Monday, September 15, 2008

Pikeville College Bears First Homer a Disappointment

Lambuth earns first win in rout of Pikeville KY


Pikeville College's Justin Lamb and Nick Jamerson Photo courtesy Appalachian News Express

PIKEVILLE, Ky. – Just to be clear, the first 31 minutes of Saturday’s Mid-South Conference football game between Lambuth and Pikeville was completely the property of the guests.



Lambuth needed 20 seconds of the second half to push its lead to 35-0 en route to a 49-27 win over the Bears on a day the temperature on the turf at the W.C. Hambley Athletics Complex reached 107 first-half degrees.



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In that time, two different Eagle quarterbacks had thrown a pair of touchdowns and one had run for another. It wasn’t until the fourth period that the Bears showed some life in falling to 0-2 on the season.



Lambuth (1-2) needed less than 3 ½ minutes to score its first touchdown, ending a nine-play, 75-yard drive with a seven-yard pass from Josh Garza to Landon Talley. The PAT boot Ryan Nanny made it 7-0.



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By the quarter’s end, Garza had dove across for a one-yard score and backup Adam Wiese had gone to Edward Robinson for a 14-yard score to make it 21-0. Wiese found Marquis Williams late in the first half from 15 yards out to send the teams to the break at 28-0, and Garza struck again 20 seconds into the second half to make it 35-0.



The Bears got on the scoreboard on their next drive when Dan Wideman hit De’Rail Sims from 16 yards out to make it 35-7, but Brian Keaton scored on runs of six and 11 yards, the latter coming with 12:42 left in the game, to make it 49-7.



A change of quarterbacks brought about a slight change of luck for the Bears, who scored three times in three minutes down the stretch thanks to a turnover and a pair of sustained drives. Junior Chris Walker came in and hit Montrel Jones from 10 yards out with 3:39 left. Nine seconds later, freshman Sebastien Cajuste picked up a fumble and went 17 yards for the score. The final touchdown was again from Walker to Jones, this time from seven yards out with 40 seconds left.



The touchdown drives for the Bears both lasted eight plays, the first going 46 yards and the last 58.



Garza and Wiese combined to go 23-of-34 for 334 with four scores and a pick. Talley hauled in six passes for 101 and two touchdowns on a day that 11 different Eagles caught the ball. Ten Lambuth players ran the ball for a total of 209 yards and an average of 5.4 yards per carry. Williams led the troops with 73 yards while Keaton, who had the two scores, finished with 70.



For Pikeville (0-2), Wideman was 20-of-37 for 207 yards and a score but was intercepted three times. The three picks marks the fourth time a Bear has been intercepted that many times in a game; the record is four. Walker was 7-of-11 for 57 yards with the two scores.



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Jones hauled in eight balls for 46 yards to lead the way, while senior Justin Lamb led the way with 63 yards on four catches. On the ground, the Bears finished with 95 yards on 27 tries, with Sims leading the way with 41.



Lambuth got five tackles each from Ladarruis Madden and Jason Ware, with Ware having three for a loss of yards. Travis Norris led the Bears with seven solo tackles and a forced fumble. The sophomore now has five forced fumbles in his 13-game career; the school record stands at six.



Article courtesy Pikeville College Bears Kentucky Sports Information



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Monday, September 8, 2008

Pikeville College Bears Women's Basketball

Pikeville College Bears Women's Basketball

Jessica Lovell added to
Lady Bears’ staff



PIKEVILLE, Ky. – When the 2008-09 basketball season begins at Pikeville College, a familiar face will be on the Lady Bears bench, albeit in a different role. Jessica Lovell, a four-year starter at point guard who graduated in 2007, has been hired as the new top assistant to Bill Watson.



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Lovell finished her career at Pikeville with 499 points and 486 assists, which is an average of 4.2 per game. She started 116 of the 127 games in which she played. She also recorded 188 steals and 254 rebounds.



“Jess was an outstanding player for us who battled health issues throughout her career,” said Coach Bill Watson. “We also felt she’d be an outstanding coach and we’re thrilled to add her to our staff here. She will make an immediate impact on our program, just as she did as a player.”



Last year she was the head coach at Belfry Middle School, which she led to the county championship after recording a 27-7 record. She was also an assistant coach at her alma mater, Belfry High School.



While at Belfry, Lovell played in two Sweet 16s and joined the 1,000-point club.



“I’m very pleased to come back to Pikeville College,” Lovell said. “It’s a place I’ve always felt at home and I couldn’t be happier about being here. I hope I can bring something to the table to help make this team a winner on a yearly basis.”



She was four-time Academic All-Conference and as a senior was an Academic All-American. In addition, she was a three-year team captain.



The Lady Bears open the 2008-09 season on Tuesday, Nov. 4 when they entertain Virginia Intermont College.



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Friday, September 5, 2008

Pikeville Bears travel to Brevard NC this weekend

Charlie Pinson with former Pikeville College football coach Jerry Mynatt

On the Road Again



Well, former Pikeville College Football Coach Jerry Mynatt may not be Willie Nelson, but he can sure sing up a storm.



Storm? Funny you should mention storm, as there is a hurricane brewing of the Carolina Coast. Now a hurricane is not a tornado, but Pikeville College Bears are playing the Brevard College Tornadoes tomorrow in Brevard North Carolina. Pikeville fans will see the irony as Brevard's Assistant Coach is none other than Jerry Mynatt.



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The Tornadoes have never met the likes of our Bears; in fact the Brevard storm have never beaten an NAIA opponent. That's "beary" good news for Mac Bryan's Pikeville squad. However, the Tornadoes are coming off a loss last weekend; and may be feeling the pressure.



Charlie Pinson  and  Mark Frantom, Kentucky insurance agents by day, and the WPRG-TV 5 Intermountian Sports crew by night, will be travelling to the eye of the storm this weekend. Catch the game on WPRG-TV 5; and if all goes well on Pikeville College's website.



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Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Pikeville KY Bears Football
"The Bear Facts Show"

Pikeville College Bear Facts Host Charlie Pinson, Jake Frantom, and Pikeville Bears Headcoach Mac Bryan

On the Air tonight WPRG-TV 5
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"The Bear Facts," a Pikeville College Bears Coaching show takes the airwaves tonight on WPRG-TV 5. Coach Mac Bryan and host,  Charlie Pinson  will update you on the latest as the Pikeville College Bears gear up for their season opener against Brevard NC this weekend.



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Coach Mac is confident in his returning players; especially Justin Lamb and Nick Jamerson. Dan Wideman, starting quarterback is showing much improvement this year and has stepped up leadership skills on and off the field.



Pikeville's Bears will travel to Carolina this weekend to match up with opponent Brevard NC. Fans of the Bears will remember Coach Jerry Minet, who will be on the sidelines as an wide receivers coach, and assistant head coach for Brevard. The game will be aired on WPRG-TV 5, and is customarily picked up on Pikeville College's website.



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Next weekend, the Bears will rumble with Mid-South conference rival Lambuth at Howard Field in Pikeville.



Watch Mac Bryan on the Pikeville College Bear Facts TV show every Wednesday night during Kentucky football season. Hosted by "The Voice of Pikeville College Bears" Charlie Pinson, this season's programs will be taped at  Charlie Pinson Insurance in Pikeville Ky.



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Looking ahead to Kentucky Wildcat Basketball

Papa John's Stadium Charlie Pinson, Ken Hall and Kenny Sky Walker

Outside the press box
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A big part of any Kentucky Sports weekend, is visiting with the Kentucky sports media from across the Commonwealth. This past weekend's Wildcat vs Cardinal battle at Louisville's Papa John Stadium was no exception.



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We got a few minutes to talk with former Kentucky basketball Wildcat, Kenny "Sky" Walker. Naturally, the conversation turned to this year's UK Wildcat Basketball program. Walker, a Kentucky Sports broadcaster, said he had set in on a recent practice. In Walker's opinion the new guards are looking sharp. He noted the guards looked more athletic than Derrick Jasper. Their shooting may need some work. On ball handling, they looked impressive and are well able to push the ball up and down the floor.



From all accounts, Coach Billy Gillespie seems to be recruiting alot of athletes as opposed to shooters. That sounds like there will be more running up and down the hardwoods than in previous years. That will give some help on the inside for Patrick Patterson, the incoming transfer.



Ahh fall...let the games begin!



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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

UK Wildcats U of L Cardinals 2008 Govenors Cup

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Kentucky wins big over Louisville



It was a beautiful day for Kentucky Sports action in Louisville's Papa John Stadium, Sunday. The annual Kentucky Governors Cup match up between state rivals the University of Kentucky Wildcats and the University of Louisville Cardinals is an exciting way to kick off the college football season.



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Rich Brooks' Kentucky defense looked good in the opener. The Wildcats chalked up a 25 point win over Steve Kragthorpe's Cards. A couple of big spots out there for the Cats on defense; and the pass defense was great!



David Jones, a Belfry High School, had four knockdowns for the Wildcats; slapping down a quartet of passes during the Blue vs Red match up. It is exciting to see a Pike County KY athlete do well.



It was a great day for Kentucky Wildcat, Myron Pryor. He brought home a big 70 plus touchdown run that was a highlight of the day.



Looks like the Kentucky Wildcats have put it together!



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Elks staring you down?
Get up close and personal at Kentucky Parks

Three State Resort Parks To Offer Fall and Winter Elk Tours



FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky State Parks will again be offering elk tours this fall and winter, allowing visitors to see these majestic animals up close.



Tours have been added at Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park – one of three parks that host the event. Elk viewing is also offered at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park and Pine Mountain State Resort Park.



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The return of elk to the region is considered to be one of Kentucky’s biggest wildlife management success stories. The animals, after being gone from the state for 150 years, were returned in 1997. They now number more than 8,500.



You can pick out a weekend, stay at a state park lodge or cottage, and rise early to enjoy one of these unique tours. Participants should bring their cameras – there should be great photography opportunities. The largest elk herds are located on privately-owned lands that are normally closed to the public. This is one of the few opportunities available for the public to see the greatest number of elk.



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Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park in Perry County is offering elk tour packages. The park’s weekend packages include a night’s lodging, two meals, and the elk tour. The package price is $150 per couple; $110 for individuals. Morning tours leave at 5:45 a.m. Stay an extra night Saturday for $45. The elk tour alone is $30. (The park reserves the right to cancel tours due to inclement weather.)



Buckhorn Lake has a lodge, cottages, Bowlingtown Country Kitchen, hiking trails, mini-golf and fishing.



The dates for the elk tour weekends at Buckhorn Lake are Sept. 12-14; Oct. 17-19; Nov. 14-16; Nov. 21-23; Dec. 5-7 and Dec. 12-14. In 2009 the dates are Jan. 17-19, Jan. 30-Feb. 1, Feb. 27-March 1, March 13-15 and March 27-29.



For information and reservations, call Buckhorn Lake at 1-800-325-0058.


Tours offered at Pine Mountain State Resort Park near Pineville are $20 a person ($10 for children 12 and under). The program includes a Friday evening seminar concerning the natural history of the elk and the restoration program, a continental breakfast, passenger van transportation and interpretive guide services.



Pine Mountain has a rustic lodge, modern cottages, log cabins, Mountain View Restaurant, hiking trails, championship golf course, interpretive center, mini-golf, naturalist programming, and a gift shop. The park also conducts a popular series of special events throughout the year.



The dates of the Pine Mountain elk tours this fall are Sept. 19-20; Oct. 10-11; Oct. 17-18 and Oct. 31-Nov. 1, and in 2009 Jan. 9-10, Jan. 16-17, and Jan. 23-24. Call Pine Mountain at 1-800-325-1712 for information and reservations.




Jenny Wiley State Resort Park at Prestonsburg offers half-day tours that include a continental breakfast and costs $20 for adults and $10 for children under age 12.



Jenny Wiley State Resort Park has a lodge, cottages, campground, Music Highway Grill, hiking trails, disc golf, fishing, a summer theater and recreational activities.




The dates at Jenny Wiley for 2008 are Sept. 20, 21, 27 and 28; Oct. 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26; Nov. 1, 15, 22, 29 and Dec. 6. For 2009, the dates are Jan. 10, 17, 24, 25, 31; Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28 and March 7, 14.



For information and reservations, call Jenny Wiley State Resort Park at 1-800-325-0142.



Group tours are also available at these parks. Call the park for information. For more information about Kentucky State Parks, visit www.parks.ky.gov



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