2009.07.03 The News Standard

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Friday, July 3, 2009

Little Leaguers find summer success The Meade County Madness 10-year-old All-Stars went 5-0 during the First Annual Father’s Day Bash in Bardstown, Ky. on June 20 and 21. Pictured front row (left to right): Kyle Reed, Ethan Miller, Austin Sanders and Cody Lee. Middle row (left to right): Jacob Crase, Zack Prather, Case Medley, Austin Poole, Tyler Haynes, Bryce Mattingly and Garrett Ammons. Not pictured is Levi Hurt, Tommy Haynes and Wayne Hurt. Back row (left to right): Coaches Gary Poole, Robbie Ammons.

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The Shock went 4-0 at the 11-year-old State Tournament (USSSA). Pictured front row (left to right): Tyson Brown, Xavier Arnette, Justin Rouse and Tanner D’Alessio. Middle row (left to right): John Millay, Ean Barker, Britton Elmore, Kase Mattingly and Hunter Sullivan. Back row (left to right): Coaches Eric Sullivan, Sam Sullivan and Jeff D’Alessio.

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The Shock went 4-0 at a Fort Knox Tournament. Pictured front row (left to right) Tanner D’Alessio, Tyson Brown, Justin Rouse, Xavier Arnette and Britton Elmore. Middle row (left to right): Hunter Sullivan, Kase Mattingly, Ean Barker and John Michael Millay. Back row (left to right): Coaches Eric Sullivan, Jeff D’Alessio and Sam Sullivan.

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From page B1 easy accomplishment. ... (The team) gave me a great car.� Vickers, who is from Thomasville, N.C., has won eight poles in his career and won a race at Talladega, Ala., in October 2006. At the time of his lone victory, he was at Hendrick Motorsports. Vickers has remained patient at Team Red Bull, a new entry at the time he signed up, as its performance has gradually improved. “I think we’re making gains,� said Vickers. “We’ve been making gains all year. We’ve been making gains since this team was founded. There are times when we’ve made huge gains and times when the gains have been slow. There have been times when we’ve taken a few steps back, but for the most part we’ve always taken more steps forward. “We’ve come so far in such a short amount of years, and hopefully, we can keep going.� Vickers offered a staunch defense of Toyota’s rightful place in NASCAR. “Personally, I didn’t grow up in the Detroit genera-

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Making the exhibition even more special is the fact that the Wildcats have a new coach in John Calipari and what some observers say is the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation. “For the last couple of years they’ve been playing against someone in our conference,� said Adkins. “Rusty (Hollingsworth, CU director of athletics) was diligent working with (UK Athletics Director) Mitch Barnhart.� Adkins couldn’t say enough for what Steve Branscum did behind the scenes. Branscum, of Russell Springs, Ky., is a trustee at CU and Kentucky. “There’s no question it’s a very big event for our program, the university and our community,� said Adkins. “They have a new

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After switching to Toyota, Brian Vickers has won three poles this season and says that feat is no easy task. tion,� he said. “I grew up in a national and international generation. To me, I see multi-national conglomerates that do business all around the world, and it’s very difficult to distinguish where their headquarters really is. Probably the only person (who) can distinguish where any company’s headquarters is these days is

coach and a highly-regarded recruiting class.� Adkins also hopes the exhibition will have an impact on his recruiting. The time of the exhibition has not yet been announced. “It’s got to help. When you can tell kids that they’re going to get to play UK in Rupp Arena, that has to be a factor.� It won’t be the first trip for Campbellsville into “SECland,� as Adkins likes to call it. The Tigers played Arkansas twice. They’ve also played Western Kentucky, a team that has had consecutive Sweet 16 and Round of 32 seasons the last two years. Shining additional light on an already glimmering situation, the game is believed to be the first public scrimmage by UK against players other than among themselves. “There will be a lot of excitement from fans of both programs,� Adkins said.

whoever is collecting taxes. I can assure you that Uncle Sam knows where (Toyota’s) headquarters is. “Toyota, in a lot of eyes and to me with what I’ve learned about them, they are as much of an American car company as anyone. They have been over the years, and the Toyota Camry is the only car in the sport right

now that’s built in the U.S.� Monte Dutton has covered motorsports for The Gaston (N.C.) Gazette since 1993. He was named writer of the year by the National Motorsports Press Association in 2008. His blog NASCAR This Week (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of his reporting on racing, roots music and life on the road. E-mail Monte at nascar_thisweek@yahoo.com.

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