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09/11/2026

If you missed the special 8th Grade Night broadcast of Lincoln County vs Boyle County girls tonight, you missed an exciting game by the Lincoln Middle School girls.

Linked in the comments are on-demand audio archives of the full game as well as just the postgame interviews with the eight 8th grade girls.

This team is now 21-0 and have won all their games by at least double-digits.

The 8th graders are: Mary Blevins, Clareese Dunn, Jayia Reynolds, Marley Blanton, Jodi Middleton, Anna Abee, Layla Ralston, and Becca Smith.

They are coached by 8th grade head coach Darin Lane, with Chansler Gilbert, 7th grade coach, and Anna Lane Poynter, 6th grade coach, assisting.

From 8th Grade night. Pictured left to right: Mary Blevins, Clareese Dunn, Jayia Reynolds, Marley Blanton, Jodi Middleton, Anna Abee, Layla Ralston, and Becca Smith

09/11/2026

8th Grade Girls Basketball
Final form LCHS

Lincoln County 50
Boyle County 14

The LCMS 8th grade girls go to 21-0 on the season during 8th Grade Nignt.

If you missed it, we will post an on-demand audio archive of the game, and a separate one of the 8th grade girls’ interviews.

09/10/2026

These 8th grade girls are undefeated and are running roughshod through the competition.

Tonight is their 8th grade night and we will have live coverage on WPBK-FM at about 7:45.

Tune in and hear the Lady Eagles action!

LCMS girls 🏀 Vs Boyle County
🚨 8th grade night
📍 tonight at LCHS
⏰ 6th at 5:45
⏰ 7th at 6:45
⏰ 8th at 7:45
🎟️ $5 cash
📻 8th grade game will air live on WPBK-FM, 102.9

09/09/2026

LCHS media class student Luke Sneed recorded the Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony on August 21, 2026, and produced a video. It is linked in the comments.

Great job, Luke!

09/05/2026

Final from Death Valley
West Jessamine 38
Lincoln County 0

The complete game report is linked in the comments.

09/04/2026

Tonight’s football game.

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08/29/2026

"LCHS Cross Country Fore-Runners"

By Jonathan L. Smith

The Cross Country team program at Lincoln County High School was one of the original programs when the school started in 1974-75. The boys fielded a team that first year and the girls were added the next year when the KHSAA sanctioned girls cross country.

The state cross country meet qualifiers from LCHS prior to the year 2000 were inducted into the Lincoln County High School Athletic Hall of Fame on August 21st. Pictures of the runners who came to the ceremony are shown below.

The school's cross country programs became very successful in later years, but these women and men were literally trail blazers for the program, helping get it started and earning respect in the early years of the school.

In 1975, Robert Rankin and Bill Severance, Jr. qualified as individual runners. Both played multiple sports during their time at LCHS.

That same year, the girls team won the region and finished 11th at the state meet--the first KHSAA girls cross country meet in state history.

That girls team consisted of Sandy Gutenson Davenport (individual region winner), Teresa Johnson, Debby Severance, Connie Oliver, Sue Jones, Christy Cave Karwatt, and Anna Camenisch.

In 1976, Connie Oliver (individual region winner) and Christy Cave Karwatt (4th at region) advanced to the state meet. Then, in 1977, Connie finished second in the region and advanced to the state meet for the third straight year.

All of these girls were multi-sport athletes and helped shape girls athletics at Lincoln County High School. To understand how they were trailblazers, you have to know that there were no real athletic opportunities for the girls at the five schools that consolidated to form LCHS. Connie Oliver went to Transylvania and earned 14 letters in 5 different sports.

Linda Kelley Dewees finished 10th at the region In 1992 and 6th in 1993 to qualify for the state meet.

In addition to cross country, Teresa Johnson qualified for the state golf tournament four straight years.

Also noteworthy is that Sandy Gutenson Davenport scored 1,523 career points as a Lady Patriot basketball player and was the team's leading scorer for the first four years of the program.

Good arguments could be made for several girls who may be one of the other three, but Sandy is definitely on the Mt. Rushmore of Lincoln Girls Basketball.

As cross country runners, these LCHS Hall of Famers were "fore-runners" for all those who came in later years.

08/29/2026

“Record Update”

By Jonathan L. Smith

In the first game of the season, Tucker Foster rushed for 247 yards from the quarterback position.

The first time a Lincoln County quarterback went 200+ was when Clayton Davis did it in 2020 (twice, 203 vs North Laurel and 208 vs Rockcastle).

The school single-game record for rushing from the QB position was set by Sawyer Horton in 2022 when he rolled up 236 yards against Rockcastle.

Tucker eclipsed that with his 247 against North Bullitt.

It was also the most individual rushing yards by a Lincoln ball carrier since Tra Carey rushed for 281 against Pulaski County in 2016.

Way to go, Tucker!

Below is an up close view of a Tucker Foster jaunt from week 1.

08/29/2026

Final from Garrard County

Lawrence County 42
Lincoln County 6

It was all Lawrence County tonight as their speedy and talented running back combo of Cavin Williams and Kaden Johnson ran wild for the Bulldogs out of their impressive Wing-T offense that rushed for over 400 yards on the game. Lawrence County went up 35-0 with thirty-four seconds left in the first half and the rest of the game was played under the running clock mercy rule.

Lincoln County had one possession in the second half and converted it into their only score on an 8-yard pass from Tucker Foster to Trey Burkhart.

See full report from Lincoln County Daily News at the link in the comment.