Jan. 25, 2012 —
During Saturday night’s East vs. West girls matchup, youngsters from both sides of the county had the chance to get in on some basketball action.
Future East and West stars had a great time; running, gunning, and taking advantage of their time to shine.
Kentucky Basketball Hall of Fame retired Raiders head coach Charles Baker tied up his sneakers as he officiated the MTXE competition.
MTXE halftime youth basketball has been a mainstay at East Carter for many years, standing for Mental Toughness and Extra Effort.
This is the byline that East Carter abides by, that also represents a non-profit charitable foundation.
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MTXE halftime hoops
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Lady Raiders rain runs on senior night
It is tough to say goodbye, but the process is a little easier when you do it with style. Last Friday night, the East Carter Lady Raiders made mincemeat of a visiting Pike County Central squad, winning both games of a doubleheader by the scores of 10-0 and 12-1.
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Dyer wins three events at track and field regional
On Saturday at the Class 2A Region 6 Track and Field Championships at Ashland Blazer High School, it seemed as if anything the East Carter coaching staff asked Macy Dyer to do, she did. Despite not being able to compete in one of her best events, the high jump, due to an injury, the Lady Raider sophomore still managed to come away from the meet as the most decorated individual in the competition.
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Lady Comets brandish win over Bulldogs
The West Carter Lady Comets softball team had a quick change of fortune this past Saturday. West’s girls cured the sting of an 8-1 loss at the hands of Johnson Central, with a big win over Lawrence County, 7-6. In a game that required 12 innings to finish, the Lady Comets fought tooth and nail with the Lady Bulldogs in a back and forth affair.
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Woods wants to build MSU basketball to ‘unforgettable’ status
MSU’s new head men’s basketball coach says he does not want to be recognized as the “Unforgettable” UK basketball player of years past. Instead, Sean Woods has plans to lead his new program to an unforgettable status of its own. After six successful seasons under former head coach Donnie Tyndall, the Eagles moved forward with the official hiring of Woods on Monday afternoon.
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ECMS girls soccer grabs district gold
The East Carter Middle School girls soccer team pulled off two big wins this past weekend, bringing home district gold with a big win over a formidable foe. After defeating Boyd County 8-1 in Friday evening’s semifinals matchup, the Lady Raiders set their sights on a showdown with another premiere middle school program.
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WCMS boys soccer goes undefeated
Going undefeated in any sport is no easy task, but it’s especially difficult when you are only in the fourth year of a program. The West Carter Middle School Boys Soccer Team did just that, putting together a 9-0-3 record, with big wins over some of the area’s best programs, including Bath, Rowan County and cross-county rival East Carter.
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KDMC offering free physicals to student athletes
King’s Daughters Medical Center will offer sports physicals to student athletes and cheerleaders in grades 7-12, beginning at 4 p.m., Thursday, May 31, at King’s Daughters Medical Specialties, 609 N. Carol Malone Blvd., Grayson.
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Sean Woods named coach at MSU
Former UK standout Sean Woods, who led Mississippi Valley State to the 2012 NCAA Tournament, Friday was named the 13th head coach in Morehead State University history.
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Tackett propels West past Lewis in Monday night shocker
Things went from good to better for the West Carter baseball team Monday night. The top-ranked team in the region fell victim to a solid Comet batting effort, as West Carter pulled off shocking 11-10 upset over Lewis County, marking its third-straight victory.
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East softball snaps West’s 21-game district win streak
Morgan Jacobs was in the fifth grade the last time East Carter defeated West Carter in a varsity softball game. Yet, now the East Carter freshman can check off beating West Carter on her softball to do list.
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