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Bardstown’s JJ Traynor Committed to Louisville

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JJ Traynor of Bardstown and #1 rated player in KY by 247 Sports announced this evening he has committed to Louisville. Congrats to him!

See him in the Chad Gardner Law King of the Bluegrass December 19-23 at Fairdale High School.

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Welcome to The Ville, JJ.

Pretty cool for the NC-Bardstown area. We don't get many D-I players. Last one was Kevin Ndahiro about 5 years ago from Thomas Nelson, who went to Stetson and North Alabama. Before that it was more than 25 years ago, when NCHS' Mike Scrogham went to Morehead.

Pretty cool for the NC-Bardstown area. We don't get many D-I players.

 

Young fella has some good genes. Got to see him last year at the LexCath tournament & he certainly stood out.

J.J. is the son of former McDonald's All-American and Louisville standout Jason Osborne and is coached by former Louisville star and Bardstown High product James "Boo" Brewer. It is huge for our school and our town.

Young fella has some good genes. Got to see him last year at the LexCath tournament & he certainly stood out.

 

Bardstown is playing in about any big event possible to showcase him and other players. They’re in the LexCath tourney again this year and KOB.

JJ will be signing in a ceremony at the school Wednesday afternoon.

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