Lafayette and Sayre win district championships

Harold Fergus June 1, 2021 Lexington Kentuky Leave a comment 49 Views


LEXINGTON, Ky (WTVQ) – This week the playoffs have arrived for the Kentucky high school baseball and softball teams. A welcome sight since their entire season was canceled last season due to the pandemic.

Here in Lexington, several tournaments take place across the city. The 43rd District softball tournament kicked off Monday between LCA and Dunbar.

While softball tournaments are just beginning, baseball tournaments are coming to an end. Sayre faced Frederick Douglass for the 42nd District Championship earlier in the day. Then Lafayette faced LCA for the 43rd district championship in a nightcap.

Bryan Kennedy of ABC 36 provides highlights from the day’s games.


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Bryan Kennedy is from Bluegrass State. He was born and raised in Owensboro, KY, where he graduated from Apollo High School in 2006. Bryan graduated from the University of Kentucky with a degree in Audiovisual Journalism and a minor in Spanish in 2010. He also received his Masters in Sports Media and Branding from Western Kentucky University. While in the UK, Bryan was the general manager of the campus television station. He also did sports, anchor, production and even weather reporting for UK Student News Network. While working for UKSNN, he also had the pleasure of covering Coach John Calipari’s first press conference when he was introduced as the new head coach of the Kentucky Wildcats; easily one of his favorite moments as a young sports journalist. Prior to coming to ABC 36, Bryan was a morning anchor and reporter for WXXV News 25, our sister station in Gulfport, MS. It anchored over four hours of news each day, including morning shows on NBC and Fox. In the south, Bryan had the opportunity to cover the Sugar Bowl, the New Orleans Saints and the New Orleans Pelicans. After spending just over two years at WXXV, Bryan is extremely excited to return home. In his spare time Bryan enjoys playing sports, especially rugby. He also enjoys crossfitting and watching sports (obviously). He’s extremely excited to cover central Kentucky. Feel free to say hello and send article ideas [email protected]

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