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Prep Roundup: Lady Cardinals gain experience in tournament

September 06, 2011|by Keith Taylor | Sun Sports Editor

Although the George Rogers Clark girls volleyball team won one game in five tries last weekend, the Lady Cardinals progressed as a team in the KBA¿Tournament in Lexington.
Clark lost to Woodford (2-0), Casey County (2-1), defeated Western Hills (2-0), followed by losses to Raceland (2-0) and Pike County Central (2-1).
“We always like to go there and play some of the best competition in the state,” Clark coach Robyn Curry said. “You don’t get any better playing teams that aren’t the best.”
Curry said her team “did some good things” and added that the tournament proved to be a learning experience for her team.
“We learned what we need to work on as a team,” she said. “We need to consistently pass the ball to our setter. We have the top hitters in the region in my opinion we just need to be able to get them the sets.”
Curry also singled out the play of Maddie Hamlin, Brittani Gay and Amy Kao in the two-day event.
“Maddie Hamlin came up big for us when we used her in the back row defensively when no other passers were stepping up — she is such a good athlete,” she said. “Brittani Gay also played great defensive games as well for us. Amy Kao also played consistent for us — she works so hard and is every coaches dream with her dedication and heart.”
Next game: Today, 7:30 p.m. at Montgomery County.

Cross Country
Toler claims top honors

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Tiffany Toler claimed top honors at the Asbury Invitational recently. Toler led a crowded field of 81 girls to win with a time of 21:0.73 in an annual event featuring high school and college runners.
"We are attending different meets this season to showcase our talent to college coaches,” Clark coach Dodd Dixon said. “Tiffany captured the attention of several college coaches at the Asbury Invitational."
Emma Ditto of Boyle County placed second with a time of 21:37.95 followed by Daniella Godenzi of Nelson County.
Boyle County won the event, while the Lady Cards placed fourth in a field of 14 schools.
Lydia Gapp placed second for Clark, followed by Destiny Hembree, Alyssa Gaunce and Lindy Darnell.  
In the collegiate competition, Georgetown College won in both the men's and women's division.

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