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Today's Sports

  • More than just tumbling

    By Will Phillips
    Enterprise correspondent

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  • Lady Knights announce volleyball...

    The Marion County Lady Knights volleyball team held their annual awards banquet on Dec. 4.
    Shown below are the award recipients for this season.

    Season statistical awards:
    Most Aces - Jeni Hall (66)
    Most Assists - Jeni Hall (449)
    Most Blocks -  Alexus Calhoun (97)
    Most Digs -Abby Murphy (178)
    Most Kills - Alexus Calhoun (232)
    Highest Serve percentage - Abby Miles  (95)
    Highest Kill percentage - Alexus Calhoun (40)
    Highest Dig percentage - Abby Murphy (71)

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  • Industrial tourney deadline is...

    The Lebanon Elementary FRC will be hosting its annual Industrial Basketball Tournament at Lebanon Middle School during the weekend of Dec. 27-29.
    Interested teams must consist of workers who are employed at least 20 hours per week at their companies. Teams eligible to compete must be based in Marion, Nelson, Taylor, Green, Washington or Boyle counties or be entirely comprised of Marion County residents working at one other corporation (i.e. Ford).  For companies with less than 50 full-time workers, married spouses may also play.

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  • Hunters on the prowl to find...

    First off, we moved the December 4-H Fishing Club meeting from the 19 to Dec. 12.
    We’re going to be making an ornament for your tree, so you’ll want to be sure to attend!

    Seems the predator hunting bug bit Terry Davis. Now we’re still going duck hunting, but have accepted one hard fact: There just aren’t that many ducks around here. At least not enough to support a bad duckaholic!
    So what does one do in the absence of ducks? Seems the answer, in addition to rabbits, squirrels, quail, would be predators. Specifically coyotes!

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  • Dec. 6 boys basketball game has...

    Due to inclement weather the Marion County basketball game tonight versus Russell County has been cancelled, according to Marion County Athletic Director Robby Peterson.

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  • The Game Plan, Dec. 4

    Dec. 6

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  • Nothing fishy: bass fishing...

    Jerry Smith spoke to the Marion County Board of Education on Nov. 12 to request permission to create a bass fishing team at Marion County High School.
    On Nov. 26, he got his answer when the board voted 4-1 in favor of adding bass fishing to the high school’s activities.
    Board member Mike Cecil cast the dissenting vote. He said he still had a lot of questions about the program, and he wasn’t sure he was ready to vote on it.
    “I hope I’m wrong on this whole issue,” Mike Cecil said.

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  • Injuries on the rise in NFL

    By Will Phillips

    Enterprise correspondent

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  • Lady Knights get win in double...

    The Marion County Lady Knights narrowly defeated visiting George Rogers Clark Lady Cardinals, 52-49, in a double overtime game on Monday.
    The Lady Knights (1-0)won thanks to free throws by sophomore guard Samantha Daugherty and freshman point guard Haeli Howard in the second overtime.
    Coach Anthony Epps said that while the team missed a lot of free throws during the evening, it was because of fatigue.
    “I feel great,” Epps said. “One of the things we are emphasizing at practice is to work hard.”

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  • Running with faith

    No matter wind, rain, sleet or snow, she’s always on the highway running.
    While jogging in vicious weather may seem crazy to some, tackling the elements seems perfectly natural to her.
    In fact, running in what she calls liquid sunshine, has gotten her farther than going from A to B.
    From being sponsored by Chevrolet and Coca-Cola while carrying an Olympic torch, to running numerous 5Ks, three marathons, and helping chaplain the 1996 Olympics, it is easy to say that Peggy Birmingham has racked up a lot of miles.  

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