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Kara Kelley, joined by her parents Vanessa and Robbie Kelley, signed to run track for Kentucky Wesleyan College.

DRAFFENVILLE – Kara Kelley signed her letter of intent Thursday to run track for Kentucky Wesleyan College in Owensboro.

Kara has been a five-year member of he the Marshall County Track and Field program and has earned a varsity letter four of those years.

Kara is an integral part of the Lady Marshals success in the relays and in individual sprint events including the 100 and ranging up to the 400 meter dash and has been a multiple time All-Area selection, running in the state track meet in both relays and sprints four of her five years on the track team.

While pursuing her continued education at Kentucky Wesleyan College, Kara will be a part of the Lady Panther Track and Field program.

Several members of the girl’s track team and Head Coach Cory Westerfield with Kara at her signing.

Several members of Kara’s family were on hand for her signing.

Kara was joined by several friends on Thursday on her signing day.