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Today's Sports

  • Closing in on 3,000 points

    Well, it’s me again. Jessica got a bit tied up with our 3-year-old who was pretending to not feel good in order to sleep in the bed with mommy. Well, that worked for Karli, so here I am typing a column.

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  • The Game Plan, Jan. 2

    Jan. 3

    Basketball

    LaRue County at Knights Freshman (6 p.m.)

     

    Jan. 5

    Basketball

    Knights Freshman at C-ville (11:50 a.m.)

    Knights Freshman vs. Adair County (at C-ville, 1 p.m.)

    Lady Knights Freshman vs. Adair County (at Taylor County, 10 a.m.)

    Lady Knights Freshman vs. Campbellsville (at Taylor County, 11 a.m.)

    Washington County at Knights and Lady Knights (6:30/7:45 p.m.)

    Swimming

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  • Knights have strong showing at...

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  • In the Bank

    The Marion County Lady Knights opened their games in the Republic Bank Classic at Lexington Catholic with an easy 60-25 win over the East Carter Lady Raiders on Dec. 21.

    East Carter hit a free throw one minute and 18 seconds into the game, but would not score again until nine seconds remained in the opening frame. As the lead grew from 5-1, to 24-4 as the period ended, four different Lady Knights had scored led by Kyvin Goodin-Rogers’10 points.

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  • Aquaknights compete in WCI Swim...

    On Dec. 15, the Marion County Aquaknights headed to Woodford County to compete in the 11th annual WCI Swim Meet at Falling Spring Arts and Recreation Center.  As a combined team the Aquaknights finished in 13th place with 93 total points.  The girls team finished in 11th place with 52 points while the boys team finished in 13th place with 41 points.

    Individual results for the girls’ team are as follows:

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  • Duck hunting success, sort of

     

    For anyone who actually reads this article you undoubtedly noticed that I missed last week! And, the reason is really simple … I forgot.

    Yes, it was one of those early deadlines that I remembered a couple of hours too late. And while I seriously doubt anyone went through too much emotional trauma at the absence of my article I will nonetheless apologize. In my defense, I felt that if the world were to actually end I would’ve wasted my time by writing an article anyway!

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  • Deer: Abby Lala

     

    Abby Lala, 9, recently bagged this 8-point deer while hunting with her dad, Les, in Shelby County. Lala is the granddaughter of Nancy and Rob Spragens. 

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  • SCMS girls basketball

     

    St. Charles 6th grade girls basketball team competed in Nelson County basketball league recently. St. Charles over-all record was 9-4 in league play and were runners up in the final tournament. Pictured, from left, are are (back row) Coach Lenae Thompson, Elise Carpenter, Emily Helms, Cassidy Logsdon, Mariella Curtis, Sammi Jo Potters and Coach Kenny Mills; front row from left, Lauren Ferriell, Abby Scott, Jenny Mattingly and Katie Mattingly.

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  • Slipped past me

    I guess that in all the hustle and bustle of Christmas and all that goes with it, something slipped up on me, and I nearly forgot about it. In fact, this actually happened two full weeks ago. I can’t believe that I nearly missed this or that no one mentioned it.

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  • Knights fall to Panthers

    The Marion County High School Knights basketball team hosted the Elizabethtown Panthers Dec 18 at the Roby Dome The Knights came into the game riding a three-game winning streak, but could not extend that streak any further, falling to Elizabethtown by a final score of 62-47.

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