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LCA & Rose Hill, also Liggins on TV

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CWKYT will televise both basketball games this evening, so you can watch a couple of future wildcats play.

 

6:00 pm FINDLEY PREPATORY VS. WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY

8:00 pm LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY VS ROSE HILL CHRISTIAN

 

Lexington Christian Academy to host first annual Basketball Classic in January.

August 9, 2007

 

Lexington Christian Academy will host a one day Basketball Classic on Jan. 4, 2008. This inaugural event will feature two University of Kentucky commitments. Findlay Preparatory, from Henderson, Nevada will face off against Western Reserve Academy from Ohio in the opening game. The second game will pit host Lexington Christian Academy against Rose Hill Christian out of Ashland, KY. Tip-offs for both games are scheduled for 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. respectively.

 

Rose Hill Christian will feature UK commitment Dakotah Euton along with teammate Chad Jackson who has UK and Louisville listed in his top four schools. Findlay Preparatory will feature UK commitment DeAndre Liggins, rated top 20 nationally, along with 6’8” power forward Clarence Trent who has UK listed as one of his top college choices. Western Reserve Academy will counter Findlay Preparatory with 6’8” power forward Nate Kasper who recently committed to play for The Naval Academy

CWKYT will televise both basketball games this evening, so you can watch a couple of future wildcats play.

 

6:00 pm FINDLEY PREPATORY VS. WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY

8:00 pm LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY VS ROSE HILL CHRISTIAN

 

Lexington Christian Academy to host first annual Basketball Classic in January.

August 9, 2007

 

Lexington Christian Academy will host a one day Basketball Classic on Jan. 4, 2008. This inaugural event will feature two University of Kentucky commitments. Findlay Preparatory, from Henderson, Nevada will face off against Western Reserve Academy from Ohio in the opening game. The second game will pit host Lexington Christian Academy against Rose Hill Christian out of Ashland, KY. Tip-offs for both games are scheduled for 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. respectively.

 

Rose Hill Christian will feature UK commitment Dakotah Euton along with teammate Chad Jackson who has UK and Louisville listed in his top four schools. Findlay Preparatory will feature UK commitment DeAndre Liggins, rated top 20 nationally, along with 6’8” power forward Clarence Trent who has UK listed as one of his top college choices. Western Reserve Academy will counter Findlay Preparatory with 6’8” power forward Nate Kasper who recently committed to play for The Naval Academy

 

Are you sure about this game being televised.It's not on the cwkyt schedule?

Does anybody know if they will have it on the radio?? Thank you in advance!!

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Does anybody know if they will have it on the radio?? Thank you in advance!!

 

 

yes there is radio coverage but I am not sure of the stations at this point, sorry

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Are you sure about this game being televised.It's not on the cwkyt schedule?

 

 

Yes, in Lexington that is cable channel 5

Findley Prep won first game big. Clarence Trent was a beast. I hope Liggins and BCG can convince him to come to UK as well.

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