Reminders from ACSHS.
Note the switch in game times.
Attendance Matters!
Upcoming opportunities for our student-athletes!
Results from Saturday.
Important information for student drivers this year at ACSH. Part 2
Important information for student drivers at ACSh this year. Part 1
Important Information about PICK UP procedures for car riders at ACSH.
Important Information regarding DROP OFF Procedures at ACSH.
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We are excited to share the site layout for the Allen County-Scottsville High School Athletic Project. Take a look at the plan to see how the new and improved athletic facilities will come together across the campus.
Please reach out to Coach Julie South on ParentSquare or email (julie.south@allen.kyschools.us)
**Reminder**
Dead period starts June 25 and will end July 9!
**Reminder**
Dead period starts June 25 and will end July 9!
Contact Coach Stamper for more information!
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Brooklyn Oliver and Maddie Gray Selected Second Team All-State by Kentucky Softball Coaches Association
The end of the 2026 high school softball season in the Commonwealth brings special honors to a pair of Allen County-Scottsville softball players. Rising senior Brooklyn Oliver and rising junior Maddie Gray have been named to the Class 2A All-State Second Team as selected by the Kentucky Softball Coaches Association (KSCA).
For over a quarter of a century, KSCA coaches have selected the top players across the state for All-State designation. Despite the fact that Kentucky softball is unclassified by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association, the KSCA breaks down the top players by school size. First, Second, and Honorable Mention players are named in Class A, 2A, and 3A. following the softball state tournament.
Oliver’s Second Team placement was in recognition of an outstanding season in which she pitched in 28 games, amassing a total of 157.1 innings. Oliver fanned 177 batters while walking 54. Overall, her record was 20-6. Offensively, Oliver batted a team-high .441 with nine home runs, four triples, and 12 doubles. She led AC-S with 45 hits.
Gray’s second-team selection capped a sensational sophomore season. Second on the team in hitting (.435), Gray finished with 17 home runs----a school record for most home runs in a single season. She also had 40 hits, including six doubles.
The pair are among 24 Lady Patriot players that have been chosen as All-State players (1st, 2nd, or Honorable Mention) since selections began in 1999. Several players were selected multiple times during their AC-S careers.
The KHSAA state tournament ended last Saturday with South Warren winning their first state title and capping an undefeated 45-0 season. AC-S closed the year last month with a 21-12 worksheet against top-level competition including four games against teams that played in the state tournament.
The end of the 2026 high school softball season in the Commonwealth brings special honors to a pair of Allen County-Scottsville softball players. Rising senior Brooklyn Oliver and rising junior Maddie Gray have been named to the Class 2A All-State Second Team as selected by the Kentucky Softball Coaches Association (KSCA).
For over a quarter of a century, KSCA coaches have selected the top players across the state for All-State designation. Despite the fact that Kentucky softball is unclassified by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association, the KSCA breaks down the top players by school size. First, Second, and Honorable Mention players are named in Class A, 2A, and 3A. following the softball state tournament.
Oliver’s Second Team placement was in recognition of an outstanding season in which she pitched in 28 games, amassing a total of 157.1 innings. Oliver fanned 177 batters while walking 54. Overall, her record was 20-6. Offensively, Oliver batted a team-high .441 with nine home runs, four triples, and 12 doubles. She led AC-S with 45 hits.
Gray’s second-team selection capped a sensational sophomore season. Second on the team in hitting (.435), Gray finished with 17 home runs----a school record for most home runs in a single season. She also had 40 hits, including six doubles.
The pair are among 24 Lady Patriot players that have been chosen as All-State players (1st, 2nd, or Honorable Mention) since selections began in 1999. Several players were selected multiple times during their AC-S careers.
The KHSAA state tournament ended last Saturday with South Warren winning their first state title and capping an undefeated 45-0 season. AC-S closed the year last month with a 21-12 worksheet against top-level competition including four games against teams that played in the state tournament.
Lady Patriot golf meeting on June 16.
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