KU Scholar Athlete of the Month: Adam Talwalkar School: Dunbar High Grade: 12 Sports: Baseball Academics: Adam is a 4.8 student, No. 2 in his class and scored 34 on the ACT Parents: Susan & Vish Call it destiny, fate or just good training, but Adam Talwalkar, the Student-Athlete of the Year at Dunbar High, seems […]
Langston Sprints Into The Record Book School: Henry Clay High GRADE: 12 Sport: Track & Field & Football Academics: Langston has a 4.2 weighted GPA, has taken four A.P. classes and is Academic All-State in football and track. Parents: Carla Mack & James Jackson Jr. Meet the fastest high school sprinter in Kentucky, an 18-year-old with […]
Multi-Talented Senior Personifies Diversity School: Sayre GRADE: 12 Sport: Cross-country, track Academics: Athena has a 3.75 GPA, has taken five A.P. classes, scored 31 on the ACT and is co-chair of a youth sustainability group. Parents:Zoe Strecker & Michael Frasca It’s fitting that Athena Frasca belongs to Sayre School’s diversity club. Not only does the 18-year-old […]
Volleyball Star Goes West to Stanford School: Lexington Catholic High GRADE: 12 Sport: Volleyball Academics: A National Honor Society member, McKenna has a 3.96 GPA, has taken nine A.P. classes and scored 30 on the ACT. Parents: Cheryl & Dave One of the nation’s top 10 volleyball recruits, McKenna Vicini of Lexington Catholic High fulfilled a […]
Since football is so dependent on size, it’s unusual for underclassmen to make an impact on their high school teams. But exceptions to the rule manage to break through. Meet one such exception – Fred Farrier, a blazing fast wide receiver and defensive back for Franklin County High.
Since football is so dependent on size, it’s unusual for underclassmen to make an impact on their high school teams. But exceptions to the rule manage to break through. Meet one such exception – Fred Farrier, a blazing fast wide receiver and defensive back for Franklin County High.
Since football is so dependent on size, it’s unusual for underclassmen to make an impact on their high school teams. But exceptions to the rule manage to break through. Meet one such exception – Fred Farrier, a blazing fast wide receiver and defensive back for Franklin County High.
Since football is so dependent on size, it’s unusual for underclassmen to make an impact on their high school teams. But exceptions to the rule manage to break through. Meet one such exception – Fred Farrier, a blazing fast wide receiver and defensive back for Franklin County High.
World Traveler at Home On Volleyball Court School: Dunbar High GRADE: 12 Sport: Volleyball Academics: Meredith has a 4.63 weighted GPA, has taken seven A.P. classes, is a National Honor Society member and scored 28 on the ACT. Parents: Susan and Jeff It makes sense that volleyball star Meredith Phillips of Dunbar High is considering Centre College […]
A Rupp Is Creating Her Own Legacy School: Lexington Christian Academy GRADE: 9 Sport: Cross-country and track Academics: Anna is a straight A student who sings in the school chorus and performs in school plays. Parents: Cathy & Chip In only in her first few weeks of high school, Anna Rupp already is creating a legacy for […]
