BROWNSVILLE — Barren County volleyball was eliminated from the district tournament by Allen County-Scottsville Monday night, falling in two games 25-21, 25-21.
The Trojans beat Allen in their two previous games this season on Aug. 18 and Sept. 22.
The loss ends an 11-18 Trojan regular season and the high school volleyball careers of seniors Kelsey Trowbridge, Alissa Hampton, Hilary Rickard, Hannah Shaw and Shelby Houchens.
Barren’s last victory of the season came Sept. 26, when the team defeated Breckinridge County at the Elizabethtown Invitational.
Glasgow falls to Edmonson in District
Glasgow lost to Edmonson County in the opening game of the District 13 tournament in three games Monday.
The Scotties rallied after a game one loss to post a 25-16 win in the second frame.
Edmonson won the third game 25-17 to seal the match and eliminate Glasgow from district play.
The defeat ends Glasgow’s season with a 9-25 record under first year coach Kirsten Shive and the high school volleyball careers of seniors Whitney Williams, Shawn Smith and Courtney Taylor.
7th, 8th grade football teams playing in state tournament
Glasgow Middle School's seventh and eighth grade football teams will compete in the Kentucky Middle School Football Association's State Championship. The seventh grade team will play Oct. 19 at Meade County at 5:30.
The eighth grade team will host Meece (Somerset Ind.) Middle School Saturday at 3 p.m. at Glasgow High School’s Scottie Field.
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Barren County loses to Allen County in District
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Scotties top Trojans, earn No. 1 seed in tournament
Hunter Bowles scored 23 points Saturday night to lead the Glasgow Scotties to a 66-54 victory over Barren County in boys' District 15 basketball action. The victory give the Scotties the No. 1 seed for the district tournament beginning Monday, Feb. 20, at Allen County Scottsville High School.
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Scotties do their job, take down Caverna
HORSE CAVE – It would have been very easy for the Glasgow Scotties to have had their minds on something else Friday night when they traveled to play at Caverna. After all, Glasgow is having a pretty good season and the Scotties are preparing for a big battle with District 15 rival Barren County on Saturday night. And the game has added importance as the winner gets the No. 1 seed in the district tournament.
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Barren boys, girls win
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Glasgow girls roll over Caverna
HORSE CAVE – After fending off a furious Caverna rally in the final minutes of the second quarter Friday night, the Glasgow Lady Scotties bumped up the defense in the second half and held the Lady Colonels to only three points in the third period and cruised away with a 59-41 victory.
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One last chance
As Lora Garrett prepares the Glasgow High School swim team for this weekend’s Kentucky High School Athletic Association Region 1 Swimming and Diving Championships in Owensboro, she sees a lot of positives for her team. Meghan Taylor is swimming well in the freestyle and Grayson Reynolds is swimming well, as are a couple of the Lady Scottie relay teams.
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Focused
Steve Metzger, the head swim coach at Barren County High School, is pretty excited about where his team is right now as the Trojans and the Trojanettes prepare for the regional championships this weekend.
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Underdog role
Luke Pniewski, the head wrestling coach at Barren County High School, knows his team will be the underdog this weekend at the Kentucky High School Athletic Association Region 2 Wrestling Championships in Danville.
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Swindle signs to play golf at Lindsey Wilson
Only three years after she picked up a golf club for the first time, Glasgow High School senior Courtney Swindle signed her letter of intent to play golf for Lindsey Wilson College.
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Caverna girls lose close match, 58-50
The Caverna Lady Colonels lost a hard-fought battle Tuesday night to John Hardin High School out of Elizabethtown. Caverna lost, 58-50.
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Cummings leads Trojanettes over Russell County
A coach, in any sport, prays for the night when everything comes together for his or her team. In basketball, coaches want their teams to play good defense, rebound and shoot the ball well. When a team can do those three things, and do them well, they’re hard to beat.
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