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Baldwin named new head baseball coach
Rowan County Senior High School has named Tim Baldwin as the new head coach for the Vikings baseball team. Baldwin, a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University, is eager to begin his first high school head coaching position. Baldwin, an alumnus of Johnson Central High School, recalled playing opposite Rowan County Senior High School’s baseball team while he was in high school.
“I want to thank Rowan County Schools for giving me this opportunity. This is a dream come true,” said Baldwin. “I’ve been taught that success comes to people who believe in doing things the right way. That’s what I teach both in the classroom and on the field.”
Rowan County School Superintendent Marvin Moore spoke of the history of RCSHS Baseball.
“This school has had a rich tradition when it comes to baseball. I think Tim will be a good fit in that tradition.” Moore also noted Baldwin’s work as a classroom teacher. “I believe that you have to look for a good classroom teacher to find a good coach. Tim Baldwin is just that. If you’re successful in the classroom, you’ll be successful on the field.”
Mark Murray, principal of Rowan County Senior High School, stated, “I’ve known Tim Baldwin almost all his life and I know his background. We are most excited to welcome Tim into the Viking Family. Tim will be a great asset to the program building on this school’s rich baseball tradition.”
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Vikings dominate at Death Valley Bowl
The Rowan County Vikings traveled to Lincoln County Friday night for the Death Valley Bowl. The guys in green slammed the Patriots 42-20.
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RCMS takes twin wins from West
The Rowan County Middle School Vikings had a great night Thursday, pulling off two wins over West Carter.
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Vikes take down Estill
The Vikings moved to 2-1 on their season Thursday night with a home win over Estill County, 3-1.
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Lady Vikings spike another victory
The Lady Vikings moved to 5-7 on the season Thursday with a 2-0 victory over East Carter at home.
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Kentucky Fish and Wildlife opens nearly 1,300 acres to public use
Hunters have 1,293 additional acres to enjoy for the 2010-11 hunting season at the new Marion County Wildlife Management Area (WMA) and State Forest, located southeast of Lebanon. The WMA officially opens to the public on Saturday, Aug. 21.
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Ballard thrilled with fall camp progress
Morehead State football coach Matt Ballard is always optimistic this time of year. He has veterans working hard and fresh young talent eager to prove they can play at the Division I level.
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Teater finishes tied for 18th at Wyndham Championship
Former Morehead State men’s golfer Josh Teater finished tied for 18th at the PGA Tour Event Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Teater shot a 14-under par 266 (66-68-67-65).
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Women's Golf schedule includes new events for 2010-11
Morehead State women’s golf coach Stephanie Barker released the Eagles regular season schedule for the 2010-11 season Friday.
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Lady Vikings grab two in a row
The Lady Viking volleyball team found their rhythm this week with two wins on the road. On Tuesday night, the gals in green traveled to Lewis County to nab a 2-0 victory.
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Soccer gals go 1-1 on the road
The Lady Vikings are 2-2 on the season after going 1-1 in week two. On Monday night Rowan’s gals traveled to East Carter and suffered a 6-0 loss to the Lady Raiders.
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