Sun Tzu

It takes just over an hour to get to Maysville (use the AA) and Flemingsburg (I-64 and 32) from Grayson. Those are the longest treks in their 3A district. It takes about 40 to 50 minutes to get to Morehead and Louisa from Grayson. East Carter does not have geographic concerns in its current district. However, Ashland and Johnson Central have geographic concerns since their district consists of Woodford County and Montgomery County.

FINAL FOOTBALL ALIGNMENT FOR 2009 AND 2010 PLAYING SEASONS East Carter's former district: District-3-7- Fleming County, Lewis County, Mason County, Russell, West Carter East Carter's new district: District-4-8- Boyd County, East Carter, Greenup County, Lawrence County, Rowan County

The final alignments for 2009 and 2010 have East Carter moving up from 3A to 4A to join Greenup, Boyd, Lawrence, and Rowan in the district. http://www.khsaa.org/football/2009and2010footballalignment.pdf East Carter requested the change due to "geographic concerns". http://www.khsaa.org/football/realignment/fbresponsestodraftalignmentfor2009and2010.pdf

In NE KY, the game should be on WLGC 105.7. However, here is a link to the webcast. http://khsaa.ezstream.com/

Bite your tongue!:sssh:

Yes, same player.

Let's face it. Rose Hill will be able to obtain players who reside in KY, WV, or OH! If that isn't a selling point, then I don't know what is! :banana:

The streak ended at 37 consecutive scoreless innings. Estill County's first run came in the 2nd inning.

What effect will Rose Hill's football program have on the following teams' programs over the next 5-10 years? Ashland Fairview Boyd County Russell Raceland

GCHS 2 LCHS 1

Final Greenup County advances to play Lawrence County on Thursday, June 12th at 10AM at Applebee's Park.

GCHS is at home tonight at 6PM. Scheduled to appear are Boyd County and Lewis County.

Published: June 05, 2008 12:06 am Greenup bats explode in Game 1 By MELINDA ROBINSON - The Independent STANTON — With its trademark fourth-inning explosion, Greenup County cruised to a 12-2 win over Estill County Wednesday night in Game 1 of the Semi-State 7. “There’s something about that fourth inning. That’s the Musketeer inning,” Greenup County coach Greg Logan said. “That’s usually the guys’ second time around (the order), sometimes their third, so it’s a good inning for us. I don’t understand why they wait until the fourth inning. The first would be preferred.” Greenup County got eight earned runs off eight hits while sending 12 batters to the plate during the frame. The Musketeers (35-6) also extended their winning streak to 21 games while snapping the Engineers’ 14-game win streak. Another streak was also brought to a close. Greenup County senior pitcher Tyler Hieneman’s state-record streak of scoreless innings was broken up in the bottom of the second, ending the mark with 37. The rest of the story can be seen at... http://www.dailyindependent.com/localsports/local_story_157000642.html

Final

Napier flies out to RF. Final in 5 innings: Greenup County 12 Estill County 2

Bunt out to Hieneman 2 outs.

9-1-2 up for Estill County in the inning. Witt strikes out. #8 for Hieneman. 1 out.

Peveto grounds to SS -- force out at 2nd. 3 outs. Middle of 5th Inning Greenup County 12 Estill County 2

Peveto to bat for Reed.

Madden hits short pop fly to SS. 2 outs.

Hieneman walks. 4th walk by Estill County pitching. Greenslate is courtesy runner for Hieneman. runners at 1st and 2nd. 1 out.

Hardin in to run for Logan as courtesy runner.

Logan double to left center.

Stringfellow strikes out. 1 out. First strike out for Estill County pitching.

Singleton fly out to RF. 3 outs. After 4 innings Greenup County 12 Estill County 2