GLASGOW —
Megan Thomas is a multi-faceted softball player, so said Lindsey Wilson College head coach Ashley McCool.
“She’s just an all-around great kid. I mean, she can play a lot of positions,” McCool said. “She's going to be one of those ones you can ask to do anything and she’ll do it. I love those types of kids.”
Thomas signed her intent to play softball next year at Lindsey Wilson during a ceremony inside the Barren County High School library. Thomas, a senior, is a starter for the (record) Trojanette team.
She said her motivation for signing with LWC was the proximity to home with the school being 45 miles away in Columbia.
“It’s close to home and has a very good softball facility and program,” Thomas said. “I think that was something I wanted to be a part of.”
She said she’s tried to improve on her fielding and hitting in getting ready to try to play college softball. She also said her willingness to play anywhere on the field should help her.
“I’ll play any position. I’ll do whatever they ask me to,” she added.
“We’ve got some outfield positions that are open and some infield ones, so if you can play multiple positions, you’ve got a better chance of playing,” McCool said.
The Lindsey softball coach also said Thomas’ academic standing is a benefit. “My job is to first get these girls in the classroom and do a good job and then win ball games.”
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Thomas inks to play with Lindsey Wilson
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It's tournament time
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Underdogs...
With the likes of softball powerhouses Greenwood, Glasgow, Bowling Green and Allen County-Scottsville in the tournament, the Metcalfe County High School Lady Hornets, winners of the 16th District, are probably heading into next week’s Region 4 Tournament as underdogs.
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Champions...
Another chapter in the Glasgow High School Lady Scotties’ fairy-tale softball season was written Wednesday night as they became the first GHS team since 1996 to claim the District 15 Tournament championship, after beating the tournament’s No. 1 seed and the No. 1 team in the state, the Allen County-Scottsville Lady Patriots, 1-0.
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Couldn't give it up...
Until a few weeks ago, Glasgow High School senior Shelby Ray wasn’t sure if she would pursue sports into her college career. Although a standout basketball and softball player, Ray thought it was time for her athletic career to come to a close so she could focus solely on academics in college. But in the end, she said she couldn’t imagine walking away from softball.
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Finally
After Glasgow High School center fielder Jordan Alexander settled under a fly ball to make the final out of the Scotties’ District 15 Championship game victory over Allen County-Scottsville Wednesday night, he raised his hands above his head, let out a big yell, and took off running to be with his teammates.
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Cornerstone
A cornerstone in the foundation that Steven Murphy has used to build the Glasgow High School softball program has been pitching. He believes you start everything with good pitching and then you can build from there.
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Season ends
The Barren County Trojans have struggled with their hitting over the last six or seven games of the regular season and unfortunately for the Trojan faithful, the problem arose again for Barren County on Tuesday in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association District 15 Baseball Tournament in Glasgow.
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Opportunity knocked
Going into Monday’s baseball game against Glasgow, Monroe County High School coach Jerome Taylor said the Falcons, to have a chance to beat the No. 1 seeded Scotties, would have to take advantage of every one of their opportunities.
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Big obstacle
The Monroe County Lady Falcons came into the Kentucky High School Athletic Association District 15 Softball Tournament Monday night in Glasgow with a big obstacle in front of them.
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