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High School Sports

  • BOYS SOCCER: Knights tie for third time

    The Knights tied for the third time this season against the Anderson County Bearcats, 3-3, on the road on Sept. 13.
    "We did play very well, but we made a silly mistake that got them on the board halfway into the half," Head Coach Greg Conley said. "We had several good opportunities but failed to capitalize."
    The Knights (7-4-3) then made another defensive mistake, allowing the Bearcats (4-5-1) to make it 2-0 going into the half.

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  • FOOTBALL: Eagles fly past Knights

    Mother Nature sent bolt after bolt of lightning, forcing the kickoff of the Marion County-North Bullitt game to be postponed by nearly an hour Friday night, Sept. 16.
    Then, after kickoff, North Bullitt (4-1) sent lightning strikes of their own, racing to a 47-18 win on John J. Boswell Field amidst a flurry of big plays and mistakes committed by the Knights (1-4).
    Knights Head Coach Allen Harmon said his team dug themselves into a hole early.

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  • GIRLS SOCCER: Lady Knights drop three this week

    Taylor Simpson's game tying goal with 3:19 sent a wave of euphoria across the field for the Lady Knights, but just as quickly as it came, the Hart County Lady Raiders snuffed it out on the foot of Olivia Nichols, who scored two goals in the final three minutes to give the Lady Raiders a 3-1 win on the Lady Knights' home field on Sept. 12.

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  • GOLF: Knights finish third at Heartland Conference

    The Marion County Knights traveled to the Lincoln Homestead Golf Course for the Heartland Conference Tournament on Sept. 12, finishing third out of six teams.
    "I am very proud of how my team played in Heartland," Head Coach Joey Reed said. "I just wanted my guys to play to the best of their ability."

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  • VOLLEYBALL: Lady Knights storm back to defeat Lady Eagles

    The Marion County Lady Knights began the week at Adair and, for the second time this season, defeated them, winning in three sets, 25-12, 25-11, 25-17 on Sept. 13.
    "We handled business pretty well in a situation where we could have been pretty sloppy," Head Coach David Hibbard said. "Our middles dominated the match for us."

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  • BOYS SOCCER: Knights place third at Boots and Butts Classic

    The Marion County Knights began their week against the Thomas Nelson Generals on Sept. 6, but came up short 3-0.
    "We came out and played outstanding in the first 10 minutes or so," Knights Head Coach Greg Conley said.
    Despite the solid play to begin the game, the Knights (5-4-2) would give up a goal that Conley attributed to a defensive mistake.
    "We have issues with getting down on ourselves when things don't go as planned," Conley said.

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  • FOOTBALL: Knights fall to Yellowjackets

    The Marion County Knights looked to bounce back from a home opener loss to the Bardstown Tigers on the road against the Woodford County Yellowjackets on Sept. 9, but came up short, 32-20.
    "I was very pleased with how my players competed for four quarters," Knights Head Coach Allen Harmon said. "I am proud of how they were able to play through adversity."

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  • GIRLS SOCCER: Lady Knights fall against Lady Panthers

    The Marion County Lady Knights were back in action on Sept. 7 against the Frankfort Lady Panthers, but fell 4-2.
    "We fought, battled, and competed with them," said Lady Knights Head Coach Daniel Johnson. "We just kept fighting and we fought adversity throughout the whole game."
    The Lady Knights lost freshman Isabella Cheeser early in the game to a concussion, and Johnson expects to be without her for a while.

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  • GOLF: Knights add two more wins

    The Marion County Knights began the week on the road against the Green County Dragons, coming away with a win, 175-192.
    "I am proud of how my guys continue to grind on the course when we don't bring our best," Knights Head Coach Joey Reed said. "Overall, we didn't play our best, but after a long weekend, I think we handled adversity very well."
    Bryce Spalding led the Knights with a score of 41, while Houston Raikes posted a 42. Ethan Spalding posted a 45 and Jon Connor Ross posted a 47.

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  • VOLLEYBALL: Lady Knights fall to Lady Cards

    The Marion County Lady Knights came back from their Labor Day break on the road against the Taylor County Lady Cardinals on Sept. 8, falling in three sets, 8-25, 15-25, 19-25.
    "We knew it would be a tough match because of how well Taylor County had been playing lately," Lady Knights Head Coach David Hibbard said. "They just took us to the woodshed in the first set. We weren't ready for their attack."

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