for breaking news visit us online at Volume 10 Number 10 October 2013 Playoff Time Win or go home!

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1 for breaking news visit us online at Volume 10 Number 10 October 2013 Playoff Time Win or go home!

2 Page 2 October 2013 Go Bobcats! 11 Austin Asher RB/DB Freshman 81 Caleb Ayers WR/DB Junior 65 Josh Baker OL/DL Soph. 16 Jake Barton RB/DE Senior 30 Evan Brock RB/DE Junior 22 Austin Caldwell RB/LB Junior 24 Ben Collet WR/DB Senior 34 Nathan Collett FB/DL Freshman 19 Peyton Collett QB/DB Soph. 20 Jarrett Collins TE/LB Freshman 9 Marcus Collins RB/DE Freshman 32 Dylan Cox WR/DE Junior Beat Elizabethtown! 70 Shane Douglas OL/DL Freshman 71 Nick Dye OL/DL Junior 18 Wesley Ealy WR/DB Soph. 29 Scotty Fields WR/DB Junior 33 Hayden Gilbert WR/DB Junior 27 Justin Green RB/LB Junior 74 Cody Griffen OL/DL Senior 12 Andrew Harris WR/DB Senior 62 Chance Howard OL/DL Junior 5 Treyton Humfleet RB/DB Freshman 76 Hunter Hurst OL/DL Junior 52 Aaron Jenkins OL/LB Soph. 59 Jimmy Kidd OL/DL Soph. 7 Shane Lawson RB/DL Senior 10 Kyle Lee RB/DE Soph. 25 Devon Miller TE/DL Junior 64 Cameron Miracle OL/DL Freshman 63 Josh Miracle OL/DL Senior 77 Nate Miracle OL/DL Freshman 23 Isaac Muncy RB/DB Soph. 78 Nathan Murray OL/DL Soph. 69 George Philpot OL/DL Freshman 50 Jacob Sutton OL/DL Soph. 28 Corey Swanner RB/LB Soph. 56 Wes Thompson OL/DL Soph. 60 Nick Tolliver OL/DL Freshman 14 Justin Warwick WR/DB Senior 2 Chase Woolum RB/DB Soph. Head Coach: Wayne Mills Assistant Coaches: Fred Hoskins, Brian Yankey, Trey Harbin, Joe Miracle Athletic Director: Steve Ely Principal: Richard Gambrel Trainer: Cody Edens Equipment Managers: Gary Mills, Henry Rutherford and James Fish Baker from Superintendent Yvonne Gilliam and the Bell County Board of Education Kenneth Sams - Chairperson Dean Knuckles, Vice-Chair Shelby Stewart, Eulene Brock and Brent Pursifull

3 October Page 3 Louisville Central (7-3) * #4 Casey County (2-8) Bell County (6-4) #3 Elizabethtown (6-4) Henry County (6-4) #3 Corbin (8-2) Wayne County (10-0) #4 LaRue County (0-10) *Central owns home field advantage in the region as long as they continue to win

4 Page 4 October 2013 Middlesboro (8-2) * #4 Leslie County (3-7) Betsy Lane (9-1) #3 Somerset (5-4) Danville (5-5) #3 Shelby Valley (5-5) Prestonsburg (5-5) #4 Lexington Christian (1-9) *Middlesboro owns home field advantage in the region as long as they continue to win Peoples Choice PHARMACY Medical Arts Centre - 30th Street & Cumberland Avenue Your Fast, Friendly & Affordable Pharmacy NOW OFFERING: Extended Hours Thru the Week! 8:30am - 5:30pm - Monday thru Friday...and NOW SATURDAY 9am - 1pm

5 October Page 5 Congratulations to our Class 2A District 7 Champion Yellow Jackets! 1 Caleb Brock 5'7" 152 `RB/DB 2 Jesse Hoskins 5'6" 145 `DB 3 Jake Brock 5'6" 150 WR 5 Ryan Pittman 5'10" 180 LB/RB 6 Gabe Fuson 5'8" 145 RB/DB 8 Donnie Foister 6'0" 170 DB/QB 9 Tyler Reid 5'10" 170 TE 10 Logan Capps 5'8" 150 DB/WR 11 Major Edwards 5'10" 205 LB/QB 12 Austin Poindexter 6'3" 200 DB/WR 14 Chase Rains 5'9" 160 DB/WR 16 Steven North 5'7" 170 DB/WR 18 Adam Smith 5'10" 145 DB/WR 22 Cole Frazier 6'1" 215 LB/TE 24 Parker Uhl 5'6" 160 DB/RB 25 Seth Barton 6'0" 190 DB/RB Beat Leslie County! 33 Dylan Neal 5'9" 160 DB 34 Hayden Burnside 5' LB/TE 36 Joey Foreman 5'8" 165 LB/TE 42 Megan Hall 5'6" 145 DB 50 Daniel Webb 6'1" 260 DT 51 Dion Cloud 5'7" 190 DL/OL 52 Nick Shoffner 6'0" 265 OL 54 Jared Hoskins 6'1" 230 LB/OL 55 Hunter Collett 6'2" 250 DL/OL 56 Matt Schneider 6'1" 245 DL/OL 57 Ben Slusher 5'9" 220 DL/OL 58 Tyler Prater 6'1" 260 DL/OL 60 Leron Gregory 5'10" 230 LB/OL 63 Nick Murrell 6'0" 225 DL/OL 64 Dylan York 5'10" 230 DL/OL 66 Joey Shorter 5'11" 255 DL/OL from Superintendent Steve Martin and the Middlesboro Board of Education Bill Johnson, Kenny Pratt, Jeff Greene, Jimmie Joyce Jones & Charlotte Webb 68 John Napier 5'11" 195 LB/OL 72 Nick King 6'1" 230 DL/OL 73 Scottie Brooks 5'7" 255 DL/OL 75 Brad King 6'1" 265 OL 76 Cameron Drake 5'10" 275 DL/OL 78 Camry Stephney 6'1" 225 DL 80 Josh Buttery 5'11" 150 DB/WR 84 Tanner Hoskins 6'2" 164 K Coaching Staff Randy Frazier Head Coach Jason Chappell Off. Coordinator / QB's / DB s Luke Gilly Off. Line / Def. Line David Kelley Running Backs / Def. Backs Neal Pucciarelli Def. Coordinator / Receivers / LB s John Smith Running Backs / Def. Backs

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7 October Page 7 Russ Tolliver (above), Brandon Elliott, and John Austin Childers set a Competitive Edge record (112) this season. Tolliver celebrated the best average at 38.4 Morgan Walker was named Outstanding Female Leader at the Leadership Academy in San Diego

8 Page 8 October 2013 Good Luck Mountain Lions! 4 Will Adams 6' 0" 160 WR/DB Freshman 64 Phillip Bruner 5' 6" 150 OL/LB Freshman 88 Jalen Byrd 5' 7" 140 WR/DB Sophomore 15 Brad Canaday 6' 0" 165 WR/LB Sophomore 52 Samson Churchwell 5' 8" 190 OL/DL Sophomore 41 Joe Collett 5' 10" 170 RB/LB Freshman 55 Tyler Evans 5' 8" 165 OL/DL Senior 16 Conner Ford 6' 2" 170 QB/DB Senior 32 Brad Fuson 5' 9" 180 RB/LB Sophomore 62 Tyler Givens 5' 7" 225 OL/DL Sophomore 7 Tyler Hoskin 5' 11" 175 RB/LB Senior 61 Matt Hubbard 5' 11" 190 OL/LB Senior. 76 Michael Jackson 6' 1" 330 OL/DL Junior 78 Kagan Johnson 5' 9" 275 OL/DL Freshman Beat Berea! 53 Luke Kelly 5' 9" 185 OL/DL Freshman 12 Dalton Ledbetter 6' 6" 170 WR/DB Senior 5 Caleb McCorkle 5' 8" 135 WR/DB Senior 44 Robbie Miller 5' 11" 170 RB/LB Sophomore 75 Ryan Miller 5' 9" 200 OL/DL Senior 65 Jackie Patterson 5' 10" 155 OL/DL Senior 79 Jesse Patterson 5' 9" 195 OL/DL Senior 58 John Robbins 6' 1" 200 OL/DL Senior 8 Keith Sexton 5' 10" 150 RB/DB Junior 85 Kevin Sexton 5' 8" 150 WR/LB Freshman 50 Jacob Shackleford 5' 11" 185 OL/DL Sophomore 81 Joseph Simpson 5' 8" 140 WR/DB Sophomore 17 Tuck Woolum 5' 8" 150 QB/DB Freshman Head Coach Bart Elam Assistant Coaches Matt Shafer Chris Murphy John Samuel Johnson, Sr. Billy G Brittain Byron P Asher, Sr. Superintendent Terry Hayes Principal Bill Keyes Athletic Director Brenda Gambrel Good Luck to the Mountain Lions! from friends and fans of Pineville High School

9 October Page 9 Williamsburg (7-2) * #4 Jenkins (1-9) Pineville (6-4) #3 Berea (2-8) Campbellsville (3-7) #3 Harlan (2-8) Hazard (8-2) #4 Lynn Camp (3-7) *Williamsburg owns home field advantage in the region as long as they continue to win See Us For All Your Insurance Needs!

10 Page 10 October 2013 LMU Men picked to win SAC ROCK HILL, SC -- The Lincoln Memorial University men's basketball team was selected to win the South Atlantic Conference, while Vincent Bailey (Jennings, FL) and Lorenzo Ross (Savannah, GA) were tabbed with Preseason All-SAC laurels, the conference office announced with the men's basketball preseason release on Wednesday. The Railsplitters compiled a 25-6 overall mark with a 15-3 South Atlantic Conference tally in , which gave the program its second regular-season league title in three years. Lincoln Memorial was selected to claim its third championship belt in , as the Railsplitters earned 117 total points and seven of the 12 first place votes to take the top spot in the SAC Men's Basketball Preseason Coaches' Poll. LMU narrowly edged Carson-Newman, who collected 114 points and five first place votes for the second spot. Anderson finished third in the poll with 100 points. The preseason poll is voted on by each of the South Atlantic Conference's 12 head coaches. Lincoln Memorial, who was ranked 13th in nation according to the Division II Bulletin Preseason Preview and selected to win the SAC by that publication, heads into the upcoming season riding a number of impressive streaks. The Railsplitters have been ranked for a 42-straight weeks in the NABC/Division II Coaches Poll, a South Atlantic Conference record. The Railsplitters have also amassed four-straight 20- win seasons with three-straight 25-win campaigns while making three-straight appearances in the NCAA Southeast Regional. The Railsplitters advanced to the semifinals of the Southeast Regional last year for the second-consecutive season. Lincoln Memorial has tallied at least 14 SAC wins in each of the last three seasons. The Railsplitters are slated to kickoff the season on November 9, welcoming Hiwassee to Tex Turner Arena for a non-conference bout at 7 p.m.. South Atlantic Conference play begins shortly after that date, as the Railsplitters travel to Mars Hill, to take on Mars Hill on November 20. UK Men ranked #1 in AP preseason poll LEXINGTON, Ky. The UK men's basketball team is ranked at the top of the Associated Press Top 25 for the third time in the John Calipari era. Kentucky, who received 27 first-place votes, officially begins the fifth season of the John Calipari era as the No. 1 ranked team in the nation after hauling in its fifth consecutive top-ranked recruiting class. The Wildcats last started at No. 1 prior to the season. It's a nice honor, but it s way too early to figure out who s the best team in the country, Calipari said. We may be very talented, but I can t imagine us being the best team in the country at this point. Kentucky owns a all-time mark as the top-ranked team (AP) in the country and has won 18 of their last 19 games as the AP's No. 1 team. One of my favorite creations in our world is that thing we call a day. You know, that 24 hours that comes to an end, only to begin another 24 hours. Now I know it doesn t take much to intrigue me but this has always been something that I have given thought to. And if you think about it, it is one of the most refreshing things about life. In hunting or fishing it doesn t matter what yesterday was like, today is a new day. It doesn t matter that I never saw a deer yesterday, today will be better. It doesn t matter if I didn t catch any fish yesterday, today may be the day they turn on. Again, if you really think about it hunters and fishermen are men and women of optimism. If we were not we would never get up the next morning and do it all over again. Today is a creation that is meant to be one of promise and hope, not dread and despair. It is meant to be a time for leaving the disappointments and discouragements of yesterday and holding on to the possibility of something better. It is also an opportunity to forget about the failures of days past and Outdoor Truths with Gary Miller embrace new mercy. There is a very important verse in the Bible that says this; Great is His faithfulness; His mercies begin afresh each day. I really, really like that. and you should too. Let me tell you why. Some of you right now, really messed up yesterday. You made a promise that you broke. You perhaps succumbed to temptation. The determination that you thought you had, left you yesterday. The self-control that had been your ally, suddenly abandoned you yesterday. But that was yesterday. Today is today. It is new. You do not have to bring the failures of yesterday with you today. God s mercies begin afresh EACH day! You now have a choice; you can either run from God, ashamed of the failures of the past, or you can run to Him with a heart-felt confession, knowing that His faithfulness is great and that He has new mercy that He longs to show to you, afresh, beginning each and every day. Gary Miller

11 October Page 11 Opening Round Matchups Kentucky High School Football Playoffs Class 1A Paintsville at South Floyd Bracken County at Beechwood Eminence at Bellevue Fulton City at Bethlehem Harlan at Campbellsville TBA at Fairview (forfeit) Dayton at Frankfort Lynn Camp at Hazard Fulton County at Louisville Holy Cross Caverna at Mayfield Ludlow at Paris Nicholas County at Pikeville Berea at Pineville Phelps at Raceland Kentucky Country Day at Russellville Jenkins at Williamsburg Class 2A Shelby Valley at Danville Somerset at Betsy Lane Hancock County at Caldwell County 10-0 Metcalfe County at DeSales TBA vs Louisville Christian Academy Covington Holy Cross at Gallatin County Washington County at Glasgow Bardstown at Green County Leslie County at Middlesboro Butler County at Murray Carroll County at Newport Owen County at Newport Catholic Crittenden County at Owensboro Catholic Lexington Christian at Prestonsburg Ballard Memorial at Union County Lloyd Memorial at Walton-Verona Class 3A Jackson County at Belfry Elizabethtown at Bell County Fleming County at Bourbon County 10-0 Sheldon Clark at Breathitt County Casey County at Central Edmonson County at Fort Campbell Lewis County at Garrard County Corbin at Henry County Lawrence County at Magoffin County Powell County at Mason County 10-0 Trigg County at Monroe County Adair County at Paducah Tilghman Morgan County at Pike County Central Estill County at Russell Webster County at South Warren LaRue County at Wayne County 10-0 Class 4A Holmes at Ashland Blazer Clay County at Boyle County 10-0 Moore at Collins Rowan County at Covington Catholic Hopkins Central at Franklin-Simpson Boyd County at Highlands Harrison County at Johnson Central 10-0 Mercer County at Knox Central Rockcastle County at Lexington Catholic Allen Co.-Scottsville at North Hopkins Spencer County at Nelson County Doss at North Oldham Breckinridge County at Owensboro Marion County at Russell County Calloway County at Warren East Waggener at Western Class 5A Jeffersontown at Shelby County North Laurel at Perry Central North Hardin at Bullitt East Cooper at Anderson County Apollo at Bowling Green Barren County at Christian County Montgomery County at Conner Scott at Franklin County Graves County vs. Greenwood North Bullitt at Grayson County Lincoln County at Harlan County Bullitt Central at John Hardin Letcher Central at Madison Southern Whitley County at Pulaski County 10-0 West Jessamine at South Oldham Hopkinsville at Warren Central DuPont Manual at Ballard Class 6A St. Xavier at Fern Creek Madison Central at Henry Clay Ryle at Butler Pleasure Ridge Park at Campbell County Daviess County at Central Hardin Rowan County at Covington Catholic Muhlenberg County at Henderson County Bryan Station at Lafayette Oldham County at Male Boone County at McCracken County Marshall County at Meade County - George Rogers Clark at Scott County 10-0 Dixie Heights at Seneca Southern at Simon Kenton 10-0 Dunbar at Tates Creek Eastern at Trinity (Louisville) Commercial Bank hosted a reception for Nadean Meredith Oct. 25 at the Middlesboro Branch. Meredith is celebrating 50 years in the banking profession and she is still going strong as Director of the Bank s Golden Presidential Club. For the last 11 years she has been coordinating the senior travel club adventures for bank customers and taking them to destinations both far away and close to home. In September, Meredith was honored by the Kentucky Bankers Association for 50 years of dedicated service to the banking industry. Her first day on the job was Oct. 22, 1963

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