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  • Collins runs out of chances in...

    LAWRENCEBURG – The Collins softball team came up just short in its quest for a second district title.

    Host Anderson County outlasted the Titans, 8-6, in the 30th District Tournament final on a sometimes rainy Thursday night.

    The Bearcats built an early, 7-2 lead, then held off Collins’ comeback in a matchup between the past two district winners (Anderson won last year, the Titans in 2011).

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  • Sanders, Titans walk to victory

    A walk-off walk gave the Collins baseball team its first district title.

    Spencer County pitcher Austin Heilman walked Dan Sanders on four pitches to bring home Nate Clifton in the bottom of the seventh inning and give the Titans a 4-3 victory over the Bears on Wednesday night in the 30th District Tournament final at the Shelby County Athletic Complex.

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  • Rockets miss when they need some...

    Tuesday night’s 30th District Tournament semifinal between the Shelby County and Spencer County baseball teams came down to one hit.

    The Bears got the big one they needed, but the Rockets never did, as Spencer County ended Shelby County’s season with a 4-2 victory at the Shelby County Athletic Complex.  

    Josh Ferency’s 3-run double in the second inning was the difference as the third-seeded Bears advanced to Wednesday night’s district final against Collins.

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  • Big Dan is again the man

    As has been the case many times this season, Dan was the man for the Collins baseball team on Tuesday night.

    Senior Dan Sanders’ run-scoring single in the bottom of the ninth inning, which followed his strong pitching performance over the first eight innings, gave the top-seeded Titans a 1-0 triumph over fourth-seeded Anderson County in the 30th District Tournament semifinals at the Shelby County Athletic Complex.

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  • Pairings not set just yet

    Although the pairings won’t be decided until this weekend and three district finals were scheduled for Thursday night, the field for next week’s 8th Region softball tournament at Anderson County is set.

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  • Manica, Coleman sign to compete...

    A pair of high school athletes from the county recently made their college choices official.

    Shelby County senior Chase Manica signed last Thursday to play football for the College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati, and Collins senior Dvontre Coleman signed to run for Thomas More College in Crestview Hills.

     

    Chase Manica

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  • Top Titan Karas takes 2 titles

    LOUISVILLE – Gabby Karas was double trouble Friday.

    Karas, an eighth-grader at Collins High School, claimed a pair of titles in the Class AA meet at the KHSAA Track & Field State Championships, winning the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs at the University of Louisville’s Owsley Frazier Cardinal Park.

    “Gabby was terrific,” Titans Coach Jerry Lucas said.

    Thanks to Karas’ victories Collins' girls’ team finished 11th.

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  • Titans have ‘fun’ at Rockets’...

    LAWRENCEBURG – The Collins softball team was digging the long ball Monday night.

    The Titans smashed five home runs to outslug crosstown-rival Shelby County, 16-9, in the 30th District Tournament semifinals at Anderson County’s four-bagger-friendly field.

    Bailey Rankin hit two round-trippers and Lauren Shepherd, Shelbi Poehlein and Danaria Lewis one each for Collins, which played the host Bearcats at 6 p.m. Thursday in the district final.

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  • New dad Brown delivers victory

    It has been quite a few weeks for Brandon Brown.

    First the Shelbyville professional golfer became a father in late April.

    Then Sunday he capped off an incredible final-round comeback – making birdie on the first playoff hole – to capture the NGA Pro Tour’s 2013 Cherry Blossom Classic in Georgetown.

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  • SCHS doubles team ousted in 2nd...

    Shelby County’s doubles duo of junior Doug Martin and freshman Jeron Russell lost Thursday in the second round of the KHSAA State Championships at the Lexington Tennis Center.

    Lone Oak’s Cody Dalton and Grant Hammons, one of eight teams in the tourney seeded ninth, outlasted Martin and Russell, 4-6, 6-3, 1-0 (10-6), in the Round of 32.

    Martin and Russell had won their first-round match, beating Bowling Green’s Noah Flener and Brandon Lee, 6-2, 6-2, earlier in the day.  

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