Garrard County

 

Karen Powell (1990, I think) - Southern Illinois

-She was the national champions three-point shooter her senior year at SIU

Campbell County has 2 that signed this year which as far as I know are the first 2 girls in school history to sign to play division 1 basketball. Taylor Clos- Nku and Kenzie Schwarber- Morehead.

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.

 

Not a D1 player since NKU was D2 at the time.

Paris High School Ladyhounds

 

Beth Wilkerson, Old Domonion, 1979

Cathy Stiles, New Orleans, 1980

Jennie Redwine, Murray State, 1981

Ashley Garrard, University Illinois at Chicago, 2002

CONNER

 

Kim Warfield, WKU 1989

 

 

Christi Osborne, Virginia Tech 1991

South Oldham Lady Dragons

Jennifer Jaracz - Nebraska (1998)

Lauren Jones - Austin Peay (2008)

Jasmine Whitfield - Cincinnati (2012)

Ballard Lady Bruins

Tearra Banks - Austin Peay (2013)

Javonna Layfield - Dayton (2014)

(several earlier players, but details uncertain)

Owsley County:

 

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

 

Have to add one more. Macie Gibson, a senior this year, committed to Murray State over the weekend.

Highlands

Ripberger-Wofford

Krueger- ?????

Highlands

Ripberger-Wofford

Krueger- ?????

I believe Krueger played at Northeastern University, until knee issues cut her career short.

On 11/14/2017 at 2:38 PM, brooksville said:

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.

 

On 11/15/2017 at 10:57 AM, dallaslaredo said:

 

Not a D1 player since NKU was D2 at the time.

A terrific young lady and an excellent two sport athlete, nonetheless. Thanks for the memories @brooksville.

I'm a big University of Oregon fan. Two recent Miss Basketball winners were on this season's roster. Erin Boley - Elizabethtown, and #23 Maddie Scherr - Ryle.

Olivia Voskuhl, Notre Dame '13 - Cleveland State.

On 11/6/2017 at 10:12 PM, scherr said:

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

They're about to have a run of them like we haven't seen before.

Schwartz - Rice

Scherr - Oregon

Crittenden - current senior - EKU

Holtman - current sophomore - TBD

Eubanks - current freshman - TBD

Baker - current freshman - TBD

From the rosters of the eight D1 schools in the state this year - 34 Kentucky high school grads.

University of Kentucky

Emma King, Lincoln Co.

Erin Toller, Sacred Heart

Blair Green, Harlan Co.

University of Louisville

Malea Williams, Scott Co.

Mykasa Robinson, Ashland

Murray State University

Reagan Blackburn, Muhlenberg Co.

Lex Mayes, Murray

Hannah McKay, Owensboro Catholic

Alexis Burpo, Murray

Macie Gibson, Owsley Co.

Charles Settle, Murray

Western Kentucky University

Hope Sivori, Mercy

Ally Collette, South Laurel

Bellarmine University

Bailee Harney, Covington Holy Cross

Breia Torrens, Butler

Tasia Jeffries, Butler

Ashlee Harris, Sacred Heart

Presley Brown, LaRue Co.

Kathleen Scott, Bullitt East

Lauren Deel, North Bullitt

Danielle Feldkamp, Mercy

Northern Kentucky University

Ivy Turner, Danville

Lindsey Duvall, Bullitt East

Kennedy Igo, George Rogers Clark

Kailey Coffey, Russell Co.

Ally Niece, Simon Kenton

Emmy Souder, Mercer Co.

Janna Lewis, Butler

Ellie Taylor, Elizabethtown

Eastern Kentucky University

Amerah Steele, South Laurel

Emma Hacker, Menifee Co.

I'liya Green, Male

Kendell Wingler, Meade Co.

Morehead State University

Morgan DeFoor, Scott Co.

This season, about 180 recent Kentucky high school players continued their playing careers for the state's D2, D3, and NAIA programs.