Gypsie Hutchinson of Lexington Christian Academy gazed from a tee box at famed Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego and marveled at the view of the endless sky, the vast Pacific Ocean and hang-gliders dancing on the clouds.
Go ahead. I dare you to tell the difference between the resumes of identical twins Rachel and Rebecca Fine of Dunbar High, who are the epitome of equality.
If you want to understand the physics of what makes a baseball curve, a good person to ask would be John Van Balen, catcher on the Sayre School baseball team and one of the school’s top students.
Seven Scholar Athletes for 2014-15 were honored in May at an awards banquet at Kentucky Utilities, sponsor of the Scholar Athlete feature.
Jason Newell • School: Homeschooled • Grade: 12 • Sports: Soccer, Track • Academics: Homeschooled his whole life, Jason has a 4.0 GPA, scored 30 on his ACT and volunteers as a youth coach. • Parents: Jenna & Kevin Talk about a homegrown talent… Jason Newell, 18 of Richmond, is the product of a homeschooling […]
Connor Perry • School: The Lexington School • Grade: 8 • Sports: Track • Academics: Connor has been a straight-A student and also has danced at Bluegrass Youth Ballet since she was 3. • Parents: Carla & Randy If you draw a straight line from President Barack Obama to the Joffrey Ballet in New York […]
All of 5-foot-4 and 135 pounds, the Dunbar High senior is a four-year starter, two-time Bulldog MVP, two-time All-City player and was named All-State in 2014.
When Henry Clay High’s Thomas Ueland took his first steps, he already was dribbling a soccer ball.
The turning point for Dunbar High senior Mary Martin came after her sophomore volleyball season.
At that time, Mary was known more as a hard-hitting first baseman on the softball team. Softball was her first love and she had played on the Dunbar varsity since seventh grade.
How many All-State soccer players have already programmed their own photo editing software? At the top of that short list sits 17-year-old senior Alyssa Montgomery of Dunbar High.
