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get to advance out of the fi rst round of the state tournament, the season was still a historic suc-cess.

They scored 140 goals, the second most of any team in the state.

Senior Delaney Man-ning was 16th in the state in goals scored, was named 10th Region offensive player of the year and second team all-state.

Allie Bush was named fi rst team all-state and Hernandez, Caitlin Fike, Caitlin Bowling, Julia

Pohl and Shelby Vaughn were all named to all-re-gion teams.

The 2020 Lady Cardi-nals will feature several key contributors from this season’s team as se-niors, including all of the players who made all-re-gion besides Manning and Bowling, who were seniors this season.

“I’m very proud of what this team has ac-complished this season,” Abner said following the team’s fi nal game. “We went from giving up 50 goals this season to only giving up one goal in the state tournament on a penalty kick.”

CARDSContinued from B1

BY LARRY VAUGHTVaught’s Views

Kentucky sophomore Rhyne Howard not only was UK’s leading scorer last year but she was also the consensus national freshman of the year. Kentucky sophomore Ashton Hagans was a starter for coach John Calipari as a freshman and the co-SEC Defensive Player of the Year.

At the UK Women’s Basketball Media Day, I asked Howard if Ha-gans could guard her and keep her from scoring.

“I would just have an arm bar

up because I know he is pretty ac-tive. I wouldn’t try to do anything fancy,” Howard said. “I would be able to score on him … easily. Just keep it simple.”

Easily?“Yes,” Howard said before add-

ing there was not anyone she didn’t think she could score on.

Junior teammate KeKe McKin-ney said she was backing Howard “100 percent” in this matchup.

“No. He cannot guard Rhyne,” McKinney said.

Point guard Chasity Patterson, a Texas transfer, believes Howard

could score on Hagans, too.“She would defi nitely do that

and give him a run for his money on anything else,” Patterson said.

But score easily on Hagans?“I believe it. She could do it,”

Patterson said.McKinney also had no problem

with picking Howard as the best basketball player on campus.

“Hands down she’s the best,” McKinney said.

“Yeah, I believe Rhyne is great and can compete against anybody, so yes I think she is the best player on campus,” Patterson said.

Could Rhyne Howard score on Ashton Hagans?

Rhyne Howard led UK with 20 points in the Wild-cats’ 80-44 win over Southern Indiana in their lone exhibition game. (UK Athletics Photo)

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