Casey County

BOYLE Deeds filed recently in the office of Boyle County Clerk Trille Bottom include: CitiMortgage Inc. and Robert P. Fons, through J. Thomas Hensley, master commissioner, to University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union, property in Green Acres subdivision, $96,500. Parksville Trading Post Inc. to Catherine G. and Jerry R. Sinkhorn Sr., property on Alum Springs Road, Parksville, $140,000. Rodney D. and Tiffany O. Lakes to Catherine G. and Jerry R. Sinkhorn Sr., property in Boyle County, $10,000.

HARRODSBURG — Acting on an anonymous tip, Mercer County sheriff’s deputies found and arrested a woman wanted in Casey County. Roseane Lee, 28, was wanted in Casey County on charges of second-degree burglary, fourth-degree domestic assault and first-degree bail jumping. Investigating officer Sean Brown and assisting deputy Scott Elder arrested Lee without incident, according to a news release from the Mercer Sheriff’s Office.

Morgan Cooper tossed a one-hitter Friday as Lincoln County blanked host Casey County 4-0. Cooper struck out seven and walked five. "Morgan Cooper threw a tremendous game tonight and we played great defense for the second game in a row. And when you get good pitching and play defense, you can win games,”¿Lincoln coach Kevin¿Bandura said. Lincoln did all of its offensive damage in the fourth inning, sending 10 batters to the plate, getting six hits and two walks. Amber Mason, Hannah Timberlake and Jamie Bradford all went 3-for-4, while Kellie Conley had two hits.

LIBERTY - Three teenagers have been indicted by a Casey County grand jury after they allegedly went on a destructive spree, damaging homes, a vehicle, a church and several mailboxes last month. Timothy S. Childress, 19, of 4924 E. Ky. 70, Nicholas Lee Pittman 19, of 2897 Calvary Ridge Road and Michael P. Coffman, 19, of 1299 Ky. 78, are each indicted on counts of criminal mischief, burglary and theft for events that allegedly occurred around Casey County in Dec. 13. According to indictments, the three teens did more than $1,000 in damages to a Toyota pickup truck owned by Tommy Cummins; broke into buildings and damaged property owned by A.C. Richards, Nona Noe and Harlan Lane; stole an air compressor belonging to Lane; broke out windows at Ellisburg Baptist Church; and destroyed a string of mailboxes.

Commodities will be distributed to income-eligible Casey County Residents Wednesday March 13, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Recycling Center, 1175 Campbellsville St., Liberty.  Recipients are asked to bring their own containers.

The Casey County boys won there of four singles matches Friday and beat Danville 5-1 Friday. Hunter Pierce, Luke Salyers and Jackson Ponder posted singles wins for the Rebels. Konnor Hill won at No. 3 singles for the Admirals. Casey County (CC) 5, At Danville (D) 1 Singles No. 1 - Hunter Pierce (CC) def. Johnathan Durall (D) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 - Luke Salyers (CC) def. Jake Rankin (D) 6-2, 6-3; No. 3 - Konnor Hill (D def. Luke Coffman (CC) 6-3, 6-1; No. 4 - Jackson Ponder (CC)

Whenever the Boston Red Sox are playing at home, Heather Cundiff makes her way to Fenway Park. It's her job as lead photographer for FanFoto to capture the action in the stands. Saturday's game was certain to be one for the ages. “I am on the train headed for work,” Cundiff reported Saturday morning via social media. “I know Fenway is still supposed to have extra security. The game for sure will have an amazing tribute that I am looking forward to. So far though the atmosphere in the city has returned to a normal routine as much as it can.” The Casey County native has lived in Boston for nine months, with the last week being a frenzy of sadness, outrage, confusion and excitement intermingled with examples of the human spirit at its best and moments of triumph and celebration.

The Mercer County boys took four of six singles matches Friday and posted a 6-0 home win over Garrard County. Andrew Yeager, Josh Conover, John Mays and Nathan Sheehan all won at singles and doubles for the Titans. Ethan Smith had a win at singles and doubles for Garrard. Girls Casey County 9, Garrard County 0 - At Lancaster, Allie Tinsley, Madison Lee and Chelsey Lynn all posted wins at singles and doubles as the Rebels swept host Garrard. Friday's Area Tennis Results BOYS At Mercer County (MC)

Casey County spotted Corbin 42 points en route to a 57-22 loss in its regular-season finale Friday night at Liberty. The loss sent the Rebels (3-7, 1-3 District AAA-4)¿into fourth place in their district. Corbin scored 93 seconds into the game, then returned a fumble - the first of four Casey turnovers - ¿for a touchdown to take a 14-0 lead after just 4:10. The Redhounds (4-5, 2-2) scored six touchdowns in the first 21:04, but the Rebels outscored them three touchdowns to two in the second half.

LIBERTY - Casey County High School presented its Class of 2013 Saturday evening at the high school gymnasium. The Class of 2013 is Clyde Zane Allen, Alexander Clay Atwood, Kaitlyn Danielle Banks, Steve Brian Bell, Amanda Dawn Benedict, Jacob Dylan Bernard, Russell David Berry II, Matthew Allen Bianconi, Terrance Alexander Bolin, Ciara Brooke Brown, Morgan Danyele Brown, Marcus Austin Bryant, Phetcharaporn Bunkusol, April Dawn Burton, Nathaniel Lee...

Three area doubles teams won first-round matches Thursday in the state tennis championships at Lexington. Anna Duncan and Nikol Pluess of Boyle County, Sara Coffman and Chelsey Lynn of Casey County and Christy Ingram and Kyleigh Murray of Mercer County advanced to the second round of the rain-delayed tournament. The Boyle and Casey duos won in straight sets; the Mercer duo won by default. All were scheduled to play second-round matches later in the day, but those matches were pushed back to today due to the backlog created when matches were moved indoors.

LIBERTY - As far as Casey County athletics director Victor Black is concerned, twins Tylyn and Taylor Leigh are the definition of “what a student-athlete” should be for everyone. “They are hard workers in the classroom and in the gym or on the court. I've seen Taylor in the gym at all hours working on his basketball skills over the last four years. Tylyn spent a great deal of time conditioning in the offseason and played many tennis matches over the summer and pick up matches to improve her game,” said Black.

Class AA, Region 5 Championships At Boyle County Saturday GIRLS Team scores - 1. Boyle County (BC) 156; 2. Madison Southern 90; 6. Casey County (CC) 40; 7. Mercer County (MC) 30. (Area finishers; top two finishers  qualify for state meet) 3,200 relay - 1. Boyle County (Logan Arnold, Hannah Harris, Nikki Coffey, Hannah Robertson) 10:14.4. 100 hurdles - 5. Tiara Cochran (CC) 18.27. 100 - 3. Kylie Thompson (BC) 13.59; 4. Kaile Short (BC) 13.66; 6. Lyric Houston (MC)

Amber Wesley tossed a perfect game Thursday, striking out four and walking none as Casey County beat Burgin 12-0 in five innings. Allson Clark was 4-for-4 with a run, Abby Cravens was 3-for-4 and scored three times and Kyra Eads was 2-for-4 with two runs for the Rebels. Wesley also doubled. Casey led 4-0 before scoring eight times in the top of the fifth inning. Casey County    300    18    -     12    15    0 Burgin               000    00    -     0    0    4 W - Wesley.

Central Kentucky Conference Championships At Henry Clay Friday GIRLS Team scores - 1. Henry Clay 147; 2. Boyle County (BC) 120.5; 4. Casey County (CC) 61; 6. Burgin (B) 52; 8. Mercer County (MC) 30; 10. Lincoln County (LC) 22.5; 11. Danville (D) 21. (Area finishers) 3,200 relay - 1. Boyle County (Logan Arnold, Hannah Harris, Nikki Coffey, Hannah Robertson) 10:02.2; 5. Burgin (Riley Brown, Kiley Luallen, Megan Hughes, Danielle Peavler) 11:48.7. 100 hurdles - 3. Summer Burke (B)

YOSEMITE - A Casey County girl remained in critical condition Saturday afternoon after suffering head injuries when the pickup truck she was riding in with four other teenagers went over an embankment and struck a tree Friday night. Kelly Allen, 13, was airlifted to the University of Kentucky Medical Center after the crash, which occurred shortly before 11 p.m. at the intersection of Hurricane Ridge and Carmen Creek roads, said Casey County Deputy Jamie Walters. “She had a pretty nasty gash on the left side of her head,” Walters said.

The Casey County boys won there of four singles matches Friday and beat Danville 5-1 Friday. Hunter Pierce, Luke Salyers and Jackson Ponder posted singles wins for the Rebels. Konnor Hill won at No. 3 singles for the Admirals. Casey County (CC) 5, At Danville (D) 1 Singles No. 1 - Hunter Pierce (CC) def. Johnathan Durall (D) 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 - Luke Salyers (CC) def. Jake Rankin (D) 6-2, 6-3; No. 3 - Konnor Hill (D def. Luke Coffman (CC) 6-3, 6-1; No. 4 - Jackson Ponder (CC)

Boyle County Invitational Friday GIRLS Team scores - 1. Boyle County (BC) 194; 2. Russell County 96; 3. Casey County (CC) 92; 6. Mercer County (MC) 40; 7. Lincoln County (LC) 27; 13. Garrard County (GC) 2. (Local finishers) 3,200 relay - 1. Boyle County (Nikki Coffey, Hannah Harris, Hannah Robertson, Logan Arnold) 10:23.08; 3. Mercer County (Cora Teets, Anna Mollett, Chelsea Moore, Tori Gray) 11:21.86. 100 hurdles - 3. Tabitha Evans (BC) 18.34; 4. Tiara Cochran (CC)

The Mercer County boys swept doubles play to pull out a 6-3 win at Danville on Thursday. Jacob Crowell, Andrew Yeager and Nathan Sheehan won at singles and doubles for the Titans. Michael McChesney, Johnathan Durall and and Jake Rankin had singles win for the Admirals. Casey County 7, Boyle County 2 - At Danville, Casey swept singles play in a win over host Boyle. Skyler Wright, Taylor Leigh posted singles and doubles wins fof Casey. Girls Mercer County 9, Danville 0 - At Harrodsburg, Christy Ingram, Kennedy Thompson and Kyliegh Murray each posted wins at singles and doubles for the Titans in a sweep of Danville.