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Today's Sports

  • Bright turkeys
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  • Team performs well at home meet

    During Friday’s Panther Twilight Invitational track meet at Elizabethtown, sophomore Brooks Divine took what Head Coach Robby Peterson described as “a nasty fall” on the pole vault event which caused some injuries that will most likely sideline Divine for the rest of the season. According to Divine’s mother, Brooks suffered some pulled ligaments in his neck and a fractured rib.

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  • 5-4-11 Linescores

    Softball
    Marion County Little League
    April 28
     Rays    4  10 5  5  - 24
    Rangers       2  3  1  0  -  6
    The Rays behind Kenlee Stouts three hits, four runs scored and five RBI’s improved their record to 3 and 1.  Jaci Benningfield stuck out nine for the Rays.  Sarah Clark scored three runs for the Rangers.
     
    Cardinals    2 0 2 3  3  0 - 10

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  • Champs
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  • Wet weather makes hunting...

     

     

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  • Striving for the goal

     

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  • Big Bird
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  • The Game Plan 4.27.11 - 5.3.11

    4.28.11

    Knights and Lady Knights track and field meet (Home)

     

    Softball

    Lady Knights vs. Elizabethtown (Home at 6:30 p.m.)

     

    Baseball

    Knights vs. Taylor County (Home at 5:30 p.m.)

     

    Tennis

    Knights and Lady Knights vs. John Hardin  (Home)

     

    4.29.11

    Track

    Knights and Lady Knights track and field meet (Away at Elizabethtown)

     

    Baseball

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  • Girls coaching staff resigns

    Last week, Lady Knight Softball Head Coach Trent Milby, Assistant Coach Anthony Epps, and Assistant Coach Renee Spalding all turned in letters of resignation to Marion County High School Athletic Director Stacey Hall. All three letters stated that the resignations will become effective after this season is completed, not immediately as initially reported. The site-based decision making council will review these letters during their regular scheduled meeting today, April 27.
    Hall noted that each of the three coaches had other things they wanted to focus on.

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  • Team has another strong showing

    Thursday afternoon, the Marion County High School track team hosted an all-comers track meet. Each team finished overall in the top three, with the boys team taking second place only behind Boyle County by seven points while the girls captured third place behind Russell County and Boyle County as well. Both teams performed very well with the girls team collecting nine top three finishes and the boys taking a spot in the top three 13 times.

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