Beech Tree News Network

The BCHS tennis teams kicked-off their 2012 seasons this week.  The girls are off to a 2-0 start, while the boys split their two matches, for a 1-1 record.

After the first week of action, the BCHS Baseball saw tough competition in two games, and had two dates canceled due to the heavy rains that came in over the weekend. 

The Bears dropped the first two games of the 2012 season to quality opponents. On Saturday March 10, the Bears suffered a defeat on their season opening game to the number 17 ranked (KHSAA Coaches Poll) Henderson County Colonels in 26-2 loss. 

Graduate program a first for WKU's School of Journalism & Broadcasting

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Beginning this fall, the WKU Department of Kinesiology, Recreation & Sport (KRS) will expand the concentrations available through the M.S. in Recreation & Sports Administration. Through a partnership with WKU's School of Journalism & Broadcasting, KRS will offer an online concentration in Sport Media & Branding.

“This joint effort is academically rigorous and uniquely the first of its kind,” said KRS Professor William Hey.

With temperatures warming up across the Commonwealth, it is beginning to feel like baseball season. With an earlier start date mandated by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association, high school teams across the state are getting ready to play ball. The Bears headed to Henderson County this past weekend to take on the Colonels in their first regular season game of the year.

Former Butler County standout and current Murray State pitcher CheyAnne Gaskey earned her second collegiate victory Sunday afternoon against Tennessee State. The Racers (8-4, 3-0 OVC) needed just five innings to defeat the Tigers (6-11, 0-3 OVC) 10-0 to complete the three-game series sweep of TSU. The sweep was the first in the history of the Murray State Softball program. Gaskey struck out three batters over five innings and gave up just three hits to the Tigers.

Butler County Little League will be hosting sign-up at the Upward Basketball games on Saturday, March 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the BCMS gym. Entry fee is $50.00.

Anyone interested in coaching Butler County Youth Football for the 2012 season needs to contact Head Coach Ryan Emmick. We are currently preparing for our 2012 Youth Football season and future Youth Football coaching clinics. Those interested need to contact Coach Emmick at 270-999-4161 by April 6th.

BCHS Baseball/ Girls Fastpitch Softball season passes will be on sale at the BCHS front office during school day hours.
 
Adult Season Pass             $ 40.00
BC Schools Student Pass   $ 15.00
 
GENERAL ADMISSION AT GATE:
$3.00 ---STUDENTS  K-12
$5.00--- ADULTS
 
Take advantage of this season pass offer.

The boys’ basketball team from BCHS traveled to the Sportscenter in Owensboro on Thursday night for the opening round of the 3rd Region Basketball Tournament. The Bears had a tough matchup with the Green Wave of Meade County. The game would be a final goodbye for four BCHS seniors; players Dylan Goodall and Lucas Bratcher, and cheerleaders Jailyn Oaks and Raven Brooks.

While the Butler County High School Bears (boys’ basketball) were at Owensboro playing in the 3rd Regional Tournament, players from Western Kentucky and the University of Louisville met up at the Butler County High School gym for a friendly and sometimes intense game of dodgeball.