commoncat

I heard that the barbecue was good.:lol:

Anyone have the Team/Individual Scores? I saw a few individual scores on-line in the Ashland newspaper, but it was limited. I wish scores for golf would be posted on the KHSAA scoreboard's like other sports.

You are probably right (I don't know him), but here is a link to the Winchester Sun article that says he is a sophomore. Papers always seem to get this stuff wrong.http://www.winchestersun.com/public_html/?module=displaystory&story_id=14692&format=html

I don't think the Brad Martin on kjga is the same one. Winchester Sun has a preps article that has him as a Sophomore.

Mine too, and he is 12.

Yes, this was the low round for the day. Great round... Probably 30 strokes better than me.:laugh::laugh:

Teams: St. Xavier 579 Paul Dunbar 582 Henry Clay 591 Lexington Christian 592 Lexington Catholic 605 Madison Central 611 Elizabethtown 611 Franklin Co. 615 Montgomery Co. 615 Male 620, Scott Co. 620 Louisville Christian 622 Greenup Co. 622 Clark Co. 625 Lafayette 640 South Laurel 643 Woodford Co. 644 Elliott Co. 653 Western Hills 662 St. Henry 675 Eastern 690 LaRue Co. 698 Rowan Co. 721 Harrison Co. 721. Zack Butler, Paul Dunbar No. 1, 72-65—137 Garrett Hinton, Elizabethtown, 74-67—141 Brad Martin, Clark Co. No. 1, 77-64—141 Will Bishop, Paul Dunbar No. 2, 72-69—141 Ben Simpson, Henry Clay No. 2, 73-68—141

Teams St. Xavier 297 Paul Dunbar 299 Henry Clay 302 Lexingotn Christian 304 Lexington Catholic 310 Montgomery Co. 311 Franklin Co. 315 Louisville Christian 316 Elizabethtown 316 Greenup Co. 322 Male 322 Scott Co. 323 Clark Co. 325 Elliott Co. 329 South Laurel 331 Madison Central 332 Lafayette 334 Woodford Co. 334 Western Hills 348 St. Henry 348 Eastern 356 Larue Co. 361 Rowan Co. 367 Harrison Co. 369 Indviduals Casey Mingua, Scott Co., 37-34—71 Zack Butler, Paul Dunbar, 35-37—72 Will Bishop, Paul Dunbar, 36-36—72 Matthew Jones, Louisville Christian, 38-34—72 Dagan Abdon, Greenup Co., 38-34—72[/font][/font]

What an amazing kid. My son started with US Kids when he was 6, at Gibson Bay in Richmond. I think he was shooting in the High 40's Low 50's for nine (tee's are moved up forward of the reds). He's 12 now and is regularly shoots under par from the reds. I am just trying to imagine how good this kid from Winchester can be... Thanks for the article. :thumb:

Wow! this is amazing! Way to go Preston!

I have seen him play, he is a wonderful young talent.

:confused: I stay confused, it helps me get through the day. Yes, I was looking for a young man from Kentucky.

I couldn't find his name on uskidsgolf.com, could it be the regional qualifier that he won? The highest ranking Kentuckian that I found was in the 6 and under division, Preston Jensen from Winchester, Kentucky tied #7 in the World Champs last year.

Just a note to everyone, junior golf is currently underway. Check out Pepsi at kjga.com and Musselman Dunn at kjgf.com. If you get a chance, (and one is in your area) you should definitely check it out. The junior golfers in Kentucky (both male and female), can match up with golfers anywhere.

Who is Jordan Blann? Is he related to Seth Blann?

My son enjoyed baseball, but with the Pepsi Tour spring series starting in March and multiple events in the summer (plus practice time) we just couldn't make it work.

Just wondering what sports (if any) that your high school golfer plays when the season ends. Basketball seems to be the only one we have time for that doesn't interfere with golf.

I think with the addition of Montgomery and Danis to the 12th, this will be a lot of fun to watch. Sounds like any one of the three mentioned should challenge for the top golfer in the region. I hope they all work hard this summer, it will be competitive.

I have heard of Flannery, but neither(Flannery or Dagon) kid is ranked on the National Junior Golf Scoreboard (njgs.com) for Kentucky. Have they just not played enough of those types of events? That being said Danis is ranked 9th in the state for class of 2009. Not trying to say the others are not the best in the region, just don't have any scores posted on one of the tools for evaluating high school golfers.

If you have an antenna and ATSC tuner (hd) it is on 27-2 the CW-kyt.

I rechecked with my son, the 4th last year was Montgomery (along with Lex Catholic, Lex Christian ,Dunbar, Scott, Woodford, Clark, Franklin, Frankfort, Henry Clay, Bryan Station, Bourbon, Paris, Sayre, Shelby, Tates Creek, Western Hills, Harrison, Henry Co., Lafayette One tough Region.

oops typo.

My money is on Paul Dunbar. They only lose the one older Bishop. I watched them several times last year, Coached by Brad Bachand (Man o War). I am glad we moved out of this region(Montgomery 4th to the 12th) it is stacked with talent.

Congrats to Franklin-Simpson, sounded like shots were not falling for Lady Indians tonight.

The benefits of rotating the region go well beyond seating and travel times. This tournament will have a positive long term impact on basketball in the Gateway area. Kids are excited. This is a big event for this area. This can help in attracting more kids, more support (including financial) for high school sports. I think in the bigger picture the positives far outweigh gym capacity or travel times. I think this is one of the reasons it should rotate to other gyms in the region. Even smaller sized than Montgomery. The more community support within the entire region will only make this region stronger and more competitive in the sweet 16.