Four former Kentucky athletes have been named Mid-South Athletes of the Week.

Signings Pictures Updates

Erico Smith, senior at Spencer County has signed to play football at Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia.  He will also compete for the track team at Lindsey Wilson. 

COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The Lindsey Wilson College women's track and field team has signed Green County High School state-champion Raegan Deaton to an NAIA scholarship, the school announced on Wednesday. 

 

Three Kentucky High School Athletes have announced plans to run in college next year.  (Pictured: duPont Manual's Brad Fieldhouse)

Andrew Willis, Nick Walters, Kotey Crowe, and Sarah Miller have signed to compete in college next year. (Pictured: Sarah Miller, Thomas More College Signee)

In an effort to honor the top track and field performers from Kentucky, KYtrackXC.com will have a weekly set of Athletes of the Week.  There will be Middle School, High School, and College awardees.  Former Kentucky High School Track and Field athletes currently running in college are eligible for the College award, even if he or she attends a school out-of-state.  This week, KYtrackXC.com honors Athletes of the Week for each High School Class since the competition Saturday at the Mason-Dixon Games was broken up into classes.  

Ariel Lyles, senior at Bowling Green High School has committed to Lindsey Wilson College.

Kentucky College Team Rankings based on events ran at the NCAA Division 1 Indoor Championship.  1st overall in each event scores 8 points down to 1 point for the 8th place performance.

List of athletes from Kentucky Colleges participating in NCAA Division I Indoor Championships and NAIA Indoor Championships.

Team rankings are based on the top eight individuals in each event. The rankings do not take into regard the division or size of the college.  Events scored: 60m, 200m, 400m, 800, 1 Mile, 3000m, 5000m, SP, HT, LJ, HJ, TJ, & PV.

These team rankings are based on the top eight individuals in each event. The rankings do not take into regard the division or size of the college. (Pictured: University of Louisville Head Coach Ron Mann)