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Barren 12U softball game moved to BCHS
GLASGOW — The Barren County 12U squad will kick off play in the Babe Ruth Ohio Valley Regional at 1:30 p.m. at the Barren County High School softball field. The Trojanettes will face Johnson County.
All scheduled 14U play has been moved to tomorrow. The Barren County 14s will open play at 8 a.m. at Beaver Trail Complex. Play will continue all day.
Area weather has altered the Western Kentucky Babe Ruth 15U state tournament schedule as well. As of 12:21 p.m., all games will go on as scheduled at Jackie B. Browning Park and Barren County High School. An alternate double elimination bracket is being prepared in case of further rain delays.
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Scotties survive Trojans
Tavion Parrish had his most successful game of the season Friday night, rushing for 176 yards and five touchdowns, as his Glasgow Scotties triumphed over cross-town rival Barren County. “Tavion was just Tavion,” as Coach Rick Wood said afterward, and the Scotties were able to pull out a 41-25 win against the resilient Trojans.
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Monroe routs Adair
Twenty-seven second quarter points lifted the Monroe County Falcons to a 48-0 drumming of Adair County at Darrell Carter Stadium Friday night.
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Barren edges Todd
Lee McFarland can describe the 2010 soccer season in one word. Well, technically two: “a monster.”
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Barren County girls win area meet
Barren County girls’ varsity cross country defeated Central Hardin and Glasgow in a home meet on Thursday.
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SPORTS BRIEFS
Glasgow volleyball notched its third win in a row Thursday night, downing Hart County 2-1.
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‘Scary’ Scotties, ‘tough’ Trojans
This Friday will usher in a new decade in the Barren County-Glasgow football rivalry. And if the numbers are any indication, the Trojans will welcome its arrival.
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GPS users outcatching ‘sight fishermen’
Barren continues to be about six feet above summer pool but all ramps are accessible and fishing continues to be fairly good.
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SPORTS BRIEF
Barren County girls golf opened the week with two blowout wins.
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Butler to be named BCHS softball coach
Barren County High School will name John Butler its new sofball coach in a Friday press conference, athletic director Bob Blair said on Wednesday.
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Big talk, big action
For most of the 2010 season, head coach Meagan Powell has described the Lady Scotties as a “second half team.” But the soccer squad failed to live up to its reputation Tuesday night.
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