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Today's Sports

  • Lady Knights off to best start...

    The Marion County High School girls basketball team is off to their best start this decade.

    In the 2003-04 season, the Lady Knights charged out to a 6-0 start and finished the season 15-13 under former Head Coach Freddie Leathers. The current edition of the Lady Knights are currently 7-0, the best start this decade and current Head Coach Trent Milby's best start anywhere he's coached.

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  • Knights host annual holiday...

    Santa Claus will return to Lebanon during the early hours on Friday morning and he brings with him seven teams to compete in this year's Mordecai's/Snappy Tomato Holiday Homecoming Classic at the Roby Dome.

    This year's field includes Taylor County (4-3), Iroquois (5-3), East Jessamine (2-2), Elizabethtown (2-6), Simon Kenton (5-2), Washington County (0-6) and the Australian travel team.

    Some players to watch include Iroquois junior Shawntae Gibbs and Elizabethtown seniors Curtis Washington and Chris Ulis.

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  • Knights and Lady Knights reach...

    The Marion County High School boys and girls basketball teams will be playing in the finals of the holiday tournaments they are competing in.

    The Knights knocked off Taylor County 65-63 to advance out of pool play as a number one seed. They played Iroquois on Tuesday at 9 p.m. in the Mordecai’s Holiday Homecoming Classic at the Roby Dome.

    The Lady Knights are in their second consecutive tournament finals after beating Bullitt East 47-27 on Monday in the Greenwood Holiday Classic. They play Clay County at 7 p.m. in Bowling Green.

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  • Knights still undefeated

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  • Knights jump out to best start...

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  • Lady Knights off to a hot start

    An undefeated start is not new for the Marion County High School girls basketball team. Knocking off two top 25 teams by an average of 28 points, however, is something to get excited about.

    Off to their best start since 2007, the Lady Knights (4-0) are working at a high level already for this point in the season. On Saturday, the Lady Knights knocked off Casey County, a Sweet 16 team from a year ago, by 38 points on a neutral floor.

    "We played really good defense. They were clicking (Saturday)," Head Coach Trent Milby said.

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  • Linescores

    SUNDAY

    8- and 9-year-old boys

    Lebanon Middle School

    Pistons 43: Owen Mattingly 9, DeSean Taylor 8, Donovan Brockman 1, Donte Cowherd 3, Justin Elder 15, Jacob Gootee 7.

    Bulls 21: Bryce Spalding 4, Ty Devine 9, Lezra Means 6, Noah Spalding 2.

    Pacers 14: Ashton Lanham 1, Ben Ruley 1, Dalton Sallee 3, Ty Walston 1, Logan Spalding 8.

    Sonics 37: Jacob Goodin 6, Austin Graves 9, Colby Hood 8, Shawn Lamkin 1, Patrick Leake 3, Jacob Mattingly 10.

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  • Knights gear up

    The Marion County High School boys basketball team hosts Casey County on Friday night at the Roby Dome before traveling to Clinton County for the Twin Lakes Holiday Classic on Monday.

    Casey County (2-3) comes into town with a two game winning streak after dropping their first three games.

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  • Lady Knights begin holiday...

    The Marion County High School girls basketball team begins one of the toughest stretches of their season as they enter holiday tournament time.

    The Lady Knights kick off the Republic Bank Holiday Classic against Ryle (4-0), a team they've already scrimmaged and beaten before the start of the season, on Saturday at Lexington Catholic.

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