RICHMOND —
The Lady Indians followed up a win over district rival Madison Southern on Saturday with another shutout victory on Wednesday.
Kennedy Harden, Dani Parsley, Maryssa Stewart and Abby Helwig all scored as Madison Central topped Montgomery County in Richmond.
The Lady Indians (12-2-1) have won three straight games and have not allowed a goal in their past four games.
Central had several good scoring chances early, but didn’t score until Helwig scored with 11:35 left in the first half. Stewart took the ball deep into the left corner, fed it to Emily Wiloughby who sent a pass in front to Helwig. The junior fought past a defender and got her foot on the ball.
Parsley made it 2-0 with 7:03 left in the first half. The sophomore defender carried the ball up the left side and launched a shot from just outside the box that beat the goaltender to the far post.
Stewart and Hardin scored in the second half for Central as Samantha Shepherd earned the shutout in goal.
The Lady Indians are set to return to action Wednesday at Harrison County.
Danville 4, Central 1
Zach Brock scored a first-half goal, but Madison Central wasn’t able to knock off Danville Wednesday on the road.
The Admirals picked up a 4-1 win on their Senior Night.
The loss was the third-straight for the Indians (6-8). Levi Knutson had six saves for Central. Austin McAlister had five shots to lead the Indians. Brock had four shots, while Logan Baker, Zach Owsley and Addison McCoy had one shot each.
Central is set to return to action at 8 p.m. today at home against Mercer County.
Paris 5, Berea 0
The Pirates suffered a 5-0 loss to Paris Wednesday on the road.
With the win, the Greyhounds completed a two-game regular-season sweep of Berea Community. Paris also defeated the Pirates 4-1 on Aug. 16 in Berea.
Berea Community (2-10) is set to return to action Monday at Oneida Baptist.
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GIRLS SOCCER: Central blasts Montgomery County, 4-0
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GOLF: Local golfers in the hunt at State Amateur
Several golfers with local connections are still in the hunt for a title after the first day of the 102nd Kentucky Amateur Championships.
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GOLF: Miller takes first place at Tates Creek
Richmond’s Zach Miller coasted to an easy victory Tuesday at a Musselman-Dunne Golf Tour event at Tates Creek Golf Course in Lexington.
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GOLF: Local golfers set to compete at State Amateur
Eight golfers with local connections will tee it up today in the opening round of the 102nd Kentucky Amateur Championship at Bowling Green Country Club.
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H.S. BASEBALL: Central standouts honored
Madison Central baseball players Ben Morin, Ben Fisher and Jimmy Wright have each been selected to participate in postseason events this week in Louisville.
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GOLF: Golfers tee it up for Mike’s Kids
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BASKETBALL: Hawkins' first week as a Wildcat has been a dream come true.
Following the Kentucky All-Star team’s big loss to the Indiana All-Stars Friday at Freedom Hall, Mr. Basketball Dominique Hawkins was immediately surrounded by a throng of reporters as he left the floor.
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GOLF: Miller finishes in third place
Richmond’s Zachary Miller turned in another solid performance Friday in the final round of the Musselman-Dunne Golf Tour event at Long Run Golf Course in Louisville.
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H.S. HOOPS: Indiana rolls past Kentucky
Despite nice performances from former Madison Central stars Ken-Jah Bosley and Mr. Basketball Dominique Hawkins, the Kentucky All-Stars were dominated by Indiana 114-60 Friday at Freedom Hall.
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H.S. HOOPS: Feldhaus, Brooks lead Kentucky past Indiana
Madison County’s dynamic duo of Ashton Feldhaus and Larryn Brooks had a big hand in the Kentucky All-Stars 84-78 win over the Indiana All-Stars Friday in Freedom Hall.
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BOWLING: Cracraft leads the way at Galaxy
Matt Cracraft bowled the best game and series for the men at Galaxy this week, while the highest women’s game and series were bowled by Narita Rose.
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