Saw this on the boys side and thought the girls should share as well! Who were the players from your school who went D1, what college did they go to, and if you know what they're up to now that would be awesome as well!

Not my school, but Trimble County has two that I know of:

Marcia Haney Dunaway 1981

Leigh Ann Dunlap 1976

Do over:

Donna Jett 1976 Morehead State

Leigh Ann Dunlap 1976 TN Tech

Marcia Haney Dunaway 1981 EKU

Carroll County

Pam Browning (late 70’s) UK

Kelly Mazza 1988 Bradley University

Sonya Beeler 1988 Bradley University

Owen County

Rianna Gayhart 2012 NKU

FBD working hard on this. I’m glad to see some responses.

Gallatin County has

 

Brooke Dossett 2014, Evansville

Dot Burk Perkins 1977, Morehead State

Deb Burk Brown 1977, Morehead State

Holmes

 

Celeste Hill - Old Dominion

Erica Hallman- Kansas - was also Miss Basketball

Ryle

 

Jenna Crittenden 2012, Xavier University

 

Abby Jump, 2011, Wright State. First Lady Raider to ever play in the NCAA tournament. Current assistant coach at Morehead

 

Records/Alumni — Lady Raiders Basketball

Owsley County:

 

Frances Moore, Morehead State 1978/79-1981/82

Not sure if there are more but from Dixie Jackie Bearden Mistler 1980 EKU

Highlands

 

Walz - WKU

Boothe - Xavier

Schaefer - Xavier

 

Believe there may be 1 or 2 more that are escaping me right now.

I am sure I'm missing some.....

 

Nancy (Crutcher) Martin - 1987 Western KY University

Brandi Miller - I'm fairly certain wound up at Belmont University

Kyra Elzy - University of Tennessee

 

It's terrible - I can't remember where Rita Berry, class of 1980, went to play college ball. She - along with Crutcher and Elzy - had her jersey retired at the school.

 

CM

Mercer had 3 girls sign D-1 last night and two sign with Campbellsville that were originally committed to Semo. They could have had 5 sign D-1 last night.

Amy Flaugher, class of 1978 at Bracken County. Flaugher ranks No. 1 in Norse women's basketball history in free-throw percentage (.819) and No. 2 in assists (466). She also scored 791 career points and helped NKU win at least 20 games three times. As a pitcher on the slow-pitch softball team, Flaugher posted a 22-2 regular-season record as a sophomore.