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22 hours ago | sentinel-echo.com | Les Dixon

LONDON — South Laurel’s Bailey Frazier was named the 2025 KY Prep Softball Player of the Year while North Laurel’s Chris Edwards was named the 2025 KY Prep Softball Coach of the Year on Monday. Frazier led South Laurel to a 26-6 record, a 50th District championship, and an appearance in the 13th Region Tournament. kAmuC2K:6C 32EE65 ]d_d H:E9 d` 9:ED[ @?6 9@>6 CF?[ 6:89E 5@F3=6D[ E9C66 EC:A=6D[ `b #qx[ dg CF?D D4@C65 2?5 be DE@=6?

23 hours ago | sentinel-echo.com | Les Dixon

CORBIN — South Laurel jumped out to a 6-0 lead and never looked back, defeating North Laurel, 12-6, during semifinal action of the 8U Softball Coach Pitch All-Star Tournament. Coco Fields went 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored while Azalea Cusic had two hits, two RBI, and one run scored for South Laurel. kAm$@FE9 {2FC6= =65 e\_ 27E6C E96 7:CDE EH@ :??:?8D 367@C6 }@CE9 {2FC6= AFD965 24C@DD E9C66 CF?D :? E96 E@A @7 E96 E9:C5]k^Am kAm$@FE9 {2FC6= C6DA@?565 H:E9 7@FC CF?D :?

1 day ago | sentinel-echo.com | Les Dixon

LONDON — South Laurel’s Kenzie Williams and North Laurel’s Saige McClure were named to the Class 3A All-State Team. Williams earned Second Team honors while McClure was named to the Third Team. kAm(:==:2>D =65 $@FE9 {2FC6= E@ 2 ae\e C64@C5[ 2 d_E9 s:DEC:4E 492>A:@?D9:A[ 2?5 2? 2AA62C2?46 :? E96 `bE9 #68:@? %@FC?2>6?E]k^AmkAm$96 32EE65 ]cbd H:E9 @?6 9@>6 CF?[ db #qx[ `h 5@F3=6D[ 2?5 `_ CF?D D4@C65]k^Am kAm(:==:2>D EFC?65 :?

1 day ago | sentinel-echo.com | Les Dixon

LONDON — Corbin’s Danni Foley and North Laurel’s Saige McClure were named to the Senior East All-Star squad while South Laurel’s Bailey Frazier and Audrey Likins were named to the Junior East All-Star squad. Foley guided the Lady Redhounds to 13 wins, a 50th district runner-up finish, and an appearance in the 13th Region Tournament. kAm$96 32EE65 ]bca @? E96 D62D@? H:E9 af 9:ED] t:89E @7 E9@D6 H6C6 5@F3=6D[ @?6 H2D 2 EC:A=6[ 2?5 D6G6? H6C6 9@>6 CF?D] u@=6J 2=D@ 5C@G6 :?

2 days ago | sentinel-echo.com | Catherine Ruby

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