The McNabb Middle School Indians Baseball team from Montgomery County won the 2013 Bluegrass Conference Middle School Baseball Tournament at Lykins Park on May 16, 2013.  They were also the 2013 Regular Season Champions with a Conference record of 7-2.  The Bluegrass Conference consists of teams from Scott Middle, Georgetown Middle, Royal Springs, Elkhorn, Bourbon County, Clark Middle, Conkwright, Powell Co, and McNabb Middle.  This marked the first Conference Championship in the history of McNabb Baseball.  Baseball was adopted an official school sport in 2006.  Head Coach John Vice has been at the helm since the 2007 season.  Assistant coaches are Gene Nornhold, John Toy, and Chris Cobb.  McNabb Baseball would like to thank Bumblebee Marketing for assisting us with our uniforms, coach’s attire and equipment needs over the last 7 years.

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Principal Sam Meaux with students in front of Tates Creek High School.

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Travis Gaines, a senior at Dunbar High School, recently injured his neck while attending a baseball tournament in Destin, FL.  Travis misjudged the depth of water, diving into a sandbar.  Suffering from a fractured neck, Travis is still currently recovering in Florida. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Travis and his family.  We wish him a speedy and full recovery. Travis recently signed on to play baseball at Centre College.

Travis and his family have numerous supporters. Recently, his teammates showed their love and support by wearing his jersey at their game. Bumblebee Team Sports was happy to be able to produce these for the team.

If you would like to support Travis, or learn more about his recovery, please visit his Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/LetsRallyAroundTravisGaines

Photo courtesy of: LetsRallyAroundTravisGaines/Facebook

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Q: Tell us about yourself.  

A:  Married (Debra), two children (Alyssa (20) and Ashley (15)), graduate of Talawanda High School in Oxford Ohio (1979) and Transylvania University (1983) with a double major in Mathematics and Mathematics Education. I received my Masters from UK in Mathematics. Born in Lexington on Nov. 22, 1961 and lived there until we moved to Oxford, Ohio in 1968. Enrolled at Transylvania University to play basketball from 1979-1983 and accepted a teaching/coaching job at Woodford County in 1983. This is my 30th year coaching girls basketball at WCHS and WCMS. I also, coached baseball for 28 years.

Q:  When and how did you decide you wanted to be a coach?

A: In high school and in college I had three great basketball coaches that were a big part of my life; Steve Termeer, Don Lane and Ron Whitson.  I ... Read More »

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Big things are expected from the girls with Boyle County Softball this year. Finishing in third place at the 2012 State Tournament, motivates this team to work hard and finish even bigger in 2013.  Bumblebee Team Sports is a great fan and supporter of Boyle County Softball.  We wish them the best of luck this season!

Photo courtesy of The Advocate-Messenger.

To read the full article: http://www.centralkynews.com/amnews/sports/amn-prep-softball-preview-boyles-state-tourney-run-changes-outlook-expectations-for-program-20130311,0,6522470.story

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Congratulations Bryan Station Lady Defenders on their 42nd District Basketball Tournament title.  The Lady Defenders defeated Scott County 71-51 to advance to the 11th Region Tournament.

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2013/02/21/2526206/bryan-station-girls-rout-scott.html

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 A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to talk with Brent Thompson, Head Football Coach of North Hardin.  I hope you enjoy learning more about him!

Q:  Tell us about yourself.  

A: I have been married for 14 years.  I have 4 children- a 19 year old daughter that attends Sullivan University for culinary arts, and four year old triplets- 2 boys and one girl.  My wife is a nurse at a local hospital.  I graduated from Elizabethtown High in 1993.  I went on to Campbellsville University and graduated in 1998 with a BS in Business Administration.  I coached as a GA in 1997 at Campbellsville.

Q: When and how did you decide you wanted to be a coach?

A: I realized that I loved coaching when I was a GA at CU.  I didn’t pursue this love until I had gone out and ... Read More »

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Congratulations to Bryan Station’s Crystal Land for winning the girls 2013 KHSAA Singles Bowling Championships at Executive Strike & Spare in Louisville, Kentucky. February 7, 2013. Way to go Crystal!

Check out the full story http://www.kentucky.com/2013/02/08/2508405/bryan-station-junior-wins-girls.html .

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 Bumblebee Team Sports and Adidas are proud partners with GRC Football! Congratulations to Sylan Mayes and Robert Cornelius on signing with Campbellsville University.

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Bumblebee Team Sports had the privilege of being one of the sponsors of this year’s Diamond Legacy Dinner for EKU Baseball.  The evening included dinner and special guest speaker Marty Brennaman. Dan McBride, Associate Athletics Director for External Relations was the emcee for the evening and also received an award for his continued contribution to EKU Baseball. We want to congratulate EKU Baseball on their 2012 Regular Season OVC Championship – we look forward to great things in 2013 from the Colonels! (Photo: Jason Stein, EKU Head Baseball Coach)

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