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High School Sports

  • Lady Knights take control early in 13-point win

    Fans’ spirits were high when the Lady Knights dealt defeat to their rivals, the Washington County Commanderettes on Jan. 11.
    The Lady Knights ran over their opponent, 52-39.
    Lady Knights Coach Anthony Epps said that while there were ups and downs in the game, he could see where the Lady Knights (7-7) had improved.
    “The good thing is we came away with the win,” Epps said.

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  • More fun, wins for Knights

    By Will Phillips
    Enterprise correspondent

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  • Lady Knights learning and improving

    It’s been six weeks since the Marion County Lady Knights first hit the court this season, and as they prepare to hit the halfway point, it has already proven to be one heck of a ride.
    “It’s mainly been a learning experience for them,” Lady Knights Coach Anthony Epps said.
    The Lady Knights (7-7), who are spending the season learning, rebuilding and playing, have experienced both ups and downs on the on the court.

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  • MCHS is hosting Autism Classic on Jan. 18

     Marion County High School will be hosting its Autism Classic once again.

    This year’s Classic will be held Jan. 18 at the Roby Dome.

    Games will start at 3 p.m. when Washington County's girls will play North Hardin. At 4:30, the Adair County girls will play Danville*.

    The evening will conclude with the Marion County Knights hosting Apollo at 6 p.m. and the Lady Knights hosting Bullitt East at 8 p.m.

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  • Knights hold off Trojans

    By Will Phillips
    Enterprise correspondent

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  • Leading by example

    By Will Phillips
    Enterprise correspondent

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  • Marion County doubles the fun

    The Marion County Knights and Lady Knights both defeated their counterparts from Campbellsville in a Jan. 3 doubleheader.
    The Lady Knights (5-7) wasted no time in crushing the Lady Eagles, 67-17.
    Lady Knights Coach Anthony Epps said he and the team were very confident going into the game against the Lady Eagles (1-9) but because they are not as strong as they have been in the past, they could not afford to take the night off.

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  • Holiday hoops a mixed bag

     On Dec 23, the Marion County Knights marched out of the Warren East Classic victorious when they narrowly defeated the North Oldham Mustangs, 73-68.

    Junior guard Anton Cowherd and senior guard Latrelle Irvin both had double doubles for the Knights (9-3) in the win.

    Irvin scored 22 points, including 10 free throws, and grabbed 13 rebounds, while Cowherd contributed 20 points and 11 rebounds.

    Alex Smith chipped in 10 points for Marion County.

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  • Knights slay Dragons in overtime

    Marion County had mixed resulted on Dec. 17 when both the Knights and Lady Knights took on the Green County Dragons in a double header.

    While the Knights (5-3) ended the evening by defeating the Dragons (2-4), 91-83 in overtime, the Lady Knights (3-4) fell to Green County (4-1), 61-58.

    After trailing in the first quarter 15-14, the Lady Knights took the lead in the second.

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  • Marion County Holiday Classic is this week

    The Marion County Knights will host the Marion County Holiday Classic this week.

    The games will take place on Dec. 26, 27 and 29.

    Knights Coach Montrelle Irvin said he was excited to get the classic underway, especially because it has been several years since Marion County has hosted a holiday event.

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