GRAVES COUNTY, KY (KFVS) - Graves County football player Eli Wilson signed a letter of intent on National Signing Day, Feb. 6, to play for Murray State University.

A three-year starter for the Eagles, Wilson was named as an offensive lineman to the 2012 First Teams of the Courier-Journal, the All-West Kentucky Conference, the Pepsi/Paducah Sun All-Region, and the Bluegrasspreps.com State Team.

He also was named as a defensive lineman to the Second Team of the 2012 Associated Press All-State Team. He was recognized with the Graves County High School Football Mark Shelton Leadership Award.

Pictured here, from left, are (seated) father Ben Wilson, Eli Wilson, mother Lauri Wilson, (standing) head coach Lance Gregory, brothers Wade and MaxWilson, and coaches John Wiggins and Les May.

CALLOWAY COUNTY, KY (KFVS) - Murray State University announced it will host the 2013 Murray State High School Fishing Open on Sunday, March 3 in partnership with FLW, The Bass Federation and the Bluegrass State Games.

The winning team will receive a $2,000 scholarship to attend Murray State while providing all teams the chance to fish Kentucky Lake in advance of the first ever bass-fishing state championship sanctioned by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association.

While the tournament is open to student anglers from every state, the highest-finishing team from Kentucky will be invited to participate in a 2013 Student Angler Federation/FLW High School Fishing Conference Championship and may ultimately advance to the SAF/FLW High School Fishing National Championship for the chance to earn a $10,000 scholarship ($5,000 per student).

CALLOWAY COUNTY, KY (KFVS) - Murray State University announced it will host the 2013 Murray State High School Fishing Open on Sunday, March 3 in partnership with FLW, The Bass Federation and the Bluegrass State Games.

The winning team will receive a $2,000 scholarship to attend Murray State while providing all teams the chance to fish Kentucky Lake in advance of the first ever bass-fishing state championship sanctioned by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association.

While the tournament is open to student anglers from every state, the highest-finishing team from Kentucky will be invited to participate in a 2013 Student Angler Federation/FLW High School Fishing Conference Championship and may ultimately advance to the SAF/FLW High School Fishing National Championship for the chance to earn a $10,000 scholarship ($5,000 per student).