Louisa, Ky. — In a ceremony held last week Lawrence County High School welcomed the 2026 honorees into the Athletics Hall of Fame.
L to R Melinda Feltner for Jackson, Marie Chapman Maynard, Scott Jenks, Timmy Dalton
Scott Jenks graduated from Louisa High School in 1974 and was a three sport athlete for the Bulldogs in Football, Golf and Basketball.
Marie Chapman Maynard graduated from Lawrence County High School in 1993. She played Basketball and Softball for the Lady Bulldogs.
Timmy Dalton graduated from Lawrence County High School in 2017 and is the leading scorer in Bulldog Basketball history and helped the Dawgs win the 15th Region and play in the state tournament for the first time in school history during his junior campaign. Dalton also starred on the gridiron for the Bulldogs helping them to a Region Runner Up finish in 2016. After graduation Dalton played basketball for Alice Lloyd College.
Jackson Feltner is a 2020 Lawrence County High School graduate and was a standout player on the diamond for the Dawgs. He helped the Bulldogs to a Region Championship in 2019 and a berth in the state tournament. Feltner didn’t get to play his senior campaign because of COVID which was even more disappointing because the Bulldogs were primed for a State Championship run. Feltner went on to star at Morehead State University and was eventually drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 8th round and is now playing for the Lexington Legends.
L to R Grant Kiser, Austin Chaffins, Paul Preece, Travis York, Robert Dalton, Timmy Dalton, Josh Ratliff, Darian Maynard, Alex Gilliam
Also inducted was first ever Lawrence County Basketball team to play in Rupp Arena after winning the 2016 15th Region Basketball Championship
Roster Trey Dotson, Grant Kiser, Austin Chaffins, Robert Dalton, Timmy Dalton, Brandon Richardson, Shawn Moore, Darian Maynard, Tanner Black, Josh Ratliff, Cameron Maynard, Alex Gilliam
Coaches: Travis York, Paul Preece, and Wade Skaggs
