MAXPREPS Rockcastle County senior becomes fourth hurler in state history to strike out 21 in a seven-inning game.
perfect perfect game Tuesday, striking out all 21 batters she faced on just 77 pitches in a 3-0 win over Lincoln County.
Having pitched five games in the previous four days, McIntosh told MaxPreps said she entered Tuesday s game a little sore, so she just wanted to make sure that my
fundamentals were correct and not try to overdue anything.
Instead, she overwhelmed Lincoln County, teammates and herself while becoming just the fourth pitcher in Kentucky High School Athletics
Association history to post 21 strikeouts in a seven-inning game. She was the
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Multiple reports indicate Heritage Christian Academy has applied for membership to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. The school has played the last several years in the Kentucky Christian Athletic Association, which has forced them to travel across the state for games and matches. According to KHSAA bylaws, HCA would not be eligible for district or regional post season play during a two year probationary period. It’s also likely the school would be placed in the 8th district and 2nd region, but that has to be voted on by the KHSAA Board of Control.
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The Kentucky High School Athletic Association holds its final Board of Control meeting of the school year today. According to an advance agenda, the board is expected to discuss the football playoffs, the use of a shot clock in basketball and bracketing for all state tournaments. ); } return false; }); $( #comments .commentlist .comment-content a ).attr( target , blank );
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HENDERSON, Ky. Henderson County Schools board members say many questions remain over the Supplemental School Year Program but reiterated that the school corporation would work to make sure students and their families were provided with everything they need to make a well-informed decision.
The board discussed the issue during its regular board meeting Monday evening. The program, created by the recent passing of Senate Bill 128, would allow students in grades kindergarten through 12 to opt for a do-over year in 2021-22, in light of disruptions to the current school year due to COVID-19.
Students who want to take advantage of the SSYP must fill out the proper request form by May 1. The form, along with a frequently-asked-questions document, is on the school corporation s website at henderson.kyschools.us/