Which former SE Kentucky News area high school standouts will be in action on Saturday, April 19?

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Which former SE Kentucky News area high school standouts will be in action on Saturday, April 19?
Walker Landrum and Bradric Helton
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Apr 16, 2025
BySE Kentucky News
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These former SE Kentucky News area high school standouts will be in action on Saturday, April 19.

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Bradric Helton
Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters
Left handed pitcher
Freshman
6′0″ 193
Corbin High School
Hometown: Corbin
Next Game: vs. Coker Cobras, Saturday, April 19, 12 p.m.

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Brandin Crawford
Louisville Cardinals
Right handed pitcher
Freshman
6′3″ 225
Clay County High School
Hometown: Manchester
Next Game: vs. Clemson Tigers, Saturday, April 19, 1 p.m.

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Chase Harlan
Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers
Pitcher
Senior
5′11″ 170
Whitley County High School
Next Game: vs. Cedarville Yellow Jackets, Saturday, April 19, 1 p.m.

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Collier Elkins
Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters
Infielder
Graduate
5′9″ 172
Middlesboro High School
Next Game: vs. Coker Cobras, Saturday, April 19, 12 p.m.

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Walker Landrum
Morehead State Eagles
Infielder and outfielder
Freshman
5′11″ 200
Corbin High School
Hometown: Corbin
Next Game: vs. UT Martin Skyhawks, Saturday, April 19, 1 p.m.

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