there’s another side to William – the quiet intellectual. A member of the pre-engineering program at Lafayette, William, 17, carries a 4.9 weighted GPA, scored 31 on the ACT and ranks No. 5 in his class.
So you think playing basketball for her father at Transylvania University was a done deal for Dunbar High star Brooke Todd? Not so fast.
The highest scorer in Lafayette High boys basketball history is as smooth in the classroom as he is on court – just like his father.
Was there any doubt that All-State player Kendall Beerman would play volleyball at Indiana University?
Austin Magsig, captain of the Tates Creek High soccer team, describes his sport as a cerebral game – which makes sense given his smarts.
It’s just like Billy Tom Sargent, the two-time state Mr. Golf from Scott County High, to deflect attention from himself to his teammates.
A little bit of yours, mine and ours has worked especially well for step-siblings Dakhari Campbell and Jazmine Richmond, junior basketball players at Henry Clay High.
The only thing that Alexandra Finch seems to enjoy more than being a cheerleader at Lafayette High is working out to be a cheerleader.
What’s the most interesting thing about Madeline Rolph, a 16-year-old junior at Sayre School? There’s plenty to choose from.
Hard work and daunting obstacles are nothing to Lafayette High golfer Will Sallee.
The 17-year-old rising senior works year-round and around-the-clock on his golf game, making him one of the top youth players in the Bluegrass.
