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Ridge Lizards place 3rd at Bluegrass State Games Click on headline for story + photo(s) By Crystal Moore News from Ridge Lizards Sports Information The Ridge Lizards, men's softball team, placed third in the Men's Class D division, in the Bluegrass State Games held in Lexington July 17-18, 2010. The team is made up of mostly Russell Springs, KY players, but includes the three from Adair County, Jeremy Helm, Corey Helm, and Jeremy Giles, and two players from Barbourville, KY, The full team roster includes: Jeremy Helm, Corey Helm and Jeremy Giles play with Bluegrass State Games 3rd place winners "Ridge Lizards" in the Men's Softball Class D at the Bluegrass State Games. Also pictured are Tim Moore, Keith Brown, Trevor Roy, Bruce Hogue Chris Coffey and Terry Ponder, all of Russell Springs. John Mills, Jason Mills and Craig Campbell of Barbourville, KY. -Crystal Moore This story was posted on 2010-07-20 02:16:21
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