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Today's News

  • Kids Day, bass tourney are this weekend

    Just so ya don’t forget: This weekend, Sept. 17 and 18, is the official kickoff for Ham Days. It’s our annual Kids Day at Sportsmans Lake followed by a bass tournament  Sunday at Fagan Branch.
    Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. we’ll have a bunch of stuff for the kids. Kids are those under 16 years of age.
    There’ll be inflatables and canoe rides to keep them busy. We’ll also have a fishing contest where every legal fish is weighed and the total weight will count for first-, second- and third-place.

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  • Memories of 9/11

    As I sit in front of my computer screen, I have watched several of the pre-game ceremonies held at various stadiums across the country on the 10th anniversary of the tragic terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
    Every time I see coverage of that fateful day, even 10 years later, I seem to freeze and not be able to do anything but watch it. I am amazed at the seemingly new information that seems to pop up each time.

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  • Sports Briefs 9-14-11

    Games selected to USGA
    Beverly Brockman Games, a former member of the MCHS Lady Knights’ golf team, was chosen recently as one of three women to represent Kentucky in the USGA National Team Championship golf tournament in Savannah, Ga., in October. See more about this in an upcoming issue of The Lebanon Enterprise.

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  • Linescores 9-14-11

    THURSDAY
    St. Charles Eighth-Grade 21 (5-3): Morgan Mattingly 10, Alex Thomas 7, Kenlee Stout 4.
    At Old Kentucky Home 37
    St. Charles     6  6   6   3 – 21
    Old KY Home     5 8 11 13 – 37

    St. Charles Seventh0Grade 19 (record: 5-3): Morgan Mattingly 16, Caroline Reed 2, Elise Carpenter 1.
    At Old Kentucky Home 46
    St. Charles     5  4  6  4 – 19
    Old KY Home     19 8 17 2 – 46

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  • Rain cuts girls’ game short

    The Marion County High School girls soccer team had a much-needed slow week and played only one game. Tuesday of last week, the Lady Knights traveled to Lincoln County to take part in a rain soaked game. The two teams played the entire first half, and shortly into the second half the game was called because of deteriorating weather conditions.  By this time Marion County was trailing 5-0, and the game was considered an official game.  
    Head Coach Hart Hagan talked about how bad the weather really was.

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  • Teams struggle in invitational


    The Marion County High School boys and girls golf teams hosted the Marion County Invitational at Rosewood Golf Club Saturday. Both teams struggled in the event and finished no better than fifth place.
    “I’m not sure if the team was a little amped up or if they were nervous since we were the host school of the invitational, but we didn’t play up to our ability,” Head Coach Chad Spalding said. “Taylor Howard was the bright spot of the tournament, for both the boys and girls.”

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  • Girls stay undefeated in volleyball


    The Marion County Lady Knights volleyball team played two district matches on the road last week, traveling to Taylor County on Tuesday of last week and Adair County Thursday, with the Lady Knights winning both matches to take their district record to 7-0. The Lady Knights also participated in the LaRue County Invitational Saturday, making it to the semifinals of the tournament before falling to Nelson County. Marion County’s overall record now stands at 15-4 on the season.

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  • Manning wins tourney


    Sept. 3-5, the Lebanon County Club hosted the 53rd Lebanon Invitational Tournament. More than 125 players were divided into bracketed flights according to their handicap. The players were divided into fifteen flights, including a championship flight.

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  • Warriors wear Knights down

    Friday night, the Marion County High School football team hosted the Southwestern Warriors in a game where the size of the Warriors was very apparent. For the first three quarters, this did not affect the Knights, but in the fourth quarter the Warrior size began to wear down the Knights. The game gradually was moving toward the Southwestern side, and the final score ended up being 49-21, making the Knights record on the season 2-2.

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  • Marion County soccer Knights have strong week

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