Today's Sports

MOUNT WASHINGTON - When it came down to a final decision on a college, Bullitt East senior Michael Bozarth decided to follow the family bloodline and attend Centre College.

In the fall, Bozarth will join his older brother, James, on the Colonels football team. The two will both play on the defensive side of the ball.

“It was the right spot for me,” Michael said after finishing up with the final paperwork to send back to the school. “It’s a great education and they had a good financial package. It just feels right.”

Unofficial Results

CASEY’S GENERAL STORE SPRING SPEED FEST

Presented By Salem True Value Hardware

Salem Speedway, Salem, Indiana

Saturday, June 6, 2009

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O’Reilly USA Modified Series

Fast Qualifer: Scott Tomasik, 17.755

Dash (6-Laps): 1. Jones, 2. Johnson, 3. Tomasik, 4. Foster, 5. Carroll, 6. Axsom.

Heat Race (10-Laps): 1. Poole, 2. Scott, 3. Skaggs, 4. Aguill, 5. Coyer, 6. Dager, 7. Popielarz.

SHEPHERDSVILLE -- Bullitt County had a multiple state champion for the first time in over 20 years.

Add to the that the fact that Bullitt County had its first-ever one-two finish in the same event.

Yes, the 2009 Kentucky State Track and Field Championships was a good weekend for the most part. Both of the Bullitt East track teams scored team points as did the North Bullitt girls.

LOUISVILLE - Bullitt East sprint standout Bobby Harrison stood on the infield grass at the University of Louisville track on Friday night with three medals hanging around his neck.

For most athletes in Kentucky, it would have been an electric moment. For Harrison it was really the end of a frustrating day that saw him come up short of some of his goals, namely a state championship in either the 100- or 200-meter dashes or the 4 X 100-meter relay.

Instead, the senior finished fifth in the 200, and sixth in the 100 while the relay team was fourth.