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High School Sports

  • JV Knights fall short

    The Marion County Knights junior varsity boys basketball team hosted the JV district tournament Saturday at Lebanon Middle School. They drew the Adair County Indians and played the second game of the day after the Campbellsville Eagles took on Taylor County in the first game of the day.

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  • Knights win last-second thriller

    The Marion County Knights varsity boys basketball team traveled to Campbellsville to take on the Taylor County Cardinals Monday of last week. Despite being down by 10 points in the game, the Knights managed to make a comeback and defeat the Cardinals by two points with a final score of 45-43. Junior Carlos Litsey hit a shot with two seconds remaining in the game to put it away and scored a game high 16 points.  

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  • Lady Knights keep rolling

    The Lady Knights had no trouble defeating the Lady Cardinals Monday of last week, scoring 71 points and only allowing the home team 33 points. Junior Bre Elder led all scorers in the game with 14 points helping her team to have a 17-6 record.

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  • Tigers pounce on Knights

    The Marion County Knights varsity boys basketball team went on the road to take on the Bardstown Tigers Tuesday of last week. The Tigers out-rebounded and overpowered the Knights as Bardstown defeated Marion County by 25 points in an 85-60 loss, dropping their record to 12-8. Seniors Deshawn Douglas and Josh Brockman led the way for the Knights scoring 13 and 12 points respectively.

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  • Lady Knights beat Hart County by 28

    The Marion County Lady Knights varsity girls basketball team hosted the Hart County Lady Raiders at the Roby Dome Monday of last week. After a bit of a sluggish first quarter, the Lady Knights picked up the pace and took control of the game. Sophomore Makayla Epps poured in a game high 26 points in route to the Marion County victory with a final score of 62-34.

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  • Knights win thriller; clinch No. 1 district seed

    The Marion County Knights varsity boys basketball team hosted the Taylor County Cardinals Friday night at the Roby Dome in front of what may have been the biggest and most supportive crowd to see a ballgame recently. All fans were asked to wear white to the game to make the effect of a “white-out.”

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  • Six games scheduled this week

    By Josh Veatch
    sports@lebanonenterprise.com
    Tonight the Lady Knight’s JV team will be hosting the 20th district freshman tournament. Marion County will play in the second game of the night with tip-off scheduled for 6:30 p.m. The championship game will be played following that game, and is scheduled to start at approximately 8 p.m.

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  • Girls cruise to 23-point win

    After a high scoring but close first quarter, the Marion County Lady Knights pulled away and defeated Taylor County by 23 points Friday night, homecoming night, with a final score of 61-38. Three Lady Knights scored in double figures to lead the Lady Knights, with sophomore Makayla Epps leading the way with a game high 17 points.

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  • Freshman Knights win district

    Saturday morning the Marion County Knights freshman team competed in the 20th district tournament held at Marion County High School. The Knights headed into the tournament as the No. 1 seed with an unblemished record of 6-0 on the regular season. After dispatching the Campbellsville Eagles in their opening round game by a score of 57-35, Marion County faced a tough opponent in Taylor County. After a close and hard fought game throughout, the freshman Knights were able to come back and defeat the Cardinals with a final score of 48-46 to capture the 2010-11 20th district title.

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  • Lady Knights fall to Elizabethtown at home

    The Marion County Lady Knights varsity girls basketball team hosted the Elizabethtown Lady Panthers at the Roby Dome Thursday.
    The match-up of two top 10 ranked teams did not disappoint the fans, as the game was close throughout.  Elizabethtown made all nine of their free throw attempts in the fourth quarter, and only missed one free throw throughout the entire game to defeat the Lady Knights by nine points, with a final score of 55-46.
    “When a team shoots 20-21 it’s tough to beat especially if you get behind,” Head Coach Trent Milby said.

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