
College View( 8) 10—
played at Owensboro
OCMS 6 15 11 5—14 7/13 18
College View 4 5 1 0— 1 8/23 14
OCMS(37)—Kate
Edge 14, Smith 8, Swindler 6, Jones 4, Hunt 3,
Raymond
2(3-pt.FGs,
Hunt, Smith).
College View(10)—
Kirk 5, Ostby 3, Carter
2.
10/30—McLean County(7) 30, OCMS(7) 15—
played at OCMS
McLean County 7 6 11 6—13 2/9 12
OCMS 3 1 7 4— 5 3/10 10
McLean County(30)—
Settle 21, Hampton 4,
Bobo 2, Long 1.
OCMS(15)—Katie
Probus 8, Logsdon 5,
Lindsey 1, Piper 1(3-pt.
FGs, Logsdon, Probus).
10/30—McLean County( 8) 43, OCMS( 8) 28–
played at OCMS
McLean County 10 15 5 12—12 8/13 19
OCMS 6 5 8 9— 7 14/20 13
McLean County(43)—
Algood 19, Arnold 10,
Settle 10, Harper 2,
Humphrey
2(3-pt.FG,
Arnold).
OCMS(28)—Briley
Raymond 6, Edge 5,
Brown 4, Jones 4, Smith
4, Hunt 2, Bratcher 1.
11/3—Edmonson County(7) 24, OCMS(7) 13—
played at OCMS
Edmonson County 6 6 6 6—11 2/2 13
OCMS 2 3 3 5— 5 2/5 11
Edmonson County(24)—Ballance
12,
Harrison 6, Vincent 4,
Cook 2.
OCMS(13)—Emileigh Lindsey 3, Hannah
Logsdon 3, Hohimer 2,
Huggins 2, Plemens 2,
Minton 1(3-pt.FG, Logsdon).
11/3—Edmonson County( 8) 34, OCMS( 8) 20—
played at OCMS
Edmonson County 10 7 10 7—16 2/10 13
OCMS 2 6 8 4—10 2/4 14
Edmonson County(34)—Logsdon 12, Ballance 11, McCombs 6,
Meredith 3, Doyle 2.
OCMS(20)—Haylee
Jones 10, Swindler 6,
Hunt 2, Edge 2.
Kenzie Plemens runs the offense for the
middle school 8th grade Ohio County team Madison Piper pulls up as she prepares to
against Muhlenberg County North at OCMS. shoot for the Lady Eagles.
Working for the rebound is Lindsey Hohimer Hannah Logsdon has her eyes on the goal as
for OCMS.
she shoots for Ohio County.
Katelyn Probus moves past her opponent to Putting up a jump shot is Kenzie Plemens as
put in a lay-up.
Ohio County plays the Mustangs.
Kate Edge controls the ball for the 7th grade Yvonne Hunt hurries down the court in a fast Maecy Brown looks for a pass while playing
Lady Eagles against Muhlenberg North.
break at home.
the Lady Mustangs.
Page B-7, November 5, 2014, Times-News
at BD Park Fri.
Tyson and Amelia Jackson hurry to all the stations at Beaver Dam Park for treats.
Amanda Keel, Kenston and Krystal Lee prepare to hand
out treats for the kids at Beaver Dam Park.
Tristan Plank and Abby Bruce visit the Ray Chap- Natasha and Jordon Wallace have their containers and outfits for trick or treating in the park.
man Baseball Complex Oct. 31 for Halloween.
After a few cuts from a rough game of football
Garvin Sapp is looking forward to some treats.
PHOTOS BY TREG WARD
at Wayland
Halloween at Wayland.
PHOTOS BY TREG WARD
Ethan Boehmann shows how it is done sliding down inflatables at Wayland.
Jaylene Roberts is thrilled as she slides down the Vertical Rush at Wayland Elementary Oct.31.
Emily Smith, Terrivana Noffsinger, Chloe Keele and Breyana Brown receive instructions
from their teacher Marjoria Lellie on how to make their popcorn hand.
Tyler Horn and Leaha Jones work on their food/decoration during class
Oct. 31.
Halloween enjoyed at Wayland.
Page B-8, November 5, 2014, Times-News
at East Hartford
PHOTOS BY TREG WARD
Not taking a chances Pirate Bradley Longston
brought her big sack.
Lane Likens is looking ready for Halloween at
East Hartford Baptist church.
Michael Taylor and Matthew Beard make their trick or treat rounds together.
Strawberry and Vanilla ice cream Carolyn House
is ready to go.
Mercedes Reed and Elimano Guadarrama dressed as their favorite super
heroes gather candy together Oct 31.
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Trunk ‘n Treat in Ohio Co.
No Creek Methodist Church
Living Faith Church
River Tichenor, Ann Sanderfur, Jeff Sharp, Maryetta Hudson, Wendall
Richie along with friends and family enjoy a meal after trunk or treat at No
Creek United Methodist Church.
PHOTOS BY TREG WARD
Dustin Maiden, Brady Porten, Isaac Lloyd and friends enjoy time together
dressed for Halloween.
PHOTOS BY TREG WARD
Kirsten Griffin and Hannah Hall look to try the ring toss.
All dress up and ready to serve is
Oma Flener.
Coming off the slide ready to
cheer is Maggie Lear.
Ruby Pierce bounces in her 50’s
poodle skirts outfit.
Clayton Roberts, Mack Sanderfur and
Landry Roberts play games at No
Creek Church.
Busy as a bumble bee Madelynn and Tabitha Burt enjoy Halloween at Living Faith Church.
All smiles for the camera are Shelby Horton and Sissy Smith.
Be Thankful
Every day!
Astronaut Matthew Jones warms up for
a little one on one at the church.
Tossing a corn hole bag for
prizes is Gavin Burt.
Page B-10, November 5, 2014, Times-News
Artwork display
OCMS students recently displayed artwork at the
Kentucky art teachers conference in Paducah. The
students who participated were: Terrance Simpson,
Jalyn Poynter, Alexandria Culbertson, Laryssa
Carter, Brent Mattos and Hannah Duncan.
Laryssa Carter received first place in 3-D art and
Hannah Duncan received second place in 3-D art
in the age category grade 7-9.
Mrs Katrina Bullington, teacher at Ohio Co
Middle School, attended the conference and taught
a session about accordion art and attended many
sessions that will be applied to her classes. Mrs.
Bullington has also been accepted to present two
teaching sessions at the National Art Convention
in New Orleans in March and has been Nominated
for the Southeastern Regional Middle Level Art
Educator of the Year.
Art at OCMS
Ohio County Middle School students recently
created artwork that is on display at the Brown
v. Board of Education national historic site in
Topeka, Kansas. The theme for the work was the
students personal connections to freedom, equality
and Brown v. Board of Education.
The students conducted research to create their
designs and worked as groups. Their paintings
were acrylic on canvas and were 2 feet by 2 feet.
This is part of the Dream Rocket Project, a large
scale art project based on creativity and teamwork
made of thousands of artworks created by school
groups and individuals from around the U.S. and
around the world. The Dream Rocket Project,
started in 2009 and is a multi-year project with an
ultimate goal of collecting 8,000 artworks which
will be assembled side by side to wrap a Saturn V
Moon Rocket at the US Space and Rocket Center.
The students involved were: Hunter Barnes,
Gavin Brown, Kristen Burden, Kanryn Cecil,
Jesse Chinn, Lennon Chinn, Megan Coble, Will
Crofton, Callie Cruse, Julia Eaton, Kate Edge,
Logan Embry, Sam Embry, Connor Gray, Roger
Hill, Tristan Hillard, Caleb Kennedy, Jamie
Murer, Jenny Mercer, Taylor Nave, Corey Payne,
Jalyn Poynter, Darian Rankin, Brandon Shadrick,
Terrance Simpson, Lance Taylor, Braxton Wright
and their teacher, Mrs. Katrina Bullington.
Their completed works can also be viewed on the
following links:
Flickr Album:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/
thedreamrocket/.
Dream
Rocket
Facebook:
https://
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COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
Nov. 6: A.A. meets
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at
St. Francis Community
Center in Horse Branch.
Nov. 6:
Celebrate
Recovery at Seventh
Day Adventist Church
on Goshen Road, Beaver
Dam. A meal will be
provided at 5:45 p.m.,
followed by worship
service at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting will begin
at 7:30 p.m. For more
information, call 2749021.
Nov. 6: A service
officer with the Disabled
American Veterans will
be at the Ohio County
Senior Citizens building
at Ohio County Park
from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
to assist veterans and
dependents with claims
service with the Veterans
Administration.
This
is a free service to
all. Please bring your
DD214, if possible.
Nov. 6: “Leap into
Faith”
A.A.
group
meeting
at
New
Covenant Tabernacle,
245 Madison St., Beaver
Dam, at 7 p.m.
Nov. 7:
“Angels
Among Us” A.A. group
meeting at Hartford
United
Methodist
Church from 7:30-8:30.
Nov. 7: The Ramblers
Band at OC Park, Bldg.
#1.
Nov. 7, 8 and 9: Steve
Storm Troop 173 at the
Fort.
Nov. 8:
Country
Jamboree Band will
play at Ohio County
Park at 7 p.m. in Bldg.
#1.
Nov. 8: Horse Branch
Masonic Lodge meets
tonight.
Nov. 8: Cowboy Fast
Draw at OC Park, Bldg.
#2.
Nov. 10: A.A. meets
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at
the Community Center
in Hartford in the multipurpose room.
Nov. 10: Al-Anon will
meet at the Hartford
United
Methodist
Church, 141 E. Center
St., Hartford, at 7:30
p.m. Please use back
entrance.
For more
information, please call
298-3519.
Nov. 10:
Weight
Watchers at Hartford
United
Methodist
Church. Weigh-in at 5
p.m., meeting at 5:30
p.m.
Nov. 10: Beaver Dam
Masonic Lodge #420
F&AM will meet at 7
p.m. at lodge hall.
Nov. 11: Fordsville
Order of Eastern Star
#326 will meet at 7:30
p.m. at lodge hall.
Nov. 12: Celebrate
Recovery at Hartford
United
Methodist
Church,
E. Dam,
Center
250 Madison141
St. Beaver
KY
St., Hartford. A potluck
dinner will begin at 5:45
p.m, with a worship
Owner: Joe
service following
at
Wood
6:30 p.m. TheLic.#M03450
meeting
will begin at 7:30 p.m.
For more information,
please call 298-3519.
**The Ohio County
Historical Museum, 415
Mulberry St., (Peach
Alley entry), Hartford,
is open from 1 to 4 p.m.
on Thursday and Friday
or
by
appointment.
Call 270-298-3749 for
more information. The
complex
consists
of
the Thomas Historical
Home, a rustic relics
building,
the
CSX
caboose, Goshen oneroom
school,
Autry
Country Store, Park
log cabin and Veterans
Museum.
Historical
and genealogical books
are available for use and
sale. Admission is $2
for adults and 50¢ for
children.
**The Ohio County
Veterans Museum, 415
Mulberry St., Hartford,
honors
local
area
veterans with uniforms,
pictures
and
other
military items. It is open
each Saturday,
yearround, from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m., but can be visited
during regular hours at
the Historical Museum.
For
information
or
appointment,
call
270-298-3749 or 270298-3062.
There is
no
admission,
but
donations are suggested
and appreciated.
**
Fordsville
Historical
Society
Depot Museum is open
Thursday and Friday,
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
Saturday, 11 a.m. to
5 p.m.; and Sunday
through Wednesday by
appointment. For more
information, call 9295792. Find them on
Facebook:
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Depot Museum.
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Christmas Open House
Friday - 5 pm - 8 pm & Saturday 9 am - 2 pm
We will be closed Thursday & Friday during regular business hours.
Friday Open House (5 pm to 8 p m)
Valet Parking
Appetizers by Capers
Sweets by KY Wildflour Cakes
Music by Aaron Clark
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Dr. and Mrs. James Brashear (Karen) of Central
City and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Russelburg (Jo Jo
Duvall) of Beaver Dam are pleased to announce
the marriage of their daughter, Jenna Brashear,
to John Palmer, son of Mr. Samuel Palmer Jr. of
Owensboro and Mrs. Jan Palmer of Central City,
on Oct. 25. The ceremony was held at Spindletop
Hall in Lexington, with the Honorable Judge Brian
Wiggins officiating.
The bride graduated from the University of
Kentucky with bachelor’s degrees in international
studies and german and holds her master’s in
education policy from Vanderbilt University. She
was employed by the University of Kentucky
before moving back to western Kentucky with her
husband.
The groom received a bachelor’s in economics
from Western Kentucky University and graduated
from the University of Kentucky College of Law.
He is currently employed by Associated Pallet.
A celebratory reception is planned for 2 p.m.
on Nov. 16 at Capers Café in Hartford. All are
welcome to attend. No gifts, please.
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