The Fleming County Golf Association/Kenton Station Golf Course Two-Man Scramble is set for July 26-27.
The first round will be played at Kenton Station on July 26 and the second round will take place at Fleming County on July 27.
Shotgun tee times are 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
The entry fee is $90 per golfer for members and $110 per golfer for non-members.
At least one golfer per team must be a member of one the courses.
Bryan Walton and Trey Cracraft won last year's scramble.
Shawnee State University golfer Trey Cracraft of Maysville has been named to the CSC-NAIA At-Large Academic All-District Team.
Here is a link to the news release.
Trey Cracraft finished in a three-way tie for sixth place in the River Cities Conference Men's Golf Championship Tournament to earn First-Team All-Conference honors.
Cracraft, a sophomore from Maysville, had rounds of 76, 76 and 74 at The Resort at Glass Springs in Daniels, West Virginia to help the Bears to finish seventh as a team.
Cracraft finished just six shots behind the champion and only two shots behind the third-place finisher.
Logan Hughes, a junior from Flemingsburg, finished in a tie for 29th place.
Shawnee State University sophomore golfer Trey Cracraft of Maysville has been named a NAIA Scholar-Athlete.
Cracraft is studying to become a physical therapy assistant. He currently holds a 3.8 GPA and has passed more than 55 credit hours according to a press release from Shawnee State.
Earlier this month, Cracraft had a fourth-place finish at the Ohio Christian University Spring Invitational and a 15th-place finish at the Alice Lloyd College Last Shot tournament.
Shawnee State finished second in the Ohio Christian University Spring Invitational on Tuesday and Trey Cracraft, with a fourth-place finish, was named to the All-Tournament Team.
Cracraft posted a 36-hole total of 160. It's the second straight year Cracraft has had a top-five finish in the event.
The tournament was played in windy weather on Monday and Tuesday at Crown Hill Golf Club in Williamsport, Ohio.
Trey Cracraft, a sophomore from Maysville, shot a final round 2-under par 70 on Sunday to help the Shawnee State Bears finish fifth out of 14 teams at the Alice Lloyd College Last Shot tournament at Old Bridge Golf Course in Danville.
Cracraft had an eagle on No. 18 and tied for 15th place in the individual standings with a 36-hole score of 5-over 149.
Shawnee State University sophomore Trey Cracraft finished 11th in the individual standings and led the Bears to a seventh place finish in the team competition at the River States Conference Fall Preview.
Cracraft shot a 75 in the first round on Monday and a 74 in the final round on Tuesday at The Resort at Glade Springs in Danville, West Virginia.
It was Shawnee State's final event of the fall portion of the 2024-25 season.
Shawnee State University sophomore Trey Cracraft tied for second place and was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Roger Merb Invitational hosted by Shawnee State.
Cracraft had a 36-hole total of 4-over par 148 at Elks Country Club on Monday.
Shawnee State finished third in the team standings.
The Bears will play in the River States Conference Fall Preview on Monday and Tuesday in Daniels, West Virginia.
Shawnee State University freshman Trey Cracraft of Maysville finished second and was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Ohio Christian University Spring Invitational last week.
Cracraft had a 36-hole total of 159 at Crown Hill Golf Course in Williamsport, Ohio. He finished one-shot behind teammate Daulton McDonald of Manchester who was the Medalist.
The Bears' two teams finished 1-2 in the team standings and had the first through fourth golfers in the individual standings.
Shawnee State will compete in the UPike Spring Invitational on Monday and Tuesday.
Trey Cracaft's bases loaded single on a 3-2 pitch with two out in the eighth inning gave the Mason County Royals a 6-5 walk-off win over the Montgomery Indians Wednesday evening.
It was the fourth lead change of the game.
Mason County led 1-0 after the first inning. Montgomery County grabbed the lead with two runs in the second inning. Eli Porter hit a three-run home run in the third inning to give the Royals a 4-2 lead. The Indians plated three runs in the fourth inning to go back in front. A sacrific fly by Cray Fite in the fifth inning tied the score.
Mason County has won three straight games and five of their last six.
The Royals (16-5) will host the Russell Red Devils today at 6 p.m. The game was originally scheduled Friday but was moved up to today because of the forecast for rain Friday.
Landon Scilley went 4-for-5, had four RBI and scored four runs and the Mason County Royals routed the Augusta Panthers 21-0 in four innings in Augusta Wednesday.
Eli Porter homored and Trey Cracraft and Cole Messer combined on a one-hitter.
Messer and Cole Horch also had three RBI apiece. The Royals had 17 hits and 18 RBI.
The Royals scored three runs in the first inning, four in the second, six in the third and eight in the fourth.
Mason County (13-4) will play the Beechwood Tigers Saturday at 11 a.m. in the David Irey Foundation Invitational at Beechwood.
The Mason County Royals rallied with two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning and beat the Normandy Invaders of Parma, Ohio 4-3 Thursday in their final game at Tampa Bay Spring Training.
The Royals only had three hits off Kent State signee Ben Rabatin, but the hard-throwing right-hander threw two wild pitches that brought home the tying run and the go-ahead run.
Rabatin, who hit 94 MPH on the radar gun several times, struck out 11 and walked one.
Mason County starter Landon Scilley allowed three runs on six hits, strking out nine and walking one in six innings.
Royals reliever Cameron Rosel walked the first three batters in the seventh inning, but pitched out of the jam to record the save. With the infield in, Mason County forced out a runner at the plate on a ground ball to short. Rosel fanned the next batter and a fly out to center field gave the Royals their third win of the spring break trip.
Trey Cracraft, Eli Porter and Connor Butler each had a hit. Porter and Carson Pugh were both hit by pitches.
Mason County (9-2) will play the Estill County Engineers Monday at 6 p.m. at Estill County in a semifinal game of the Kentucky 2A Championship Section 6 Tournament.
The Mason County Lady Royals softball team and the Mason County Royals baseball team both recorded two wins today on their spring break trips.
The Lady Royals edged Franklin Monroe of Pitsburg, Ohio 3-2 and defeated Elliott County 17-9 at the Ripken Experience in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
Trey Cracraft's RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning gave the Royals a 2-1 walk-off win over Lake Oconee Academy of Greensboro, Georgia this morning at Tampa Bay Spring Training.
Cole Messer tied the game with an RBI single in the sixth inning.
Eli Porter started for the Royals and gave up one run on three hits and struck out 12 in six innings.
Cracraft pitched a perfect seventh inning and was the winning pitcher.
The Royals beat Wakefield of Arlington, Virginia 5-1 tonight. Cray Fite picked up his second win of the season.
Mason County seniors Macey Littleton and Trey Cracraft signed today to continue their golf and academic careers at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth.
Littleton qualified for the girls' state golf tournament as an individual her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons. Last season she was the medalist in several regular season matches, led the Lady Royals to their first region championship since 2012, finished fourth in the Kentucky 2A Championships and finished ninth in the state tournament.
Littleton was named to the girls' All-Region team.
Cracraft was a key member of the Royals' golf team that won a Kentucky 2A sectional championship and the KHSAA Region 12 championship. He won the Mason County/St. Patrick Invitational and tied for 19th at the All-State Championship.
Cracraft was named to the boys' All-Region team.
Mason County freshman Jake Feldhaus is the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association's Region 12 Player of the Year and Mason County Royals coach Bryson Bennett is the Region 12 Coach of the Year.
Feldhaus is joined on the All-Region team by Mason County seniors Grant Owens and Trey Cracraft.
Mason County senior Macey Littleton was named to the girls' All-Region team.
Feldhaus, a second team all-stater, won the the Bronco Invitational and the Cooper Classic and was the Kentucky 2A sectional medalist. He tied for fifth at the All-State Championship and tied for 17th at the state tournament.
Bennett guided the Royals to the Kentucky 2A sectional championship, a third place finish in the Kentucky 2A Championship, a 10th place finish in the All-State Championship and the Region 12 title in his first season as head coach.
Owens won the Eagle Trace Invitational and the Ashland Invitational and was the Region 12 champion.
Cracraft won the Mason County/St. Patrick Invitational and tied for 19th at the All-State Championship.
Littleton was the medalist in several regular season matches, led the Lady Royals to their first region championship since 2012, finished fourth in the Kentucky 2A Championship and finished ninth in the state tournament.
Your 2022 All-12th Region Players and Coach. Great honor to finish out a terrific season! 🏆🏅 pic.twitter.com/oLoEfHjZyI
— Mason Co Boys Golf (@RoyalsBoysGolf) November 1, 2022
The Mason County boys' golf team's season came to end today with a fourth place finish in the Leachman Buick-GMC-Cadillac/KHSAA State Golf First Round, but freshman Jake Feldhaus qualified for the state finals as an individual.
Mason County had a team score of 32-over 320 at Winchester County Club.
The top three teams from each of the first round sites advance to the state finals in Bowling Green.
Pulaski County (301), Madison Central (305) and Lexington Christian (310) advanced from Site 3 in Winchester.
Feldhaus shot a 4-over 76 to finish T11. Noah Gardner shot an 80, Trey Cracraft an 81, Grant Owens an 83 and Quin Grooms a 94. The top four scores are used for the team score.
The Leachman-Buick-GMC-Cadillac/KHSAA State Finals will be held October 4-5 at Bowling Green Country Club. The practice round is on October 3.
After a tough day with swirling winds, your Royals finished 4th.
— Mason Co Boys Golf (@RoyalsBoysGolf) September 26, 2022
Jake Feldhaus with a T-11, 76 which is good enough to qualify as an individual for Final Round of State at Bowling Green next week. @MCHSRoyals1 @RoyalsAth1etics pic.twitter.com/3Cqi3tmyiQ
The tee times are set for the Leachman Buick-GMC-Cadillac/KHSAA State Golf First Round.
Site 3 for Regions 9-12 for both the boys and girls is the Winchester Country Club. The boys will play on Monday, the girls on Tuesday. Here are Mason County's tee times:
Mason County senior Grant Owens won the Region 12 individual championship and led the Royals to their third straight region championship today at Hidden Cove Golf Course.
Owens shot a 2-under 70 and won the individual championship in a two-hole sudden playoff.
The Royals completed the three-peat by shooting a 297 for a 20-shot victory.
Jake Feldhaus shot an even par 72. Trey Cracraft shot a 77 and Noah Gardner and Quin Grooms each shot a 78.
Mason County and Russell, the runner-up, both advance to the first round of the state at Winchester Country Club.
Gotta love this team. 💙🤍🏆 pic.twitter.com/uEmGfi8jSM
— Mason Co Boys Golf (@RoyalsBoysGolf) September 19, 2022
The Mason County Royals finished in 10th place in the All-State Championship hosted by the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association.
The Royals shot a 27-over 315 in the second round today on the Big Blue course at the University of Kentucky Club in Lexington. Mason County had a 36-hole total of 40-over 616. Taylor County won the tournament at 15-under 561.
Mason County was led today by Trey Cracraft with a 4-over 76. He finished T19 with a 36-hole total of 5-over 149. Grant Owens shot a 77 today. Jake Feldhaus and Noah Gardner each shot an 81.
The Royals will play in the Region 12 tournament on Monday at Hidden Cove Golf Course at Grayson Lake State Park.
The Mason County Royals are in eighth place after the first round of the All-State Championships hosted by the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association.
The Royals shot a 13-over 301 today at Cherry Blossom Golf Course in Georgetown. Taylor County leads at 15-under 273.
Jake Feldhaus shot a 3-under 69 and is T5, four shots off the lead.
Trey Cracraft shot a 73, Grant Owens a 75 and Noah Gardner an 84.
The final round is Sunday at the Big Blue course at the University Club of Kentucky in Lexington.
