COLLEGE DIVISION

News Story

First Place: Blair Thomas, The Kentucky Kernel

“Development Displaces Residents”

Judges said: Big issue; broad comprehensive coverage well-tackled. Well done!

Second Place: Many Simpson, College Heights Herald

“Ex-Hobson Director Under Investigation”

Third Place: Dennis O’Neil, Kara Augustine, Michael Kennedy, The Louisville Cardinal, Inc.

“Don’t Say the F Word”

Honorable Mention: Jill Laster, Kentucky Kernel

“Tickets Sweep Campus Streets”


Feature Story

First Place: Brad Luttrell, The Kentucky Kernel

“The Fate of Destiny”

Judges said: This piece stands out. The reader gets a picture of the child who has the diseae and cheers for her the whole way. You feel the agony of the mother and want Destiny to stay well.

Second Place: Jill Laster, The Kentucky Kernel

“Man on a Mission”

Third Place: Eric Lindsey, The Kentucky Kernel

“Swinging for Glory”

Honorable Mention: Brandon Banks, The Street

“Checkmate”


Sports Story

First Place: Catherine LaRoche, The Louisville Cardinal

“Destination Louisville”

Judges said: Narrative writing style and lots of good quotes made me want to keep reading.

Second Place: Andrew Robinson, College Heights Herald

“They’re young; They’re strong, They’ll Survive”


Third Place: Travis Waldron, The Kentucky Kernel

“Thousands Honor ‘Mr. Wildcat’”

Honorable Mention: Jonathan Smith, The Kentucky Kernel

“The Anatomy of a Turnaround”


Editorial
First Place: Brad Luttrell, The Kentucky Kernel

“Budget Cuts Must Not Exclude President Todd”

Judges said: What makes this editorial work are the facts included and the point and counterpoint. It’s an intelligent way of addressing an emotional topic.

Second Place: Janet Henderson, The Street

“For Shame”

Third Place: Evan Sisley, College Heights Herald

“SGA Needs to Change Election Process”

Honorable Mention: Brandon Banks, The Street

“The Business of an Education”


News Photography

First Place: Elliott Hess, The Kentucky Kernel

“Development Displaces Residents”

Judges said: Great composition; captures the feel of the story. Creative angles add to impact.

Second Place; Brad Luttrell, The Kentucky Kernel

“The Fate of Destiny”

Third Place: Bryan Anselm, College Heights Herald

“Fights & Frenzy”

Honorable Mention: Britney McIntosh, The Kentucky Kernel

“Step Above”


Feature Photography
First Place: Kasha Stevenson, The Kentucky Kernel

“Bridging Past and Present”

Judges said: Photos captured a variety of moods through lighting, exposure, angles, composition. Huge assignment - Professional high-end work!

Second Place: Allie Garza, The Kentucky Kernel

“Lynagh’s Irish Pub & Grill”

Third Place: Alex Slitz, College Heights Herald

“A Thousand Words”

Honorable Mention: Scott McIntyre, College Heights Herald

“On the Circuit”


Sports Photography
First Place: Scott McIntyre, College Heights Herald

“Fumbled Opportunity”

Judges said: The eyes, the hands, the action all contribute to making this shot a winner. The viewer is waiting for that ball to spring from the player’s hand. Wonderful clarity with blurred background. Well taken!

Second Place: Cody Duty, College Heights Herald

“Into the Unknown”

Third Place: Aaron Borton, College Heights Herald

“They’re young, they’re strong, they’ll survive”
Honorable Mention: Ed Matthews, The Kentucky Kernel

“Marching Unnoticed”

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