14 -August 29, 2013
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This past weekend the Mike Swartz Racing Team took on Ponderosa Speedway for their Friday•Night Rumble race paying
$7500 and 191 Speedway on Saturday night for their local weekend race. Friday saw some great cars in the field and a
pecked house. Derek was able to make the 23 car field but started deep in the pack at 17th but didn't stay there long.
• By mid-race Derek was up to 4th place and holding strong til a fellow competitor spun him on a restart in turns 1 and 2,
ultimately ending the chance at the win and their night.
Saturday the team was able to set Quick Time in qualifying but an accident caused the team to pull in in the heat race,
but that still didn't keep them from winning the Feature race at 191 Speedway for the 10th win of the season.
This weekend Is a $3000 to win race at 191 on •Friday and a $4000 to win race on Sunday. We would like to see every-
one come out and cheer us on.
Photo by Cecil Lawson
Senior defensive back Trent Sholar made a strong
tackle against a Greyhound running back,
The Bath County Wildcats opened their 2013 season
with a hard-fought loss to the Paris Greyhounds Satur-
day night in Carlisle at the Bluejacket Hail of Fame Bowl.
The Greyhounds got off to an early lead, and the Wildcats
gained momentum at half-time, but it wasn't enough to
stave off the 34-23 loss.
By Arlen R. McNabb,
Bath County Athletic
Director
A beautiful weekend pro-
vided a perfect backdrop to
opening night of the 2013
high school football sea-
son. Although Bath Coun-
tyPs trip to Carlisle did not
end as successful as many
would have liked, football
season is here and our fail
sports season is well under
way.
Our volleyball program
got its 2013 campaign off
to a good start with wins
against Bourbon County
and Nicholas County. On
Monday, the LadyCats de-
feated Bourbon County 3
sets to 0, w!u.gi
25-13 and 2221::;Chi'a'
County offered little resis-
tance on Tuesday, failing
25-18, 25-13, and 25-13. Af-
ter losing the first set 12-
25, Maysville St. Patrick
rallied to defeat the Cats
2-3 on Thursday, winning
the fifth and final set 15-12.
Coach Jeremey Booher fs
team will try to get its third
win on the young season
when they travel to Berea
on Thursday for a contest
with the Lady Pirates.
Our soccer programs
could not match the fast
start of the volleyball team
as they ended the first
week of the regular sea-
son winless. The LadyCats
ended the week at 0-3, with
losses to Estill (0-4), Berea
(0-6) and Bryan Station
(04). The team will have
three chances this week
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to pick up a win when they
play Paris, Menifee and
Boyd County.
Although they began
the season 0-2, the soc-
cer Wildcats fared a little
better, scoring in each of
their two losses. On Mon-
day, the varsity 'Cats lost at
West Carter by a 4-1 mar-
gin. Aaron Conn scored
the tCats lone goal. On
Tuesday, the team came
from two goals down at
Estill to tie the score at
3 with fifteen minutes to
play. Unfortunately, the de-
fense allowed two scores in
the final ten minutes to set
the final score at 5-3. Aaron
Conn, Elon Barfley and Eli
Hubbard scored for the
i':iieam. The 'Cats will 10ok
:to post a V¢ 1 in the win
column on Monday when
they host Maysville St. Pat-
rick. The JV team posted a
Athleti(" Notes
1-0 win at West Carter and
a 3-0 win at Estill on Tues-
day.
The boys golf team
hosted Mehifee and Paris
in a match at Old Silo on
Wednesday. The Cats post-
ed a team score for the first
time this year, finishing
second in the match. The
team also competed in the
Tares Creek Invitational on
Saturday, but, no results
were provided.
The girls golf "team had
two matches cancelled this
week. They will play at Old
Silo' on Monday and good
weather is in the forecast,
so there should be some
scores to post next week.
Our football team trav-
elled.to Carlisle on Satur-
day to battle Pads in' the
Hail of Fame Bowl in a
renewal of an old Class A
rivalr 7. The 'Cats ot on
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the board first when Caden
Messer connected on his
first field goal attempt, of
the season. The lead was
short-lived, however; the
Paris deep-man ran back
the ensuing kick-off for a
TD and a 6-3 Greyhound
lead. Brandon Price would
answer with a long touch-
down of his own, and later
caught a DeKeiton Young
pass for another score, but
the wCats found themselves
trailing at the half. The
teams traded possessions
in the second half but Paris
would score on a sustained
drive late in the third quar-
ter to take a 2%17 lead. The
Wildcats would cut the
lead to four when Taborn
tQssick made amarobati¢
catch of a Young pass in the
end zone to make the score
2%23. However, the Grey-
hounds would score again
to make the final 34.23.
Brandon Price was named
the Offensive Player of the
Game for the eCats, while
Bradley Skaggs would be
the Defeasive Player of the
Game.
The Wildcats will host
the Comets of West Carter
on Friday.
In MS action, the sev-
enth grade football team,
behind the strong run-
ning of Landon Swartz,
defeated Fleming County
28-0 on Thursday night to
pick up their second win of
the season. Landon would
rush for three scores in the
game and gained over 200
yards in the process. Noah
Forkner would also score
in the game. The eighth-
grade team fell 30-6, and
saw their record fall to 1-1
The MS Girls basketball
teams had some success
this past week, with the
seventh and eighth grade
teams each picking up a
win. The seventh grade
team won at Mason Coun-
i
ty on Tuesday night by a
score of 33-27. The eighth-
grade team would defeat
West Carter 35-32 at home
on Thursday. In the win,
Jasmine, Flowers scored
twenty points and pulled
down eight rebounds.
Other highlights for the
week included Makenna
Moore's fifteen points in
the :31-28 seventh-grade
loss at Nicholas ' on Sat-
urday. Kylen Messer and
Jasmine Flowers hit dou-
ble-figures in the rebound
department, gathering
fifteen and eleven respec-
tively. Current records for
the season are as follows:
6th grade: 0-2
7th grade: 2-2
;::St, h grade: 2-2 .....
It'%"late and another
busy week looms. Here's
hoping that each of you
find a way to support our
athletes this week.
Have a great week!I!
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