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2505 1st Ave, Seattle, WA | Directions 9812147.614750 -122.349115
Sat: 5pm-1am, Sun-Mon: 6pm-10pm, 5pm-11pm, Tue-Thu: 6pm-10pm, 5pm-7pm, 5pm-11pm, Fri: 5pm-7pm, 5pm-1am
Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
Ready for a meat-tastic flashback? This retro-cool steakhouse specializes in thick slabs of well-marbled beef and traditional sides, served a la carte. Make the experience complete with a Caesar tossed table-side and then finish with an order of Bananas Foster. There's a decent happy hour at the bar and it runs all night on Mondays.
A little spendy outside of happy hour but fortunately they have happy starting at 4:00 p.m. everyday. Great bevs & bites for just $4 -$14. Don't miss the $12 bar burger.
Room for lots of improvement...................... – Very disappointed in the new El Gaucho since it moved to First Avenue. A far, far, far cry from it's prior location in downtown with regard to service. Actually the food is still excellent, it's just the cooks don't know the true meaning of a rare or medium rare steak or how to judge thickness when cooking these steaks for the customer. HINT: go to Jak's and take a lesson on how to cook steaks.
Service very uppity and slow (unless you plan on having a 4 hour dinner with more wait time than eating and relaxing).
As for the women with the baby complaining about the extreme kissing couple - El Gaucho may be listed as a family friendly restaurant - but it's NO place for an infant. People that go to nice and expensive restaurants go to relax and enjoy the company their with - not to be entertained by a fussy crying baby from across the room. Use you brain lady!!
Overrated; cold staff – You expect so much more from the place, but it doesn't deliver. Go somewhere else. Too dark, too loud. My fish was good, but others' steaks were not - overcooked and dry. Primary server and host definitely not warm or friendly. Had a great time anyway, but that was mostly due to good company!
Worst Experience Ever at Steak House – For the amount of money my fiance and I spent (over $500) for dinner, one would think they would've acknowledged the over-cooked steak without having to have an NFL like "review" of the slab to determine it to be just that - over-cooked. by the time I got my steak back my fiance was almost through with hers. The salad was supposed to be a ceasar salad - and our server was so incredibely snotty that we were actually making fun of her by the time we left. If we weren't en-route to the opera and off to Hawaii the day after we would have excused ourselves and cut down on the bill much earlier, but we are blessed and life is good for us - even when the food or service isn't. But if we were strapped and if i was trying to impress business partners - I would be writing a letter to Mackay Rest. Group rather than reviewing them on City Search. From the hostess rolling her eyes at us, to our snotty waiter, and to the GM who disappeared after saying he would comp items off our bill - that were never taken off and couldn't be approved otherwise - a thumbs down expereience. Truly dissappointing. go to the met, or Ruth's Chris, or Daniels, or Jacks, or Sizzler for that matter.
What can you say it is the best – If you have some extra money and want to treat you and the wife out. This is the place. Great food great service. The best wine around.
There are better choices for a good steak. – This place is mainly hype, but what do you expect from a belltown restaurant?
After dining hear and at Canlis in the same month, I would go to Canlis again and forget about El Gaucho.
It is tough to be pretentious enough to make me not want to go back to a high end steak house, but they just did not appreciate our patronage.
Meat lovers paradise – One of the best steaks in Seattle. Thick. Juicy. Rare. Yum!
Amazing service, tasty food, plush, romantic atmosphere – OK, I've always loved El Gaucho but when I tried their mac & cheese for only $12 (a side dish) I fell even deeper in love. It is the ultimate comfort food. A penne pasta with a white cheesy sauce that isn't too rich. Yummmmy! Also when you fill out the info card in your bill jacket, they send $25.00 Gift cards via Email on Birthdays & Anniversaries. Now that the Bellevue one opened which is even more extravagant than Seattle I have to go at least every other month for occasions, big & small.
worst dining experience ever – I live in Seattle and I have been to El Gaucho quite a few times in the past years with mostly favorable opinion about the service and food.
But today it all changed, I went with my husband and baby to celebrate my bday.
First the ceasar salad we ordered had too much citrus flavor and didn't taste like what you would consider a good ceasar salad ( the server said he would take it off the bill, but at the end didn't).
Second, they took almost an hour after the salad finished to bring the steak, and they had overcooked my husband's filet...but was good enough to get a new one for him.
Third, one of the table in the room was occupied by a tourist and "his fiance". They were making out pretty much in open after they had finished eating. I mentioned the situation to the assistant manager, and he pretty much didn't seem surprised by it, but rather just apologized for me having witnessed it. I couldn't stomach sitting there and having to look at them, therefore we didn't even stick around to have dessert, and I just waited by the hostess while my husband finished paying the bill.
I thought this was an upstanding steak house in Seattle. But today I had the worst service, barely tolerable food, and an ambiance I would rather not revisit anytime soon.
I am so angry that I ended up wasting a good birthday dinner with my family at this place. shame on you El Gaucho, this goes against everything you claim on your website about families sharing special moments. Its hard for new parents to get time to have dinner, and you guys don't really care about the locals at all...it seems to be all about who buys the most drinks even if there are questionable behaviors.
I am sorry to say that from now on I will not recommend this place for local families.
Date: March 20th, 8-10pm
Definitely a Classic – El Gaucho is an Oldie but always a Favorite place to dine in my list of top Seattle are restaurants! You simply cannot find better service at an upscale restaurant. From an escort that walks you to the restrooms, to tableside service; El Gaucho is all about catering to the individual!
The steaks at El Gaucho are prime, the martinis made to perfection. Inadequate food or service simply let your wait staff know and the issue will be resolved.
El Gaucho gives off the Classical Era of Cigars, Dirty Martinis, James Bond - 007, and Frank Sinatra. Being in such a class atmosphere, you are truly transformed.
So whether you dine at El Gaucho for a special occasion or just because, El Gaucho is a place to talk about!
By the way - The Happy Hour Sunday through Friday is phenomenal.
Clearly has enough business, doesn't need more... – After 4 detailed phone messages left on the reservations line, and two website requests to make arrangements for a reservation for a room to acommodate a group of 7 for complete holiday season dinner and libations, not one message or email was responded to.
When our host called and asked to speak to a manager, a call later came back from the same staffer on whose voicemail the phone requests for reservations had been left.
EXCUSE GIVEN? " So Sorry, I never got any of your phone messages, or website emails". Nothing more, nothing less.
So, needless to say we are taking our reservation plans to another establishment who may be looking for customers to accomodate in this season of social gatherings and celebrations.
Perhaps this will leave Dominique free to accomodate other customers who don't inconvenience her with reservation phone calls and emails.
Topic of conversation at the new location for our gathering? Don't bother trying to make reservations at El Gaucho, they are busy enough with existing clientelle, and won't receive your message for reservations anyway.
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Petty Cash Funds
Responsible Office: University Controller
Effective January 1, 2012
The New York University Petty Cash Policy is set forth to provide a process and guidance to those academic and administrative units who wish to maintain a petty cash fund and have sought the appropriate approval for that fund as outlined below.
Petty Cash Fund Custodians, Fiscal Officers and any one within the University who has a fiduciary responsibility for any part of the petty cash fund.
The purpose of petty cash funds is to provide cash sufficient to cover minor office expenditures, reimbursements to students, and payments to participants in research studies.
All employee reimbursements and advances must use the AP Work Flow process.
Related Documents
- NYU Business Expenses Policy
- NYU Expense Reimbursement Policy
- NYU Purchasing Policies and Procedures Manual
- Applicable NYU School and Department Policies
- Specific Sponsor Agency Guidelines
Direct any general questions about the University's Petty Cash Funds Policy to your academic or administrative Fiscal Officers.
If you have additional questions, relating to Petty Cash Funds, please contact:
Policy Clarification, Custodian Responsibilities, Establishing, Increasing, Reducing or Terminating a Petty cash Fund
Academic or Administrative unit representative in General & Restricted Accounting, Controller's Division
Loss or Theft of Petty cash Fund
Public Safety
Internal Audit
Reimbursement of Petty Cash Expenses Charged to Sponsored Programs
Academic or administrative unit representative in Office of Sponsored Programs Accounting
Replenishing a Petty cash Fund
Office of the Bursar, 25 West 4th Street
All questions relating to School of Medicine Petty Cash funds should be directed to the NYULMC Controller's Office.
These definitions apply to these terms as they are used in this policy.
The individual granted the authority to review and approve (or reject) transactions that require the use of University funds. The signature of the Approver on the reimbursement or payment request form signifies that the Approver has verified the request for compliance to applicable University policies.
Business Expenses
Costs of goods or services that foster or support the missions of the University.
Fund Custodian
The individual appointed to manage the petty cash fund, including temporary custodians designated in the absence of the individual named in the Request to Establish a Petty Cash Fund form.
Petty Cash Fund
A fund established for valid purchases of small value that are made outside of the regular purchasing cycle and system.
New York University
Petty cash funds are established and maintained by authorized academic or administrative units of the University for the purpose of providing cash sufficient to cover minor office expenditures, reimbursements to students, and payments to participants in research studies. All employee requests for reimbursement and advances must be submitted through AP Work Flow.
This policy provides the guidelines on establishing, managing, and terminating petty cash funds. It is intended to help faculty and staff to:
- understand the Universitys rules on the use of petty cash funds;
- properly record and report transactions processed through petty cash funds; and,
- know the responsibilities of employees involved in the use and management of petty cash funds.
The Business Expenses Policy of the University should be consulted for guidance on which expenses are legitimate or valid and thus may be incurred using University funds. The Universitys Purchasing Policies and Procedures Manual should also be consulted for guidance on how certain types of purchases may be made.
Individuals who request reimbursement from the petty cash fund are advised to check applicable policies issued by their school, department, or unit as they may be more restrictive than the University policy.
University Policies on Business Expenses, Purchasing, and Reimbursement
Any transaction that involves the use of University funds is subject to specific policies and requirements of both the University and the government (see the "Related Documents" section above). All individuals involved in any transaction related to petty cash funds are required to know those policies and understand the requirements that apply in particular to business expenses, purchasing, and expense reimbursement.
The Business Expenses Policy of the University should be consulted for guidance on which expenses are legitimate or valid and thus may be incurred using University funds. Individuals who use personal funds for expenses they will request the University to remunerate are advised to refer to the policy, before they incur any expenses, to avoid incurring costs that may not be reimbursed. Individuals who approve or process requests for reimbursement are required to know and understand the policy, to ensure that University funds are used appropriately and to assist compliance to applicable University and government requirements.
The University's Purchasing Policies and Procedures Manual should also be consulted for guidance on how certain types of purchases may be made. Certain expenses may be subject to specific procurement rules and requirements of the University and the government.
The Expense Reimbursement Policy should be referred to for guidance on how specific expenses are reported and reimbursed. Unless noted in this document as not required for transactions processed through the imprest petty cash fund, the guidelines detailed in the Expense Reimbursement Policy of the University apply.
Note: It is the responsibility of the Approver and the Fund Custodian to know, understand, and enforce this policy on petty cash funds and other University policies.
Purpose and Use of the Petty Cash Fund
The petty cash fund must be disbursed only for minor student expenses, not to exceed $150, that are valid and for which appropriate documentation is supplied. If a valid receipt in not available and the expense is less than $25, an explanation of the expense must be included on EXP2000P when receipts are submitted for replenishment of a petty cash fund.
Expenses that May Be Reimbursed from the Fund
Expenses that may be reimbursed from the petty cash fund include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Payments to Human Subjects, when the fund is set up for this purpose. All expenses must be allocated to account 65295 - "Payments to Human Subjects"
- Student related expenses such as taxi fare, parking fees, tolls not connected with University Travel. Reimbursement may not exceed $150.
- Meal allowance (normally provided when an exempt employee is required to work two or more hours over regular time; the rate at date of publication is $10. See the HR policies online for more information)
- Incidental office expenses
Expenses that May Not Be Reimbursed from the Fund
Expenses that must NOT be reimbursed from the petty cash fund include, but are not limited to:
- All employee travel advances and reimbursements must be processed through AP Workflow. Per diem allowances are not reimbursed through the petty cash fund.
- Expenses that do not comply with the Business Expenses Policy and Expense Reimbursement Policy of the University (e.g., personal expenses, any fraudulent and illegal expense, expenses that will be reimbursed from another source).
- Student related purchases in excess of $150 per order. Students have the alternative to complete the EXP2000S form for expenses up to $300. This form will be taken to the Office of the Bursar. The student must present a valid student id with the request.
The Petty Cash Fund may not be used to cash checks of any kind or to grant salary advances to University personnel.
Establishing a Petty Cash Fund
To establish a petty cash fund for an academic or administrative unit, do the following:
1. Complete the Form for Petty Cash Funds -- EXP2000P and
2. Form to Request to Establish a Petty Cash Fund EXP2000Pa
Both forms must be completed before documents will be reviewed.
Submit both forms in PDF to General and Restricted Accounting at the Controllers Division.
The Custodian named on the form will be notified if the request has been approved. The Controller evaluates the purpose for which the fund is established, the appropriateness of the amount being requested, measures taken to safeguard the fund, etc.
Note: Only permanent employees of the University may be designated as Custodian or Alternate Custodian.
To obtain the cash for the fund, the Custodian must present both approved forms to the Office of the Bursar. The Office of the Bursar requires Fund Custodians to present a valid NYU identification card to process transactions.
Custodian Responsibilities
- The Custodian is responsible for the security of the fund. He/She must ensure that the fund is kept in either a locked box stored in a locked cabinet or safe to which only he/she has access.
- The Custodian is responsible for the management and disbursement of the fund according to applicable policies of the University. He/She must apply the documentation and approval rules of the University that govern business expenses and expense reimbursement, and must keep adequate records substantiating disbursements he/she makes from the fund.
- The Custodian must keep a log of all petty cash transactions and use this log when reconciling and replenishing the fund.
- The Custodian must complete a reconciliation report and confirm possession of the fund to their Fiscal Officer each month. The report must be signed by both and be kept on file with the log; both report and log must be readily available for General and Restricted Accounting or Internal Audit review. General and Restricted Accounting and Internal Audit will perform unannounced examinations of the report, log, and fund at random.
- In case of minor discrepancies (or when receipts and cash on hand do not reconcile), the Custodian must inform the Fiscal Officer and General and Restricted Accounting. Inquiries from General and Restricted Accounting should be responded to in a timely fashion. Unresolved reconciling items will result in suspension of the fund.
Note: In case of major discrepancies, refer to Lost or Stolen Petty Cash Fund within this document.
Fiscal Officers Responsibility
Maintaining a Petty Cash Fund
The petty cash fund is the property of the University and must be used in accordance with its applicable policies. It must be under the control solely of the Custodian named on the request form or, in his/her absence, the Alternate Custodian also identified on the form. In the absence of both, any individual who assumes management of the fund on a temporary basis becomes the Fund Custodian. General and Restricted Accounting must be notified immediately, using the appropriate form (See Changing Fund Custodian), when the Custodian and Alternate Custodian are unable to fulfill their duties.
Non-Compliance with this policy will result in suspension of the Petty Cash Fund.
Due to the nature of minor expenditures reimbursed through the petty cash fund, the University does not require an Expense Reimbursement Form (EXP2000P) to be completed for every request submitted to the Fund Custodian. Form EXP2000P is necessary only when reimbursement request is submitted to the Office of the Bursar. Minor expenditures are reported together by the Fund Custodian on Form EXP2000P when replenishment needs to be processed through the Bursar. This form is reviewed by the Approver to verify that expenses paid from the petty cash fund are valid and permissible.
Increasing, Decreasing, or Terminating a Petty Cash Fund
A petty cash fund may be reduced, increased, or terminated at any time.
Increasing a Fund
To increase the amount of a petty cash fund, the Approver should complete both the EXP2000P and EXP2000Pa forms, indicating the Z number for the existing fund and the amount the fund is to increase.
Decreasing a Fund
To decrease the amount of the petty cash fund, the Approver must:
- Complete an EXP2000P form and take the form and the excess funding to the Bursar for deposit, including an explanation of why the fund is being decreased or closed to the Banking Window in the Office of the Bursar.
- Send a copy of the EXP2000P, a fund reconciliation, and proof of deposit to General and Restricted Accounting.
Terminating a Fund
When terminating a fund, the Custodian must ensure that the following are satisfied:
- outstanding requests are paid;
- receipts and cash on hand are reconciled;
- all logs and reconciliation records are on file in case of audit review;
- An EXP2000P form is completed and the funds are deposited with the Bursar.
- General and Restricted Accounting is notified in writing and provided with a copy of the final EXP2000P form, the final reconciliation form, and the record of the deposit (stamped copy of the Transmittal for Funds to be Deposited) made at the Bursars Office.
When a petty cash fund is inactive for six months, the fund will be suspended.
Changing the Custodian/Alternate Custodian
In case of the Custodians absence, the individual named as Alternate Custodian on the Request to Establish a Petty Cash Fund form should assume management of the fund. If either the Custodian or Alternate Custodian is no longer available to manage the petty cash fund a Petty Cash Fund Transfer of Custodial Responsibilities form must be completed and sent to General and Restricted Accounting.
Lost or Stolen Petty Cash Fund
In the event of theft or loss of the petty cash fund, the Universitys Public Safety and Internal Audit departments must be immediately notified (General and Restricted Accounting will be notified by Internal Audit). An investigation will be conducted.
Documentation Requirements
Reconciliation and Replenishment of the Fund
When the petty cash fund requires replenishment, the Custodian must:
- Reconcile the receipts of transactions paid from the fund with the cash on hand;
- Complete an Expense Reimbursement Form (EXP2000P) to report all expenses incurred and paid from the fund;
- Attach to the completed Form EXP2000P, all receipts and other documentation that were submitted with the requests for reimbursement. For those reimbursements where a receipt does not exist and the amount is under $25.00, include an explanation on the EXP2000P for that item.
- Submit to the Fiscal Officer for review and approval and;
- Take the approved Form EXP2000P with the attachments, in person, to the Office of the Bursar.
Every month, the Custodian must perform a reconciliation of the petty cash fund and provide a report to the Fiscal Officer for review and approval.


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(Radical Bladder Removal, Partial Bladder Removal)
- A radical cystectomy removes all of the bladder, nearby lymph nodes, part of the urethra, and nearby organs that may contain cancer cells.
- A partial cystectomy removes part of the bladder.
Reasons for Procedure
- Cancer of the bladder
- Problems with nerve-muscle control of the bladder
- Bladder damage from radiation or chemotherapy
- Bladder damage or bleeding from other conditions, treatments, or injuries
Possible Complications
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Loss of sexual function
- Fluid build-up in the abdominal cavity
- Damage to other organs
- Blockage of urine flow from the ureters to the bladder
- Nutrition problems, depending on the bowel segments used to create a way for urine to drain
- Blood clots
- Reaction to anesthesia
- Urinary incontinence
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Prior to Procedure
- Anti-inflammatory drugs
- Blood thinners
- Antiplatelets
Description of Procedure
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Post-procedure Care
- A stay in the intensive care unit may be needed.
- During surgery, a tube will be placed from the nose to the stomach. It will stay there for several days. Because you cannot eat with the tube in place, you will receive IV fluids.
- If a urine bag was attached during the surgery, you will be taught how to dispose of urine.
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
- Washing your hands often and reminding your healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incision
- Difficult physical activity should be avoided for 4-6 weeks.
- Avoid heavy lifting, straining, and sexual activity until your doctor tells you it is okay.
- Driving and climbing stairs is usually allowed. Ask your doctor about any restrictions.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
Call Your Doctor
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, heavy bleeding, or discharge from the incision and/or stoma site
- Persistent nausea and/or vomiting
- Pain that you cannot control with the medicines you have been given
- Inability to urinate or difficulty urinating, extreme cloudiness or pus in the urine, a bad odor to the urine
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov
Urology Care Foundation http://www.urologyhealth.org
Canadian Urological Association http://www.cua.org
Public Health Agency of Canada http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca
Bladder cancer facts. AP John Institute for Cancer Research website. Available at: http://www.apjohncancerinstitute.org/cancer/bladder.htm. Accessed July 17, 2013.
Cystectomy information binder. Johns Hopkins Medicine website. Available at: http://urology.jhu.edu/bladder/Cystectomy.pdf. Accessed July 17, 2013.
Maffezzini M, Campodonico F, et al. Current perioperative management of radical cystectomy with intestinal urinary reconstruction for muscle-invasive bladder cancer and reduction of the incidence of postoperative ileus. Surg Oncol. 2008;17(1):41-48.
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Trigg County will try and get back on the winning track when they participate in the First Southern National Bank Christmas Classic in Russellville.
The Lady Wildcats (1-4) look to snap a four-game losing streak against winless Russellville (0-6) tonight at 6pm at RHS. Trigg has never beaten Russellville in seven career meetings.
Other games in the tournament has Hopkins County Central (2-6) vs. Spencer County (2-7); Logan County (0-8) vs. Middlesboro (3-5); and Livingston Central (4-3) vs. North Laurel (0-7).
There will be no radio coverage of Trigg's games at Russellville.
Meanwhile, Hopkinsville, University Heights, and Todd County Central are part of the eight-team field at the Murray Bank Lady Tiger Classic that begins today at Murray High.
Hopkinsville (3-5) plays McCracken County (5-4) at 6pm. UHA (7-0) puts their unbeten mark on the line at 4:30pm against Dresden, Tennessee. The Lions (8-2) average 63 points a game on offense and have held three of their opponents to under 20 points.
Todd County Central (1-5) will look to snap a four-game losing streak when they play host Murray (7-2) at 7:30.
Each team will play two games tomorrow and then finish play in the tournament Saturday.
Kentucky Christian University linebacker Andrew Stewart has been named a finalist for a new award that will be given to the top defensive player in small college football.
The former Trigg County High School standout was among 100 nominees for the Cliff Harris Award as announced by the Little Rock Touchdown Club.
The list features 41 players from NCAA Division II, 42 players from NCAA Division III and 17, including Stewart, from the NAIA. In all, 98 schools are represented.
Stewart was recently named to the Mid-South Conference First-Team defensive squad. He also was named NAIA Player of the Week earlier this year after picking off two passes and returning one for a touchdown against Lindsey Wilson.
Stewart led KCU in tackles (99), tackles for loss (13.5), solo tackles (56), interceptions (3), and fumble recoveries (2).
The winner will be named on Christmas Eve.
Trigg County's boys' soccer team made history when they beat Lyon County 9-1 Thursday to claim their fourth consecutive district title. They become the first TCHS team in any sport to win four straight district titles.
Clark Adams and Ben Wigand each had three goals and three assists for the Wildcats, while Troy Alexander added three goals. Adams and Wigand each have 25 goals on the season.
The Trigg County defense was solid all night as goalie Austin Calhoun had just one save in goal.
Trigg led 4-0 at halftime then scored five goals in a 20-minute stretch of the second half.
Lyon County's only goal came on a penalty kick by Sam Gray late in the game. The goal was the first Trigg has allowed against Lyon County in six games.
University of Kentucky sophomore quarterbacks Maxwell Smith and Jalen Whitlow, along with junior defensive end Za'Darius Smith have been honored for their performance in Kentucky's 41-7 victory over Miami (Ohio). Smith and Whitlow were given Southeastern Conference "helmet stickers" from ESPN.com for putting up solid numbers in UK's impressive offensive showing Saturday. The Wildcats totaled 675 yards of total offense in the game, the third-most total offense in program history, including 413 passing yards, the most since 2007 vs. Tennessee.
Za'Darius Smith was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Week by CollegeSportsMadness.com. Smith had six tackles and three sacks in the game, becoming the first UK player since Deion Holts in 2003 to record three or more sacks. The UK defense limit Miami to no offensive points and only 122 yards of total offense, which is the fourth-lowest offensive output for a UK opponent in the last 25 years.
Trigg County controlled the second half and rebounded from an opening game loss to beat Marshall County 35-24 in Draffenville. The win was their first over Marshall County since 1984 and the first on the road since 1975.
Jayven Jones rushed for 190 yards on 17 carries and two touchdowns. He also picked off a pass in the end zone in the second half to halt a Marshall County scoring drive.
Jones scored a 45-yard touchdown on the game's second play to put Trigg ahead 7-0.
Marshall County answered with a 13-play scoring drive that included two 4th down conversions to pull to within 7-6.
Luke McKenzie hit Tyreke Wilson on a 27-yard pass with 4:23 left in the quarter to put Trigg up 14-6.
Marshall County answered with two touchdowns in 1:20 of each other thanks to a Trigg fumble to take an 18-14 lead.
The Wildcats took a 21-18 lead into the locker room at halftime thanks to a 30-yard McKenzie to Bird touchdown pass with :34 left before the break.
Marshall County's up-tempo style on offense saw them run 50 plays in the first half.
Trigg County controlled the football in the second half and limited the Marshals to just 29 plays.
After a scoreless third quarter, Trigg County put the game away with a 27-yard McKenzie to Tyler Estes TD pass and a 33-yard run by Jones with 4:40 left to take a 35-18 lead.
McKenzie finished 11-of-20 passing for 156 yards, 3 TDs and 2 INTs. He also added 70 yards rushing on nine carries.
Trigg County outgained Marshall County 434-362 yards, holding the Marshals to 139 total yards in the second half.
The Wildcats (1-1) will host Hopkinsville next Saturday in the David Sadler Bowl at Perdue Field.
Trigg County's season opening 5-1 win over Fort Campbell Monday gave Trigg County head coach Josh Nichols his 100th career win at TCHS.
Ben Wigand and Troy Alexander each had two goals and an assist for the Wildcats, while Clark Adams had the other goal.
Trigg's win was just their third in 31 career meetings with the Falcons.
Nichols, in his 11th season as Wildcat head coach, has an overall record of 100-65-21 including 76-21-11 in the past six seasons.
The Wildcats return to action Aug. 27 at Caldwell County.
In other games:
Three different players scored goals as University Heights shut out Christian County 3-0.
Austin Bucko had four goals to lead Hopkinsville past Mayfield 11-1
In games scheduled for today:
Mayfield looks to rebound from the loss to Hopkinsville by visiting Lyon County
Caldwell County travels to Todd County Central
UHA hosts Dawson Springs
Jill P'Poole scored six goals, but it wasn't enough as Crittenden County beat Lyon County 8-7 in the girls' soccer season opener. Crittenden won the game in a shootout after the teams were tied 6-6 after regulation.
P'Poole became the school's all-time leading scorer and took the field for the first time in regular play since suffering a knee injury that forced her to miss basketball season.
The win by Crittenden County was their first over Lyon County in 15 years and snapped a 15-game losing streak to the Lady Lyons.
Trigg County opens their season tonight by hosting Lyon County at the Complex. Trigg lost to Fort Campbell Monday in their final scrimmage 12-3 as Brittany Shafer had three goals for Trigg County.
In other games today:
Hopkinsville hosts Henderson County
University Heights goes south of the border to face Rossview
Caldwell County visits Todd County Central
Madisonville plays at Dawson Springs
Trigg County easily won a quad match with Livingston Central, Crittenden County, and Lyon County Monday at Boots Randolph Golf Course.
Trigg's 153 was better than both Crittenden (169) and Livingston Central (190). Lyon did not field a complete team.
Nick Choate earned medalist honors for the fourth straight match, shooting a 1-under-par 35. Cole Gardner shot an even par 36, and Jackson Vinson and Carter Sholar each shot a 41.
Lyon County's Cullen Brown shot a 39.
For the ladies, Trigg County's Madison Chaney shot a 3-over 39, while Lyon County's Kailyn Houk shot a 50.
Trigg County will host Calloway County, Murray, and Clarksville Tuesday at Boots Randolph Golf Course.
Trigg County opens their soccer season today at Fort Campbell. The Wildcats lost just one game a year ago -- that coming to Henderson County in the region title game.
The Wildcats have beaten Fort Campbell just twice in 30 career meetings. Their last win came in 2008. In their only meeting last year, the teams played to a 3-3 tie in the season opener. Trigg County was 15-1-4 last year, while the Falcons were 10-6-2.
Elsewhere today:
University Heights (9-10-4) will play across town at Christian County (6-12-3). UHA won the only matchup last year 1-0.
Hopkinsville (19-5) plays host to Mayfield (4-14). The teams haven't played since 2008 when Hoptown scored a 4-1 win.
Marshall County (17-7-2) hosts Paducah Tilghman (10-6)
Union County (1-13-1) travels to Dawson Springs (3-11-2)
For the ladies,
University Heights (7-11) opens at home against Logan County (9-6-1) in the first-ever meeting between the schools.
Lyon County (9-13) travels to Crittenden County (0-14). The Lady Lyons have won 15 straight games against Crittenden County dating back to 2001.
Marshall County visits Paducah Tilghman
Dawson Springs hosts Union County
Also, Trigg County hosts their final preseason scrimmage tonight against Fort Campbell at the Complex.
Heritage Christian Academy rolled through the field and won the Volleyjam Tournament in Smyrna, Tennessee over the weekend.
HCA defeated Watertown (25-9, 25-13), Middle Tennessee Christian (25-12, 25-13), and Goodlettsville Christian (25-8, 25-18) in pool play.
The Lady Warriors beat Middle Tennessee Christian (25-10, 15-11) in the semifinals and beat Watertown 25-20, 25-19, and 25-20 to win the title.
Grace Waldron had 16 aces and 14 kills for HCA, while Victoria Jent had 20 aces and 12 kills.
HCA is now 5-0 and will host North Hardin Tuesday.
Meanwhile, KHSAA schools begin their 2013 volleyball season today.
University Heights (19-14) opens their fourth season of volleyball today at Crittenden County (6-17). UHA swept the season series last year.
Fort Campbell (5-14) entertains Madisonville (13-23). The Lady Maroons took two from Fort Campbell last year.
Hopkinsville (17-16) opens at home with Muhlenberg County (13-14). Muhlenberg took two of the three matches last year with all three going the full three games.
Todd County Central (1-22) visits Webster County. The teams did not play last year.
Trigg County opens their season Tuesday at University Heights.
Trigg County beat Graves County in a one-hole shootout to claim the Dawson Springs Golf Invitational Sunday at Pennyrile Forest State Park.
Trigg's Nick Choate took medalist honors for the third straight match, firing a 2-under-70 - which was two shots better than Graves County's Hayden Cash.
Cole Gardner shot a 74 to finish in a tie for fifth place. Carter Sholar also finished in the top 15 with a 79, while Kullen Garner shot an 80, and Jackson Vinson shot an 81.
Trigg's team total of 303 bettered 16 other teams in the event. UHA shot a 337 to finish in 8th place, Christian County was 16th, and Fort Campbell 17th.
Dalton Putty led UHA with an 81, while Tadd Switzer shot an 82.
Grainger Greenwell was Christian County's top golfer with a 79.
Trigg County golfer Nick Choate took home another medalist honor after winning a dual match with Mayfield Thursday at Boots Randolph Golf Course. Choate shot a 2-over 38, which was two shots better than teammates Cole Gardner and Kullen Garner.
Trigg County shot a 160 as a team, which was nine shots better than Mayfield.
For the ladies, Trigg County's Madison Chaney took home medalist honors with a 42.
On Tuesday, Trigg County defeated Caldwell County 157-171 at Mineral Mound State Park.
Choate again took medalist honors with an even par 36. Gardner shot a 41, and Garner and Carter Sholar each had a 41.
Lyon County's Cullen Brown and Caldwell County's Daniel Taylor each led their schools with 38s.
Madison Chaney led the ladies with a 42.
Meanwhile, Hopkinsville won a quad match Thursday at Western Hills Golf Course, defeating UHA, Christian County, and Muhlenberg County.
Austin Knight, T.J. Janes, and Dylan Henderson led Hopkinsville with identical scores of 40. Tad Switzer led UHA with a 42, while Christian County's Grainger Greenwell took home medalist honors with a 38.
Officials at Western Kentucky University have announced that for the first time in program history, the Toppers will host an SEC team at Houchens-L.T. Smith Stadium as part of a three-game series with Vanderbilt. In the announcement made Wednesday, WKU officials say the series is broken up into two parts for the Hilltoppers and Commodores.
Set to take place over the 2015-17 seasons, the teams will trade home games in Nashville on Sept. 12, 2015 and in Bowling Green on Sept. 4, 2016, before the Hilltoppers will play one guarantee game in Nashville on Nov. 4, 2017. Situated just 67 miles apart, the universities have a sparse history between each, with only five all-time meetings on the gridiron, including three varsity matchups between 1931 and 1938. Most recently, the Tops fell to Vanderbilt 12-0 in Nashville on Oct. 1, 1938. In all, WKU has 18 total games against SEC foes and is set to add two more to that total in 2013.
Last week, the program announced the addition of Illinois to its 2017 road schedule. The Tops will also travel to Champaign in 2014 for their first ever meeting with the Illini.
Caldwell County's Emma Talley finished strong and won the U.S. Women's Amateur Golf Championship today in Charleston, South Carolina. The University of Alabama sophomore-to-be defeated Orlando's Cindy Feng 2-and-1 to win her first national amateur singles title.
Like she did in Saturday's semifinal win over Alison Lee, Talley got the early lead and stayed ahead of Feng for most of the match. Talley had a one shot lead after 18 holes depite shooting 3-over par. She shot even par on the final 17 holes to claim the win.
With the win, Talley qualifies for the 2014 U.S. Women's Open at Pinehurst, North Carolina. She made the cut at the 2012 Open, which made her an automatic qualifier for the 2013 Amateur Open. Talley also receives a 10-year exemption into the U.S. Women's Amateur and a 15-year exemption into the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur for golfers over 25 years of age and a 2014 exemption into the Women's Amateur Public Links Championship.
Talley also now has a good chance to make the Curtis Cup, a biennial event that pits the best amateur golfers in the United States against golfers from Great Britian and Ireland. The 2014 event will be played in St. Louis.
A familiar face has been named the baseball coach at Hopkinsville High School. A media release from the Christian County Public School System said Greg Perry has been named the head baseball coach. Perry served as an assistant coach with the Tigers from 2000 to 2008.
Near the end of the 2008 season, Perry was named the interim coach for HHS when Scott Marks was suspended by then-Superintendent Bob Lovingood for using inappropriate language with the players. The Tigers finished 5-3 under Perry.
The Tigers were 19-14 in Perry's only full season as head coach in 2009. After the season, Perry was told by then-HHS principal Demetria Choice that he was three college hours short in his requirement to be a coach. The school then named Randy Harrell as head coach, and the Tigers won the 2010 region title.
"I look forward to a great year of working with the team, and I thank the community for all of their support over the years," Perry said in the release.
Perry takes over for Jeff Gillespie, who was 32-32 in two seasons as Tiger head coach, but resigned earlier this month due to what he called "philosophical differences with the administration."
The Hoptown Hoppers ralled for nine runs in the final three innings to stun Fulton 11-8 in the opener of the Best-of-3 Ohio Valley League Championship series.
The Hoppers scored four runs in the seventh and eigth innings to turn a 8-2 deficit into a 10-8 lead.
John Beary got the Hoppers on the board with a two-run homer in the third inning. He finished the game with two hits and three RBIs. Geordie Carlson and first baseman Seth LaRue also drove in two runs.
Former UHA standout Kyle Barbee pitched 2 2/3 innings relief to get the win, allowing just three hits.
The Hoppers can claim their second consecutive OVL title tonight at Tiger Stadium, where Hoptown has won 11 straight games and not lost a home game in July. First pitch is at 7:05pm.
Tonight is Fan Appreciation at Tiger Field, with multiple raffle prizes for both adults and kids, including Gift Certificates to Hays Furniture, an autographed team ball, gift certificates from Buffalo Wings and Rings, a spot in the 2014 Hoppers baseball camp, and two 2014 Hoppers Season passes.
Noffsinger said there will also be a silent auction for the autographed broken pink bat of Brad Sevenish and another autographed bat.
Fans who bring school supplies for the Christian County Family Resource and Youth Services Centers will get in for $2.00.
The Oldies Radio/Chik-Fil-A Tailgate Party will air tonight at 6:05 on Oldies Radio 96.5 FM and 100.9 FM.
The first Titans Tonight Show with head coach Mike Munchak for the 2013 season airs tonight at 6pm on WKDZ 106.5 FM.
You can also stop by Garland Nissan in Hopkinsville for your chance to win CLUB level Titans tickets which include wider seats, air conditioned lounges, and upgraded food and beverage options. This also includes parking passes.
The Live Afternoon Drive will be at Garland Thursday from 3-5PM to give away tickets for the August 8th preseason game with the Redskins.
Garland Nissan has a chance for you to win CLUB level tickets to EVERY Titans Home Game This year!
Carrie McGinnis will be at Garland to give away tickets on Thursday, August 15th from 10am-noon for the Atlanta Falcons game August 24th at LP Field.
The Trigg County football team will be having their annual Meet the Wildcats dinner Saturday at 5pm at the Cadiz Baptist Church Annex Building on Main Street.
There will be an auction with items to include Tennessee Titans tickets and autographed team footballs. The new Wildcat football T-Shirts will also be on sale for $10.
The cost of the dinner is $5. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP Coach Coby Lewis at 270-836-2842 or Clara Beth Hyde at 522-0018.
Coach Lewis said the team will have their Black/White scrimmage Friday, Aug. 9 at 6pm at Perdue Field. Trigg County opens the 2013 season at home against Russellville.
The Hoptown Hoppers begin defense of their Ohio Valley League championship tonight when they travel to Fulton to face the Railroaders in the opener of the best of three championship series.
Both teams swept their first round opponents -- Hoptown over Owensboro and Fulton over Marion -- and finished one-two in the standings.
Hoptown won the season series with Fulton 5-4, with three games decided by a single run. The Hoppers were 2-2 on Fulton's home field.
Hoppers manager Grayson Crawford says one advantage Fulton has is setting their pitching for tonight's opener.
After tonight's game, the teams will play Game Two Tuesday night in Hopkinsville. Hoppers GM Finney Noffsinger said Tuesday will be Fan Appreciation at Tiger Field, with multiple raffle prizes for both adults and kids, including Gift Certificates to Hays Furniture, an autographed team ball, gift certificates from Buffalo Wings and Rings, a spot in the 2014 Hoppers baseball camp, and two 2014 Hoppers Season passes. Noffsinger said there will also be a silent auction for the autographed broken pink bat of Brad Sevenish and another autographed bat.
Fans who bring school supplies for the Christian County Family Resource and Youth Services Centers will get in for $2.00.
Regardless of tonight's outcome, the Hoppers will have a chance to claim the OVL title on their home field, where they are 19-5 this year and have won 11 straight games, including Saturday's playoff win over Owensboro.
Crawford is hoping the Hopper fans can reach a lofty goal this week
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Trigg County High School Athletic Director Marty Jaggers confirmed today that the school has filled three coaching vacancies, including two sports that begin practice next week.
Julian Williams, who has served as assistant volleyball coach the past two years at Trigg County, takes over as head coach and will inherit a team that loses just one senior from a district championship team.
Henderson County native Josh Abner has been named the new boys' and girls' cross country coach, replacing Mike Wright who retired after 27 seasons and two state championships. Abner has coached cross country and track in Hawaii and one year at Hopkinsville High.
Russell Malone, who served as an assistant coach last year, has moved up to take over the girls' basketball head coaching job. Malone has been a head coach Warren East and Clarksville Northwest and has been at Trigg County the past two seasons - one as a boys' assistant and the other as a girls' assistant coach.
Malone replaces Amy Breckel who resigned earlier this year after nine seasons as head coach.
Trigg County still has openings for an assistant athletic director and head softball coach.
I will have more on the new coaches in the coming days.
In the movie Bull Durham, Kevin Costner created a rainout by turning on the sprinklers at the minor league park where they were supposed to have a game the next day.
Although no one is sure of the whereabouts of Crash Davis, the Hoptown Hoppers were the victim of the same type of shenanigans last night which has forced the cancellation of tonight's Hoppers' game with Owensboro.
Hoppers' General Manager Finney Noffsinger said assistant coach Walt Bedsole and the grounds crew arrived at Tiger Stadium this morning to find that someone had put the water hoses on the field and turned them on. Because of the standing water and mud on the field at midday, Noffsinger said the decision to postpone the game was made. A make-up date will be announced later.
The Hoppers are scheduled to host Marion Friday night.
Trigg County High School has capped off a remarkable season, winning the Archery in Schools World Competition Sunday in St. Louis. The world title is the second straight for the Arrowcats and ends a season that saw them also win the state and national title earlier this year.
Junior Jake McNab shot a 293 out of a possible 300 to finish 8th in the high school division and 10th overall among all male shooters.
Lucas Hyde and Shaye Patterson shot a 292 for the Arrowcats, and freshman Elizabeth Wagoner added a 290. Other top finishers for Trigg County included Sarah Shipley (289), Brent Jones (288), and Kaila Cunningham (288).
Patterson finished third among high school females, while Wagoner was fifth, Shipley sixth, and Cunningham eighth.
Trigg County High shot a total score of 3,425, which was eight points more than second place Alma Bryant High School from Alabama. The total was actually 28 points less than what Trigg shot in winning both the state and national titles earlier this year.
Madison Central High School in Richmond finished in fourth, Meade County was fifth, and state runner-up Henderson County was sixth.
Trigg County Middle School shot a 3,264 and finished eighth overall. Clay Stevens led the middle schoolers with a score of 293, which tied McNab for the highest score of the weekend by an Arrowcat. Stevens was seventh overall among all male shooters and second in the middle school division.
Kaylin Smith shot a 291 and was the second-best female middle schooler at the competition, while Kimberlee Shelton had a 286 and finished seventh among middle school females.
Caudill Middle School in Richmond finished first with 3,355 points. Anderson County Middle School was fourth.
Trigg County Intermediate School finished in fourth place at the world competition with 3,201 points. Woodlawn, Georgia won the division with 3,320 points.
Tyler Freeman led the Trigg County Intermediate School with a score of 275, followed by Shaun Terrell (274), Heather Joiner (273), and Kierslyn Thomas (270).
Several area golfers did well on the Monday stop of the Kentucky Junior Golf Tour at the Paducah Country Club.
15-16 Boys
2. Austin Knight of Hopkinsville (+4)
5. T.J. Janes of Hopkinsville (+8)
7. Tadd Switzer of Hopkinsville (+13)
13-14 Boys
T1. Will Taylor of Princeton (+4)
Paducah's Paxton Park will host a stop today, while Hopkinsville will have two stops on the junior tour July 15-16.
Brad Sevenish hit a sacrifice fly in the tenth inning to back another strong pitching performance from Riley Sanderson as the Hoptown Hoppers beat Dubois County 6-5 and moved into first place in the Ohio Valley League standings.
Mason Colquitt had three hits, including two doubles, as the Hoppers rapped out nine hits in the contest. Ryne Long pitched the final two innings to get the win.
The Hoppers moved to 2-1 in extra inning games this year.
With Marion beating Madisonville 7-6 Wednesday, the Hoppers move into first place a half game ahead of idle Owensboro and a game ahead of Madisonville.
The Hoppers will host Dubois County tonight at 7:05 at Tiger Stadium. It's Cub Scout night at the ballpark -- any scout in uniform gets in for free. There will be a scout parade with scouts remaining on the field to sing the National Anthem. Kids will also get to run the bases after the game.
You can hear the Chick-Fil-A Tailgate Show from the ballpark tonight at 6pm on Oldies Radio 96.5 FM and 100.9 FM
The news of today's sudden death of Paducah Sun Sports writer Joey Fosko was shocking. Both on a personal and professional level.
Professionally, there weren't many people who attacked his job with the passion Joey did. He was constantly on the road, covering several teams - not just one team as is the case with most media outlets. Ask Joe Wilson at the Kentucky New Era or Mike Stunson at the Madisonville Messenger how hard it is to create a sports page that doesn't favor one local team over the other.
Joey always told it like it was -- and sometimes people don't like that. But he was always fair.
I liked to tap into his knowledge of western Kentucky sports. He remembered key plays from key games. He remembered the paths those teams took. And he remembered the names of players and coaches. He was a key asset each week on my football pregame show - The Blitz.
Joey could cover a 45-0 football game and still made you want to read the game recap. I was envious of how he always seemed to approach a game story with the perfect angle -- that hook in the first few sentences that makes you read the entire story.
He never took pictures at the games he covered. He once told me it was easier for him to paint a picture with his words than it was to miss a play because he was focusing on using a camera.
And that he did. For nearly 26 years, his stories were a fixture on the sports pages of the Paducah Sun.
Personally, Joey was a friend. We covered many of the same sporting events. We traded knowledge and statistics. We were both Cubs fans. And we both shared a love for high school sports.
Joey was a Lone Oak graduate. It's ironic that he passed away just weeks after Lone Oak closed to consolidate into the new McCracken County High School. Maybe the folks at the new school will do the right thing and name the pressbox at the new school after Joey. He sure would have made it his second home during football season.
The loss of Joey Fosko leaves a huge void in sports coverage in western Kentucky. It also leaves a huge void in the many friendships he made through the years -- including this one.
(Richard Wright photo)
Madisonville got a walk-off double in the bottom of the ninth inning to snap Hoptown's three-game winning streak with a 3-2 win at Elmer Kelley Stadium. The Hopper loss drops them a game behind the Pirates and Dubois County in the standings.
Hoptown (5-4) returns home for a doubleheader tonight with Madisonville at Tiger Stadium. The first game starts at 5pm.
Meanwhile, Dubois County edged Fulton 2-1 in 10 innings and Owensboro hammered Marion 14-2. The teams will play each other again tonight.


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Want to know how to make a glass tile pendant?? They're super easy - you can do this! Here's a brief tutorial.
First gather your supplies - you'll need:
--a glass tile,
--a bail (that's the hook that goes on the back),
--paper or fabric design,
--diamond glaze and a small paintbrush,
--and a chain to hang it on.
(keep scrolling and I will tell you where I bought mine)
Some ideas for your glass tile pendants:
--Use fabric and paper - here's a post with great idea tips.
--Use a photo - here's a post on how to resize and image for a tile.
--Use a school mascot to make a great teacher gift.
First take your tile, and trace it onto your paper. Then cut it out slightly inside the lines. You can use an exacto knife but I just used scissors. Hold it up with your tile on top of it to check the size - you don't want any paper sticking out behind the edge.