Woodford County

Four West Jessamine players finished in double figures to help the Colts earn a home victory over the Woodford County Yellowjackets 66-62 on Tuesday. Daulton Peters led the Colts' attack with 25 points and collecting nine rebounds, including three offensive boards. Will Henderson added 16 points, while Rashawn Jackson and Robby Irgang dropped in 12 and 10 points, respectively. Irgang finished with eight rebounds. The contest featured 13 lead changes and seven ties. West captured the lead for good at 60-59, and the game turned into a foul-shooting contest, with West hitting six free throws down the stretch.

Today's East Jessamine vs. Woodford County boys' soccer game has been moved to Woodford County. The game will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Results from Danville and Boyle County High School swimmers at the Woodford County meet Thursday. Combined scores - 1. Woodford County 268; 2. Boyle County 232; 3. Danville 172; 4. Berea 83. GIRLS Team scores - 1. Woodford County 146; 2. Boyle County (BC) 135; 3. Danville (73); 4. Berea 19. 200 medley relay - 1. Boyle County (Haley Robey, Tori Todd, Lauren Holderman, Hannah Robertson) 2:13.5. 200 freestyle - 2. Robey (BC) 2:25.81. 200 IM¿ - 1. Blaire Welsh (D)

The West Jessamine football team's regular season came to a close on Friday with a 44-14 loss to Woodford County. The loss comes after the Colts' first win of the year, a shocker against rival East Jessamine. They end the regular season at 1-9 overall and 1-4 in the district. The Colts went into the locker room at halftime of Friday's game tied 7-7 with the Yellowjackets with the help of an 18-yard touchdown run by Ryan Horne late in the first quarter. But the second half was dominated by Woodford, which went on a 30-point tear to take a 37-7 lead.

George Rogers Clark tried to duplicate its previous performance Tuesday night at Norton Gymnasium. The Cardinals, who fell behind by 18 points and then rallied for a 64-59 victory over Dixie Heights last Saturday, staged a late comeback again, but came up short in a 53-49 loss to surging Woodford County. The setback was the second in the past four games for Clark, which had a 17-game winning streak snapped at Rowan County last week in Morehead. “I could see this one coming a mile away,” Clark coach Scott Humphrey said afterward.

East Jessamine's 76-65 win over Woodford County on Monday night reached both ends of the spectrum. The Jaguars (7-3) went from an 8-0 hole to a 23-point cushion to an 8-point nail-biter in the final minutes. “I'd love to sit here and say that was just inexperience, but credit (Woodford) for the way they kept digging and clawing at us,” East Jessamine coach Chris O'Bryan said. The Yellowjackets (6-2), who had just one loss on the season coming in, stung East right away. They rattled off eight points in less than two minutes - six of which came from beyond the three-point line.

West Jessamine was able to send its seniors off with a win Friday night in a 55-28 beat down of Woodford County. “There's nothing better than for the seniors to go out with a win on their last game on their home field,” West Jessamine coach Graham Heasley said. “That's something they'll always remember; it's something I dearly remember; it's fantastic.” While big plays by seniors came up throughout the night, it was junior Devin Taylor who was the backbone of the Colts offense - he scored six of the squad's eight touchdowns.

Austin Baxter tossed a complete game Saturday, giving up only an unearned run as No. 14 Danville beat No. 16 Woodford County 8-1 in versailles. “It was a good game by Austin on the mound, he really threw the ball well. It was probably his best outing of the year,”¿Danville coach Paul Morse said. Baxter allowed five hits, struck out five and walked one to move to 4-0 on the season for the Admirals (22-6). Andrew Lasure was 2-for-4 with two RBIs for Danville, Ron Caudill had a hit, was walked twice and stole three bases, Mason Stamm went hitless, but was hit by a pitch twice, scored a run and stole two bases, Rhodes Bell was 2-for-4 with two stolen bases, Dowell Harmon and Baxter each drove in a run and Jay Hunn stole two bases.

The West Jessamine girls' tennis team, coming off of a victory over East Jessamine, traveled to Woodford County on Tuesday, where they were defeated 4-1. The Lady Colts' lone victory came in singles play. Sophomore Bailey Ludt, the team's No. 2 seed, defeated Woodford's Lindsey Sizemore 6-3, 6-1. Singles No. 1 Moni Porezcalva (WC) def. Sydney Sampson (WJ) 6-0, 6-0 No. 2 Bailey Ludt (WJ) def. Lindsey Sizemore (WJ) 6-3, 6-1 No. 3 Addison Beck (WC) def. Britt Fugmann (WJ)

The Lincoln County track and field teams did not shy away from competition this past Saturday, going up against some of the top athletes in the area in the Lake Cumberland Classic Invitational at Somerset High School. With many of the younger and newer team members still working on their times and distances Lincoln did not put up a lot of points, however, the Lady Patriot and Patriot veterans, and one newcomer, did come through to get the Lincoln scoring. Sydney Harris, a newcomer to the Lincoln girls team, fared exceptionally well in her first meet by winning the high jump field event.  The LCHS senior won the event by clearing 4-08.

The George Rogers Clark High School baseball team chalked up another learning experience following a 7-1 loss to Woodford County Friday afternoon at Cardinal Field. The loss was the sixth in a row for the Cardinals, who have played mostly top-tier teams in the 11th Region since opening the season with wins over Mason County, Letcher County Central and Fleming County. During that stretch, the Cardinals (3-6) have played three teams - Woodford, Dunbar and Madison Central - ranked in the preseason Top 25 poll released by the Kentucky High School Baseball Coaches Association.

The George Rogers Clark High School baseball team returned to the diamond following a five-day break and suffered a 4-1 loss to Scott County Thursday at Cardinal Field. The loss was the fifth in a row for Clark, which opened the season with three consecutive victories. Clark's scheduled road game against Henry Clay on Wednesday was canceled because of inclement weather. Scott County, which defeated the host Cardinals 9-5 last week in Georgetown, scored two runs in the third inning, before Clark closed the margin to 2-1 when Steven Davis scored on Luke Sharrock's sacrifice fly to center field in the bottom of the fourth inning.

Alvie Lee Antrobus, 88, husband of sixty five years to Ruby Imogene Roberts Antrobus, died Feb. 21. He was a proud farmer, having received the Distinguished Farmer award for Woodford County, a member of the Clear Creek Baptist Church, a World War II veteran and was chosen for Gen. Eisenhower's Honor Guard. Additional survivors include two daughters, Charlotte and husband Howard Beauman, and Becky Lane and husband Scott Seal, three grandchildren, Bryan and wife Candy Beauman, Brent and wife Sarah Beauman and Ashlee and husband Loren Wells, great-grandchildren, Christian, Bailee, Luke, Emilee and Lucy Beauman and Palmer Wells.

The George Rogers Clark girls basketball team closed out the regular season with a 58-50 win over Woodford County Friday night at Norton Gymnasium. The Lady Cardinals (12-16) have won four of their past six games going into Tuesday night's 40th District opener against Bourbon County at Paris. Clark rebounded successfully from Thursday night's 64-50 setback at Danville, giving the team a dose of momentum going into the postseason. “I'm really glad we got a win,” Clark coach Robbie Graham said.

VERSAILLES - The Lincoln County girls' basketball bus arrived here on time Monday. The team just lost its way. The No. 13 Lady Patriots didn't look like a state-ranked team in the road game, leaving a lot to be desired offensively as they fell 57-46 to Woodford County at The Hive. Lincoln coach Cassandra McWhorter said the loss, which snapped a seven-game win streak, was just 'ugly.' “It was ugly start to finish,” she said. “Give Woodford County credit. They've got a lot of talented girls.

Prep Basketball: Lady Cardinals add home game The George Rogers Clark girls basketball team added a home game to its schedule Tuesday. The Lady Cardinals will play Woodford County at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Friday, with the junior varsity game first, followed by the varsity game. Clark, which defeated Pendleton County in its last outing, will take on Danville in a 7 p.m. contest Thursday at Danville. The Lady Cardinals open the postseason against Bourbon County Tuesday at Paris. The game is set to start at 7:45 p.m. Montgomery County and Paris will meet in the opener at 6 p.m. Golf: Fluty records ace at WCC Jim Fluty scored the season's first hole-in-one at the Winchester Country Club on Sunday, using a pitching wedge to ace the 115-yard, seventh hole.  The feat was witnessed by Reece Glenn, Tom Gormley and Alex Rowady.

Four West Jessamine players finished in double figures to help the Colts earn a home victory over the Woodford County Yellowjackets 66-62 on Tuesday. Daulton Peters led the Colts' attack with 25 points and collecting nine rebounds, including three offensive boards. Will Henderson added 16 points, while Rashawn Jackson and Robby Irgang dropped in 12 and 10 points, respectively. Irgang finished with eight rebounds. The contest featured 13 lead changes and seven ties. West captured the lead for good at 60-59, and the game turned into a foul-shooting contest, with West hitting six free throws down the stretch.

It was a case of missed opportunities for the Boyle County girls. The Rebels held leads near the end of regulation and overtime Tuesday, only to see those lead slip away and visiting Woodford County take control in the second overtime to pull out a 68-64 win. “We had chances in regulation, we had chances in the first overtime, we had chances in the second overtime. But we missed some big free throws. We had a couple of possessions and we didn't recognize clock. We're down one with 30 seconds left (in overtime)