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Today's News

  • Get ready... fall hunting seasons are just around the corner

     

     

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  • Coach resigns; going back home

    After six years of coaching the Marion County High School swim team, Colleen Ryan has resigned.
    Ryan recently submitted her letter of resignation and will be moving back to her hometown of Madison, Sough Dakota, to accept a position of teaching English as a second language at Dakota State University.
    “It was a difficult decision to resign, and leaving my swimmers was one of the toughest parts,” Ryan said.

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  • MCHS golf teams have a good week

    The Marion County High School boys and girls golf teams had a successful week.  The boys and girls teams each picked up a pair of wins and the junior varsity boys team also collected a victory.
    “I was pleased with the results of this week, even though we still aren’t playing our best golf,” Head Coach Chad Spalding said. “It is still very early in the season and look for our guys to continue to improve in the next few weeks.”

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  • Lady Knight Soccer begins preseason

    Friday evening the Marion County High School girls soccer team began their season with the first of two scrimmages. Their opponent was Mercer County, and the home team dropped the contest 4-0.
    “Collectively, we are not in game shape as a team and we must work harder in practice and become better conditioned,” Head Coach Hart Hagan said.
    From a defensive standpoint, the team isn’t working together as a unit, according to Hagan.

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  • Volleyball team goes 2-0 in first week

    The Marion County Lady Knights volleyball team played two matches last week, taking on Campbellsville at home last Tuesday night and playing Nelson County on the road Thursday, going undefeated in their first week of the regular season.  The Lady Knights were able to beat Campbellsville in two sets, taking their overall and district records to 1-0. Marion County also won their match against Nelson County in two sets, pushing their overall record to 2-0.

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  • Early soccer games will be off campus

    On the schedule they are listed as home games. But, for now, the St. Catharine College soccer schedule, for both men and women, won’t actually be played at “home” but instead at Nelson County High School and/or Bardstown High School.
    The move is due to the construction on campus that will result in a refurbished Barber Soccer Field with a nine lane track encircling it. Adjacent to the soccer/track facility will be six new tennis courts. The project was due to be completed by the beginning of soccer season but incessant spring rains delayed the completion.

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  • Sports Briefs 8-17-11

    Annual Match Play
    Rosewood Golf Club will host a tournament Aug. 20-21. Tee times will be at 8 a.m. Saturday, and registration deadline is today. Entry fee is $150 per player. To register, call  (270) 692-0506. Each player is guaranteed three rounds, and prizes for the top three finishers will be awarded. For more information, call Louis Carrico at (270) 699-1631, Brad Cox at (270) 699-6908, or Charles Lancaster Jr. at (270) 692-7270.

    Tennis Open, Aug. 20-21

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  • 2011 football season set to begin Friday in Campbellsville

    Marion County High School Head Football Coach Jeff Robbins is expecting this year to be different than any other year he’s been at MCHS.
    “This year, more than any of the previous seven that I have been here, we will rely upon a team effort,” Robbins said. “We have no superstars on the team this year. We do have several solid high school football players and if they will play together, believe in each other, and trust each other they can be very dangerous.”

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  • Marching Knights have a new band director

    The Marion County High School Marching Knights have been preparing for the upcoming band season for weeks, and due to unforeseen reasons, they now have a new band director.

    Former band director, Shane Mitchell, resigned July 29, and moved back home to Paris, Ky, this week for personal reasons.

    After interviewing five people for the position, the MCHS site-based decision making council hired Curtis Bennett, 29, of Scottsville on Thursday, Aug. 11.

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