2011-2012 Sports Shorts Yearbook

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2011-2012 Sports
Shorts Yearbook
KHSAA Hall of Fame
Inducts Superintendent Marvin Moore!
BIG BLUE ALL STARS
PLAYERS
Kenneth Faried
Jodie Meeks
Brandon Knight
Josh Harrellson
DeAndre Liggins
Marcus Cousins
Ravi Moss
Shelvin Mack
Maze Stallwort
2012 SENIORS
Swimming
Katie Dennis
Football
Zach Hall
Adam Hicks
Phillip Hodge
Rhett Hughes
Charlie Logan
Dan Prater
Tyler Stewart
Shane Wages
Stephen Williamson
Adam Wing
Boys Golf
None
Girls Golf
None
Cross Country
Clay Adkins
Tim Clayton
Brandon Lewis
Volleyball
Courtney Cox
Brooke Keilbasa
Boys Soccer
Nick Alcorn
Will Bradley
Drew Diddle
Rhett Hughes
Brandon Lewis
Alan Secor
Tanner Thompson
Girls Soccer
None
Bowling
Charles Logan
Shirley Negron
Band
Mariah Cline
Jared Anderson
Katy Caric
Stephanie Daily
Alex Webb
Lindsay Crum
Boys Basketball
Phillip Hodge
Adam Wing
DJ Townsend
Jason Egan
Cheerleaders
Amy Allen
Lara Gullett
Girls Basketball
Kathryn Duff
Taylor Lewis
Stevee Townsend
Fast Pitch Softball
Tessa Jennings
Jade Turner
Baseball
Casey, Pennington
Justin Lewis
Brayden Mosher
Mike Read
Gabe Richmond
Shane Wages
Boys Tennis
Alan Secor
Girls Tennis
Victoria Northcutt
2012 COLLEGE SIGNEES
February 3, 2012
February 10, 2012
Hughes signs with
Georgetown
Prater signs with MSU
By Grant Stevens - Staff WriterThe Morehead News
November 16, 2011
March 22, 2012
Wing signs with
Evansville Basketball
Hodge signs with
Georgetown
By Noelle Hunter - Staff WriterThe Morehead News
May 22, 2012
Townsend signs with
Georgetown
April 4, 2012
Stewart signs with
Centre College
OTHER NEWS
March 9, 2012
Groups organize tornado relief efforts
The Morehead News
Several students have requested that we at RCSHS do something to help our
Morgan County friends, family, and neighbors. There are about a thousand
students in this building and 100 adult personnel. If we gave just $1.00 each, we
would be able to contribute $1100 dollars in aide.
In addition to clothing and food that we might normally think of, they are in
need of items such as flashlights, batteries, soap, hand sanitizer, toiletries, cleaning
supplies, and large/extra large trash bags.
We will begin collecting money and other items today. Our monetary goal
is $1100. Our goal for donations is to fill the band’s trailer. We would like to
reach our goal by this Friday.
We know that currently, traffic in and out of Morgan County is very limited,
but by Friday, we might be able to send a small delegation of students to deliver
the donations to the principal of Morgan County High School.
Donations will be accepted at lunch throughout the week. In return for your
donation your name will be added to our sponsor banner which will be given to the
principal and students at Morgan County High School.
136 Student Athletes at RCSHS qualify for
Academic All-State!
Adams
Shelby
Junior
Duff
Becca
Fresh.
Adkins
T. J.
Junior
Fannin
Clay
Soph.
Alcorn
Nick
Senior
Graham
Justin
Fresh.
Alderman
Ty
Soph.
Hammonds
Abby
Fresh.
Anderson
Ryan
Fresh.
Hardin
Madison
Senior
Armstrong
Megan
Soph.
Hignite
Kevin
Fresh.
Bailey
Megan
Fresh.
Hutchinson
Brandon
Junior
Barnard
Liz
Fresh.
Ibekwe
Rosemary
Fresh.
Barnette
Ellen
Fresh.
Kelsey
Zach
Junior
Blevins
Logan
Junior
Kim
Bradley
Junior
Bradley
Samantha
Fresh.
Lewis
Kara
Soph.
Callahan
Ryne
Fresh.
Markwell
Grant
Soph.
Caric
Tess
Fresh.
Marriner
Emma
Soph.
Catron
Matt
Junior
Mekelburg
Brianna
Junior
Conn
Katie
Senior
Neeper
Hannah
Junior
Conn
Faith
Soph.
Northcutt
Alexandria
Soph.
Conn
Taylor
Junior
Pennington
Bailee
Fresh.
Cornett
Jordon
Junior
Perevozchikova Yulia
Soph.
Cyrus
Morgan
Junior
Perry
Jacob
Soph.
Cyrus
Morgan
Junior
Read
Mike
Senior
Deharte
Shelley
Soph.
Read
Stephen
Fresh.
Diddle
Drew
Senior
Riddle
Courtney
Senior
Duff
Kathryn
Senior
Roe
Amy
Junior
Sammmons
Christopher Junior
Gilliam
Austin
Soph.
Sands
Jordan
Junior
Goldy
Sierra
Senior
Secor
Alan
Senior
Griggs
Spencer
Junior
Summers
McKenize
Junior
Hackney
Ally
Fresh.
Teager
Cassidy
Junior
Hall
Brandi
Junior
Thacker
Tyler
Soph.
Hamrick
Tristin
Soph.
Thaxton
Luke
Junior
Hataway
Lyndsey
Soph.
Thomas
Stephanie
Soph.
Hicks
Adam
Senior
Townsend
Stevee
Senior
Hodge
Phillip
Senior
Turner
Jade
Senior
Holbrook
Audrey
Fresh.
WHITE
RAY
Fresh.
Hughes
Rhett
Senior
Ashley
Logan
Junior
Ison
Cortlin
Senior
Bailey
Monica
Fresh.
Jennings
Tessa
Senior
Bailey
Peyton
Fresh.
Johnson
Jessica
Fresh.
Bailey
Chelsea
Soph.
Johnson
Daniel
Junior
Bailey
Autumn
Junior
Jones
Dustin
Fresh.
Baker
Chris
Junior
Justice
Candace
Soph.
Ball
Timothy
Junior
Keilbasa
Brooke
Senior
Banks
Alli
Soph.
Koett
Jessie
Soph.
Barhorst
Blake
Soph.
Lacy
Jon
Junior
Barnard
Josh
Junior
Lamb
Luke
Junior
Bradley
Will
Senior
Lee
Isaac
Soph.
Brakke
Will
Fresh.
Lewis
Taylor
Senior
Busby
Christine
Junior
Lewis
Brandon
Senior
Buttry
Alston
Soph.
Lewis
Justin
Senior
Carpenter
Jordan
Fresh.
Lewis
Emma
Fresh.
Carreon
Kirsten
Fresh.
Lewis
Austin
Soph.
Clayton
Tim
Senior
Mayo
Jon
Fresh.
Combs
Olivia
Soph.
McClain
Michaela
Fresh.
Dameron
Mary
Senior
Meade
Autumn
Fresh.
Dameron
Mark
Junior
Mitchel
Morgan
Soph.
Devaney
Haley
Junior
Newsome
Trevor
Junior
Estes
Robert
Senior
Nolen
Tristan
Junior
Flannery
Chase
Fresh.
Northcutt
Victoria
Senior
Garvin
Baileigh
Soph.
Parker
Courtney
Junior
Past
Harmony
Junior
Skaggs
Holly
Fresh.
Plank
Carson
Soph.
Stamper
Cole
Junior
Pratt
Hayden
Soph.
Stewart
Tyler
Senior
Quesiberry
Mary
Fresh.
Taylor
Sebastian
Junior
Quesinberry
Will
Junior
Thompson
Tanner
Senior
Ratliff
Brooke
Soph.
Towell
Alison
Soph.
Ray
Ian
Soph.
Trent
Haley
Fresh.
Sanders
Kaley
Fresh.
Wages
Shane
Senior
Schack
Rachel
Junior
Williams
Brooklyn
Junior
Scott
Austin
Fresh.
Young
Danielle
Soph.
.
February 10, 2012
Friday night one of our athletes carved a spot in history for himself. Adam
Wing eclipsed the 1000 rebound mark and placed himself into a club that few have
ever been, if any, in Rowan County History because Adam is also a member of
the1000 point club (he's got somewhere around 1500 points by now)!! So as we
check history (and former coaches) to see if there are any other members, we might
also try to think of a name for this club. 2K? – (sounds like the day computers were
supposed to crash)! The Double K? – (sounds like a quick stop grocery store)! The
Gold Wing club? – (sounds like a motorcycle gang of old men riding Hondas)!
Send (better) ideas to [email protected] . JOIN US
THURSDAY AS COACH THACKER MAKES A SPECIAL
PRESENTATION TO THIS DIVISION I SIGNEE!!!!
There is still no report of anyone else in Rowan County History who has
achieved both honors (AS OF June 5, 2012).
Mr. and Miss Rowan County
JADE TURNER
And
TYLER STEWART
ROWAN COUNTY SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
Athletes of the Year
Adam Wing
And
Taylor Lewis
Coaches Against Cancer night –
Coaches will wear white tennis shoes to
bring awareness to the fight against cancer.
Everyone is invited to join. We collected over
$450 to support the fight against cancer!!
This bird has replaced
the cardinal as the state
bird!!
I don’t know how this got in here?! Bahahaha
BAND
Results for Band at Mason County Classic
Best Place Percussion in Class AAA
First Place Band in Class AAA
Best Overall Percussion in Premliminary Competition
3rd Place overall our of 14 bands
2011-12 RCSHS Band Accomplishments
Concert Band
1 Student Selected to KMEA All – State Band
10 Students Selected to KMEA District 8 Honor Band
Distinguished Rating at KMEA District Concert Band Festival, Grade 4
Distinguished Rating at State Concert Festival, Grade 4
5 Distinguished, 5 proficient Ratings at Solo and Ensemble
Joint Pops Concert with Morehead State University Concert Band
Marching Band
River Cities Classic at Boyd Co. - 2nd Place Class AAA, 2nd Place Overall
Mason County Marching Invitational - 1st place class AAA, Best Percussion Class AAA, 3rd Place overall in
Finals Competition
Morehead State Blue and Gold - Best percussion class AAA, 1st place class AAA, Distinguished Rating,
Best Overall Percussion, 4th Place Overall in Finals Competition, Distinguished Rating
Louisville Male Classic – 2nd Place Class AA, 5th place overall in Finals Competition (Mid-States Show)
State Marching Championships
4th place 4A East Regional and 9th place 3A Semifinals, Distinguished Rating
Jazz Band
Performance in Morehead State University Jazz Festival
Morehead State Blue and Gold
1st place in Class 3A
Best Percussion out of all 24 Bands
Distinguished Rating
4th Place Overall out of all 24 Bands
BASEBALL
May 8, 2012
Viking seniors captain win on big night
June 5, 2012
Chapman claims All-Area honors
Staff WriterCNHI
BASKETBALL
May 4, 2012
Wing and Townsend set for another All-Star game
Boys EKC Runner Up – Rowan Co
EKC Offensive Players of the Year--DJ Townsend, Rowan Co-- Kyle
Skaggs, Russell--Kyle Brown, West Carter
First Team All-EKC--Adam Wing and Jason Egan
December 14, 2011
Vikings repeat as EKC camps
By Brad LauxThe Morehead News
January 6, 2012
Lady Vikings ‘Taylor made’ in Bluegrass finals
February 6, 2012
Dishing the Weekly Dime: Do Rowan's girls have
16th's top player?
Aaron SnyderThe Independent
ASHLAND — How is it possible for a three-time region champion in four seasons to fly under the radar?
Answer: If they didn’t win last season.
What have you done for me lately? It’s that ever-present notion which placed Rowan County’s girls
squarely on the backburner before this season began.
Coaches voted the Lady Vikings No. 3 in the 16th Region in The Independent’s preseason poll, but
Rowan County enters this week with the best overall record in the region, at 19-3. The Lady Vikings have
won 14 of their last 15 games.
Rowan County coach Scott Tackett believes he possesses a Player of the Year candidate to whom much
of the credit should be directed.
“She’s put us on her back in a couple games,” Tackett said.
Nine games of 20 or more points, a 17.7 points per game average, a field goal percentage of 46, an
assists/game average of 4.6, a rebounding clip of 4.2 a contest and three steals per game gives Tackett
reason to call stat sheet-stuffing point guard Taylor Lewis “a candidate for Player of the Year.”
Nearing the end of his fifth season, Tackett is 113-31 with three regional championship trophies and a
state final four appearance, but he’s yet to coach a Player of the Year.
Lewis knows all about flying under the radar. In the aforementioned preseason poll, Lewis received zero
votes as a Top 10 player in the region.
Last season, situations arose which left Lewis torn between friendships and her basketball team.
“We had some who were not really good team players,” Tackett said. “She tried to be loyal to her friends
and to the team as well. Regardless of what was going on, Taylor continued to compete.”
Lewis started 15 games as a sophomore before becoming a full-time starter as a junior.
This season, she’s blossomed into a team leader.
“She’s done a tremendous job, and she continues to get better,” Tackett said. “The team feeds off of
Taylor’s energy.”
The 5-foot-5 senior has two 26-point games, including one which paved the way to a title-game defeat of
East Carter in the Queen of the Bluegrass, and another in one of two Lady Vikings victories over talented
61st District rival Fleming County.
“She’s a handful in the open floor, and absolutely fearless going to the rim,” Tackett said.
Lewis is second in the region in attempts from the foul line, where she shoots 65 percent.
Tackett admitted he and his staff thought 16-6 or 17-5 would be Rowan County’s record by the first full
week of February.
Now, he believes his Lady Vikings have the ability to return to his favorite March destination after a oneyear hiatus, Bowling Green.
“Ashland’s the runaway prohibitive favorite, but we feel like we have a chance,” Tackett said. “We’ve
played 22 games and haven’t yet given up 1,000 points. This team’s bought in defensively.
“We’ll find out more this week,” he added.
East Carter comes to Morehead tonight, while Ashland awaits for the first of a girl-boy doubleheader on
Tuesday at Anderson Gym. Tip-off is set for 6 p.m.
February 17, 2012
In the Post: Wing grabs rebound #1,000
February 28, 2012
Vikings roll over Panthers for third straight district title
March 5, 2012
Vikings beat Ashland, set for another trip to Rupp
March 16, 2012
All EKC honors for Vikings and Lady Vikings
The Morehead News
March 30, 2012
Townsend makes first-ever Bluegrass Preps Team
April 20, 2012
Vikings and Lady Vikings hoops honored with All-Area accolades
The Morehead News
Courier Journal and Lexington. Herald came out yesterday with their all-state
teams. Adam Wing was first team in both. DJ was 2nd team in both and Jason
Egan was honorable mention in the Courier Journal!!!
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The girls finished their season with a great record 25-7. If you’ve been to a game this
year then these girls won your heart! This group worked and played so hard that not only were
they fun to watch, but we also expected them to win every game! When parents and fans begin to
expect that, you know your program is moving in the right direction!! With that, though, losses
hurt a whole lot more. That was evident when the girls fell short in the semifinals to Ashland, the
eventual region champion.
Congratulations to Catherine Duff and Taylor Lewis were named to the All-Tournament team.
Girls EKC Champion – Rowan Co
EKC Player of the Year – Taylor Lewis, Rowan Co
Rowan Co -- Kathryn Duff and Faith Conn
EKC Coach of the Year – Scott Tackett, Rowan Co, his 4th
EKC coach of the year honor in 5 years
This is the 5th consecutive year that the girls have won the EKC
regular season title (every year since Scott came to Rowan Co!).
The excitement is incredible! We sold almost 1200 tickets for
this game!! Our student will fill over two sections at Rupp!!
We are taking 16 pep buses!!
BOYS BASKETBALL
Back to Rupp!!
We Play South Laurel Wednesday at High Noon!!
Upcoming activities:
The Boys Vikings Basketball players will be coming to the schools on
Monday and Tuesday. Please see below for the schedule for their visits.
Monday
@12:50: arrive at THES
@1:30: arrive at RES
@2:00: arrive at CES
@2:25: arrive at Preschool
Tuesday
@8:30: arrive at MES
@8:50: arrive at RCMS
Wednesday
Game at Noon
Friday
Game at Noon
Saturday
Game at 10AM
Game at 8PM
Last Week – Friday Pep Rally
The kids were in HIGH SPIRIT!!!
Coach Thacker let the boys shave his mustache – which he has had since
he was in high school!
Our “other” assistant principal (hahaha) planned a nice surprise to get
the kids energized, she let the student who dressed with the most spirit
hit me with a pie… uh huh, my ex-friend Penny did that!
But much to everyone’s surprise, I took the microphone and appealed to
the kids, who wouldn’t give in. I asked if we were on the same team, and
when they still wouldn’t give in, I jerked off my hoodie and showed my
North Laurel T-Shirt!!
We had a blast!!
Kathryn Duff finished the season ranked #1 in the state for her free throw percentage!!
Player
Kathryn Duff
School
Rowan County
Gms Made Att Pct
29
104 122 85.2
The Boy’s finished 8th in the state for their three point percentage!
School
Rowan County
Gms
34
Made Att Pct
208 554 37.5
Taylor Lewis hon mention all state
Herald leader all state team
Honorable mention
Kayla Day, Fairview (1); Leeza Mullins, Shelby Valley; Kayla Styles, Manual;
Lyndsey Burd, Hart Co. (1); Molly Lamb, Greenwood; Rianna Gayheart, Owen Co.;
Breanna Fraley, Shelby Valley; Brooke Sharpey, Hazard; Emily Fox, Lincoln Co.;
Paige Slone, Knott Co. Central; Chelsea Walker, Menifee Co.; Rachel Potter,
Pikeville; LeAsia Wright, Manual; Leslie Spencer, Breathitt Co.; Candace Foster,
McCreary Central; Kianna Hall, South Floyd (1); Madison Reed, Magoffin Co.;
Taylor Lewis, Rowan Co.; Taylor Porter, Lawrence Co.; Christian Roush, Mercy;
Kelsey Adwell, Pleasure Ridge Park; Whitney Hartlage, Mercy; Leaha VanHoose,
Paintsville; Ivy Brown, LaRue Co.; Reauna Cleaver, Elizabethtown; Maci Morris,
Bell Co.; Katelyn Newsome, Sheldon Clark; Sarah Price, Bath Co.; Brandi Smith,
Whitley Co.
Read more here:http://www.kentucky.com/2012/04/15/2151779/girls-heraldleader-all-state.html#storylink=cpy
Mr. Basketball Notes
Adam Wing is in the top 5 and will be honored at Banquet
in Louisville, Kentucky
June 1, 2012
Williams named new Lady Vikings head
coach
By Grant Stevens - Sports EditorThe Morehead News
June 1, 2012 — After nearly a month without a leader, the Rowan County Lady Vikings’
basketball program finally found its new leader on Thursday.
Jennifer Williams, a former Division III player and native of Ohio, packs quite the
resume, including a successful six-year run as the head coach of Mars Hill College in
Mars Hill, N.C.
After several days of deliberation, the 28-year-old Williams decided to leave her position
at Mars Hill for the opportunity to take the helm at Rowan County, a challenge the young
coach says she is most looking forward to.
“I’m really excited about it,” Williams said. “I have heard about what a great community
this is and how much pride they take in their sports. To be able to resign from my job
down there and be able to land a job like this…I couldn’t have asked for a better
situation.”
The new job also happened to work out perfectly as it reunites Williams with her
husband, Morehad State Softball Head Coach David Williams.
Jennifer Williams said Rowan County is a top-tier school system, and it is a place that
she and her husband hope to settle into.
“When my husband got the job at MSU, my mom called and told me what a great school
system Rowan County has,” Williams said. “That’s a typical mom to conduct research on
the education (laughing). But I feel education is important, we hope to plant roots here in
the community, and start a family here in Morehead.”
With little time to prepare for summer basketball sessions, the new Lady Viking
commander said it’s going to be quick turnaround to summer ball, which is set to begin
next week.
“I am a coach that believes you must be able to adjust your playing style to the strengths
of your players,” Williams said. “Summer ball is set to begin soon and I am in the
process of trying to put together my staff. I’m looking at some top quality people to
assist, but right now it’s just me, and it’s most important for me to get to know my
players over the next few weeks.”
Williams closed with a set of defined goals for the 2012-2013 season.
“I want my girls to represent Rowan County Senior High School with integrity and
class,” Williams said. “As a coach, I want to see these girls improve their game every day
from start to finish. As far as giving a goal as to what kind of record we’re seeking, I
can’t really say yet, because I am still learning about my players.”
Williams continued, emphasizing the importance of her team getting better.
“Of course we want to win and that is the ultimate goal. Improvement throughout the
season is what I am looking for, and if we are the same team in March that we are in
June, then I haven’t done my job.”
BOWLING
PERSONNEL REPORT
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2011, 5:30 P.M.
ROWAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Employment
Hignite, Greg
employ as the bowling coach at Rowan County Senior High
School for the 2011 - 2012 school year
BOWLING
The first year team has begun practicing and competing. Hey have come up short on their early
outings but they prove to be much better as they are a young team and they get better each time
they go out. Congratulations to Coach Greg Hignite for putting this together and providing
another sport for our students!!
November 25, 2011
New sport rolls into RCSHS
By Cody Evans - Staff WriterThe Morehead News
We were seeded as team 9th in the brackets for the Regional’s. We
defeated the number 8 seed George Rogers Clark 3 matches to 0. We
then faced number 1 seed Fleming and were defeated 3-0.
In singles action, Kyle Barnhart made the first cut from 40 bowlers to
top 8, he was number four at that point. He then went on to make the
top 5 in the second cut. In the bowl off with the number four bowler he
threw the ball perfectly but the pins did not fall our way. He was
defeated. Had he won that he would have gone to the state singles
tournament. Coach Greg Hignite spoke about the season, “Given the
shortened season, I am very proud of how our team performed in the
tournament.”
CHEERLEADING
Congratulations to our cheerleaders for bringing home the third
place trophy from the KAPOS state competition!
The RCSHS Cheerleaders Placed 2nd in the 16th Regional KAPOS
Championships. Amy Allen, senior, won one of the scholarships!
CROSS COUNTRY
November 16, 2011
Vikings post best state cross country finish in four years
Nov. 15, 2011 —
Led by the trio of sophomore Shelley Deharte and seniors Tim Clayton and Clay Adkins,
FOOTBALL
January 20, 2012
Wing and Prater named All-State Football honorable mention
FOOTBALL
8/30/11 Courier Journal has the Vikings ranked 14th in football’s class
4A!
September 14, 2011
Rowan crushes Fleming, Williamson breaks 1,000
HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES!!
Just had a very nice chat with Paul Ousley and we ARE in year 50!! We are putting
him and his wife on the pass list and recognizing him at the beginning of the game
(Hopefully right before kickoff, but maybe right after). During the chat I made a
few notes so we will have a few nice words to go with the recognition. Should be
pretty nice!!
Monday - Vikings Ambush The Colts! Wear Camo
Tuesday - Watch out for the Vikings! Wear the brightest
color in your closet.
Wednesday - Hats off to the Vikings! Hat day/Nerd Day
Thursday - Got Viking Fever? Character Day. (Teachers
will dress as Doctors and Nurses We have a few extra
lab coats in the Science dept.) - The kids will be
"catching" the fever today!
Friday - I am a Viking! Wear Green or White
Pep Rally!!
Mark receives a game Jersey from the seniors and coach!!
1. Homecoming activities will be awesome! Friday Night will begin
with Linda Bradley’s mascot (I mean husband) being flown in by
helicopter to deliver the game ball. We are going to land on the far
side of the soccer field and the section will be guarded for safety.
He will be in full Viking attire and will run out, hopefully, as the
players reach the field.
2. We are going to start a little tradition with the peewee and middle
school to have honorary captains, (much like Fleming County did
with adults). We want to start getting the youngins excited about
the high school!!
(Relationship Builders) First, Shannon Malone for arranging for "Viddar
the Victorious" to be flown to the Homecoming game carrying the game
ball. Thank you to P.H.I for the donation of the helicopter and the pilot!
Next, thank you to James Bradley for dressing as Viddar the Victorious,
lead the team onto the field, and bringing the game ball.
Next, thank you to the coaches of the peewee and middle school football
teams for selecting honorary captains who went to midfield for the
pregame coin flip!
Those players were:
Steelers …… #2 Will Cox
Cowboys …… #88 Austin Fannin
Bengals …… #28 Chad Hall
Colts ……
#21 Mathew Gagliano
7th Grade
#18 Spencer Price
8th Grade
#10 Devin Helvey
A BIG Thank you goes out to Coach Paul Ousley for starting
football in Rowan County 50 years ago!!!
Another thank you must go to Mr. Wing for playing
the National Anthem solo so beautifully!
The former Queen, Haley McCormick, arrives to
crown our new Queen Cortlin Ison!!
The Queen and her court!
No Homecoming is complete without a dance!!
Finally, thank you to the following people who provided items
for gift bags for the young captains:
Lucy Moore
Kellyn Gussler
Brenda Ballard
Because of all of these people, the pregame
for the RCSHS Homecoming game went
flawlessly! Thanks everyone
November 4, 2011
8-2 Vikings begin playoffs
The KENTUCKY FOOTBALL COACHES
ASSOCIATION/RUSSELL ATHLETICS is pleased to award their
2011 DISTRICT Player of the Year
4A District 8
Adam Wing
Rowan Co
Subject: Ashland Daily All-Area Football Team
First Team
Adam Wing - QB
Stephen Williamson - RB
Phillip Hodge - WR
Dan Prater - OL
Tre Estill - DL
Austin Gilliam - DL
Shane Wages - DB
Rhett Hughes - P
Honorable Mention
Tyler Stewart - OL
Marlon Lambert - DL
Zach Kelsey - LB
Carson Plank - TE
Chris Baker - RB
AP All-State
Adam Wing was named 2nd Team all-state as a DB
Phillip Hodge was named honorable mention as a WR
GOLF
August 12, 2011
RCSHS Vikings golf tees it up for 2011
CNHI
Allison Fletcher for being the low individual qualifier in yesterdays girls golf
regional and earning a spot in the state tournament next week in Bowling
Green. Also congratulations to the team for their 3rd place finish.
All Area Golf
Boys
Kyler Ball
Girls
Emma Marriner
Alison Fletcher
SOCCER
November 22, 2011
Three Lady Vikes make All-Region
Nov. 22, 2011 — Rowan County’s Ally Hackney, Haley
DeVaney and Courtney Riddle
October 19, 2011
Lady Vikings capture district
October 21, 2011
Lady Vikes bounced from regional tournament
Ashland Daily Independent announced today
the all-area soccer players.
Girls
Allie Hackney
Haley Devaney
Ashland Daily Independent announced today
the all-area soccer players.
Boys
Will Bradley
Trevor Newsome
Rhett Hughes
October 14, 2011
Rowan boys crowned district champions
By Grant StevensThe Morehead News
OCT. 7 First point of big news – The soccer boosters are reserving and renting
the parking spaces closest to the field for handicapped and TAILGATING!! That’s
right!! Tailgating for soccer!!
Spaces sold in advance are $1.00 (so see the boosters!!) at the gate they will be
$5.00.
Rowan Co Boys Soccer 2011 season
Record 14-4-4
Outscored their opponents 55/15 a 3.6 goal differential.
Allowed only 15 goals in 22 games ranked 5th defense in the state.
District Championships – 11 straight
1st place in region for the regular season 2nd place in Central Kentucky
Conference (Scott Co, Harrison Co, Bourbon Co, Frankfort).
Alan Secor Class Valedictorian
Drew Diddle Class Salutatorian
10 Shut outs!
SOFTBALL
May 2, 2012
Rowan softball continues hot streak
May 1, 2012 — When you’re hot, you’re hot.
June 1, 2012
Lady Vikings season ends in region semis
The Morehead News
June 1, 2012 — Freshman Becca Duff’s two-run homerun and a
spectacular pickoff at second by catcher Lindsey Wilson lifted Rowan
County out of Monday’s opener against West Carter into the second
round of the 16th Region softball tournament.
SWIMMING
December 9, 2011
Swim team splashes onto sports scene
SWIMMING
Morgan Cyrus, junior, advanced to the Kentucky State High
School Swimming Championship final’s round and finished 13 th in the
100 Yard Breast stroke with a personal best of 1:07:75. She qualified for
the state meet with an at-large bid having placed 4th in a field of 53 from
the Northern Kentucky Region at Scott High School, Kenton County.
This is the deepest that Rowan County has ever advanced in the State
Swim Meet.
Only one other individual swimmer from eastern Kentucky
qualified for the state meet; James Chaffin of Johnson Central. He
finished 9th in the 100 yard backstroke. Montgomery County qualified a
400 yard relay team and swam a 3:43:50 in the prelims for 29th.
Anyone interested in local competitive swimming in the YMCA league
or high school/middle school swimming, please contact Tasha Singleton
at 606-784-8956.
TENN I S
Rowan boys tennis finishes third at Region
Rowan ladies tennis finishes second at EKC
TRACK
April 27, 2012
Vikings crowned champs of Ernie Chattin Memorial Track Meet
The Morehead News
Rowan County Boys Track won the Area 7 track meet at Greenup Co!!
Track
Coach Wright and the boys won EKC w/152 points , doubled the score of runner-up East
Carter who scored 75 points. The team is currently ranked 21st in state. Zack Kelsey set
EKC record with a winning vault of 12' - 9". He is ranked #1 vaulter in state, Class
AA.
V OL L E Y B A L L
October 21, 2011
Rowan volleyball defeated in region opener
By Grant StevensThe Morehead News
October 7, 2011
Rowan gets pink-out win
I read somewhere: A tongue has no bones, but it
sure can break a heart!!
Not
THE END
yet
You have to know that our coaches teach by example!!
The Elevated Push-up!!
Ready – a-one, a-two, ughhh-three

2011-2012 Sports Shorts Yearbook

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