HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RESULTS FROM MONDAY

BOYS SOCCER: UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS EDGED CHRISTIAN COUNTY 1-0, FORT CAMPBELL OVER TRIGG COUNTY 4-2, DAWSON SPRINGS DEFEATED UNION COUNTY 3-1, WARREN CENTRAL OVER APOLLO 2-1, ST. MARY DEFEATED REIDLAND 3-1.

TODAY’S GAMES: HOPKINSVILLE HOSTS OWENSBORO CATHOLIC, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS TRAVELS TO BALLARD MEMORIAL, TODD CENTRAL GOES TO CALDWELL COUNTY, LOGAN COUNTY AT HART COUNTY, HENDERSON COUNTY HOSTS OWENSBORO, HOPKINS CENTRAL WELCOMES MUHLENBERG COUNTY, LONE OAK HOSTS MARSHALL COUNTY, MADISONVILLE HOSTS MURRAY, OHIO COUNTY ENTERTAINS DAVIESS COUNTY.

GIRLS SOCCER: CALDWELL COUNTY DEFEATED CHRISTIAN COUNTY 4-2, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS EDGED MAYFIELD 2-1, UNION COUNTY OVER DAWSON SPRINGS 6-1, MADISONVILLE SHUTOUT SOUTH WARREN 5-0, MARSHALL COUNTY AND PADUCAH TILGHMAN PLAYED TO A SCORELESS TIE, DAVIESS COUNTY SHUTOUT OWENSBORO 3-0, OHIO COUNTY SHUTOUT MCLEAN COUNTY 10-0, WARREN CENTRAL OVER BARREN COUNTY 6-4.

TODAY’S GAMES:   UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS HOSTS HEATH, HOPKINSVILLE ENTERTAINS HENDERSON COUNTY, FORT CAMPBELL GOES TO CRITTENDEN COUNTY, WEBSTER COUNTY HOSTS HOPKINS CENTRAL, LYON COUNTY WELCOMES CALLOWAY COUNTY, MUHLENBERG COUNTY TRAVELS TO BOWLING GREEN.

VOLLEYBALL: UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS DEFEATED HOPKINSVILLE TWO GAMES TO NONE, RUSSELLVILLE OVER TRIGG COUNTY 2-0, EVANSVILLE BOSSE OVER HENDERSON COUNTY 2-1, CALDWELL COUNTY DEFEATS LIVINGSTON CENTRAL 2-0 IN THE 2^ND REGION ALL A CLASSIC.

TODAY’S GAMES: CHRISTIAN COUNTY HOSTS OWENSBORO CATHOLIC, HOPKINSVILLE TRAVELS TO SOUTH WARREN, FORT CAMPBELL AT LIVINGSTON CENTRAL, TRIGG COUNTY HOSTS CRITTENDEN COUNTY, TODD CENTRAL WELCOMES WEBSTER COUNTY, RUSSELLVILLE HOSTS LOGAN COUNTY, MADISONVILLE AT HOPKINS CENTRAL, DAVIESS COUNTY AT OWENSBORO.

GOLF: CHRISTIAN COUNTY MET U-H-A AND BUTLER COUNTY IN A MATCH MONDAY AT NOVADELL. THE COLONELS SET A NINE HOLE SCHOOL RECORD SHOOTING 144, WHILE U-H-A SHOT 163 AND BUTLER COUNTY HAD 184. JONATHAN GRABARA WAS THE MEDALIST FOR THE COLONELS WITH A THREE UNDER PAR 33, T-J FERRY FIRED A ONE UNDER 35, WITH TRAVIS BROWN, DREW PARMINTIER AND MITCHELL MORRIS EACH SCORING 38. NO INDIVIDUAL SCORES FOR U-H-A WERE REPORTED.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

THE COURIER JOURNAL HAS RELEASED ITS PRE SEASON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLLS.

CLASS A: MAYFIELD FIRST, RUSSELLVILLE RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 2A: NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC FIRST, OWENSBORO CATHOLIC 2^ND, MURRAY 8^TH WITH CALDWELL COUNTY, CRITTENDEN COUNTY AND UNION COUNTY RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 3A: LOUISVILLE CENTRAL FIRST, PADUCAH TILGHMAN 4^TH, FORT CAMPBELL 8^TH, WITH TRIGG COUNTY RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 4A: HIGHLANDS FIRST, ALLEN COUNTY SCOTTSVILLE 5^TH, LONE OAK 7^TH, OWENSBORO 10^TH WITH FRANKLIN SIMPSON AND MADISONVILLE RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 5A: BOWLING GREEN FIRST, CHRISTIAN COUNTY 3^RD, WARREN CENTRAL 5^TH WITH GREENWOOD AND GRAVES COUNTY RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 6A: TRINITY IS NUMBER ONE WITH HENDERSON COUNTY RECEIVING VOTES.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

THE WORD INCONSISTENT WAS THE DOMINATE THEME IN AUSTIN PEAY’S FIRST FALL SCRIMMAGE MONDAY. COACH RICK CHRISTOPHEL SAID OVERALL HE WAS PLEASED WITH THE SCRIMMAGE, BUT FELT THE TEAM WAS NOT IN THE PHYSICAL SHAPE IT NEEDED TO BE.

THE OFFENSE HAD 13 FIRST DOWNS AND THREE SCORES, WHILE THE DEFENSE HAD 16 PLAYS WITH NEGATIVE YARDAGE. HOWEVER, THE DEFENSE DID NOT PRODUCE A TURNOVER DESPITE BLOCKING A FIELD GOAL.  PRACTICE CONTINUES TODAY, WITH THE SECOND SCRIMMAGE SET FOR SATURDAY MORNING.

JACKSONVILLE STATE IS RANKED NINTH AND FIVE OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE SCHOOLS RECEIVED VOTES IN THE SPORTS NETWORK/FATHEAD.COM PRE SEASON F-C-S TOP 25 POLL.

DEFENDING O-V-C CHAMP SOUTHEAST MISSOURI, MURRAY STATE, EASTERN KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE TECH AND U-T MARTIN ALL RECEIVED VOTES. DEFENDING F-C-S NATIONAL CHAMPION EASTERN WASHINGTON IS NUMBER ONE IN THE PRE SEASON POLL.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

24-THOUSAND FANS PACKED RUPP ARENA MONDAY NIGHT FOR THE EXHIBITION GAME BETWEEN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND THE KENTUCKY PROS, WITH THE DOMINICANS WINNING 106-88.

DEMARCUS COUSINS LED THE FORMER WILDCATS WITH 28, WHILE FORMER LOUISVILLE PLAYERS FRANCISCO GARCIA AND EDGAR SOSA LED THE DOMINICANS WITH 30 AND 29 POINTS RESPECTIVELY. KENTUCKY COACH JOHN CALIPARI—WHO IS COACHING THE DOMINICANS—KEPT HIS UNBEATEN STREAK IN RUPP ARENA IN TACT ALSO.  THE TWO TEAMS PLAY AGAIN THIS EVENING AT THE KFC YUM CENTER IN LOUISVILLE.

KENTUCKY’S DARIUS MILLER HAD EIGHT POINTS AND FIVE REBOUNDS AS THE U-S DEFEATED SOUTH KOREA MONDAY 112-68 AT THE WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES IN CHINA. VANDERBILT’S JOHN JENKINS HAD 12 POINTS FOR THE U-S, WHO PLAYS FINLAND TOMORROW MORNING.

THE TENNESSEAN REPORTS CLARKSVILLE NORTHEAST BASKETBALL STANDOUT ALEX POYTHRESS HAS NARROWED HIS COLLEGE CHOICES TO FIVE WHICH INCLUDE KENTUCKY, VANDERBILT, FLORIDA, MEMPHIS AND DUKE.