7th Grade ACMS Football Awards
2018-10-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell
2018 7th grade award winners: (Front Row) Ethan Taylor was presented the award for Most Improved Defensive Back; Aiden Burton was presented the award for Most Improved Receiver; Konnor Dews was presented the award for Most Improved Offensive Lineman (Back Row): Travez Taylor was presented the award for Most Improved Defensive Lineman, Outstanding Offensive Lineman; Lane Grant was presented the award for Outstanding Offensive Back, Outstanding Defensive Back; Jakeb Lacy was presented the award for Outstanding Receiver, Outstanding Linebacker, Most Improved Offensive Back; Byron Rodgers was presented the award for Most Improved Linebacker; Timothy Streeval was presented the award for Outstanding Defensive Lineman, Scout Team MVP Comments | Permalink
2018-10-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell
2018 7th grade award winners: (Front Row) Ethan Taylor was presented the award for Most Improved Defensive Back; Aiden Burton was presented the award for Most Improved Receiver; Konnor Dews was presented the award for Most Improved Offensive Lineman (Back Row): Travez Taylor was presented the award for Most Improved Defensive Lineman, Outstanding Offensive Lineman; Lane Grant was presented the award for Outstanding Offensive Back, Outstanding Defensive Back; Jakeb Lacy was presented the award for Outstanding Receiver, Outstanding Linebacker, Most Improved Offensive Back; Byron Rodgers was presented the award for Most Improved Linebacker; Timothy Streeval was presented the award for Outstanding Defensive Lineman, Scout Team MVP Comments | Permalink
Team captains Rogers and Feese
2018-10-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell
ACMS Football 2018 team captains Maddix Rodgers and Colton Feese. Comments | Permalink
2018-10-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell
ACMS Football 2018 team captains Maddix Rodgers and Colton Feese. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Eastern Towhee
2018-10-19 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen All About Birds offers this advice for locating an Eastern Towhee: "Walk slowly along the edges of forests, thickets, and old fields. Listen carefully for the Eastern Towhee's scratchy chewink call, its bright song, or simply any rustling the bird makes in dry leaves. Then lower your eyes to ground level and scan the leaf litter, looking for a scratching towhee or the bright white corners of the bird flashing its tail at you." Comments | Permalink
2018-10-19 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen All About Birds offers this advice for locating an Eastern Towhee: "Walk slowly along the edges of forests, thickets, and old fields. Listen carefully for the Eastern Towhee's scratchy chewink call, its bright song, or simply any rustling the bird makes in dry leaves. Then lower your eyes to ground level and scan the leaf litter, looking for a scratching towhee or the bright white corners of the bird flashing its tail at you." Comments | Permalink
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