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Today's Sports

  • The Game Plan, Nov. 14

    Nov. 16
    Basketball
    Knights scrimmage vs. Clinton County (Campbellsville University)

    Nov. 17
    Basketball
    Lady Knights scrimmage vs. Owensboro Catholic in the Rick Bolus Shootout (Bullitt East)

    Nov. 19
    Basketball
    Knights Basketball Mid "Knight" Madness (8 p.m.)

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  • Industrial Basketball Tournament...

    The Lebanon Elementary FRC will be hosting an Industrial Basketball Tournament at Lebanon Middle School during the weekend of Dec. 28-30.
    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, Casey, 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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  • Knights have high expectations

    The Marion County High School boys basketball team has been practicing for nearly a month, and is looking forward to beginning their season soon. The Knights will open up play with a pair of preseason scrimmages. On Friday night, the Knights will travel to Campbellsville University to take on Clinton County in the first of the scrimmages. Tip-off is set for 7:45 p.m.  

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  • Lady Knights look to make history

    Coming off a season that ended in heartbreak in the state championship game, the Marion County High School girls basketball team is ready to get that taste out of their mouths. Even with the loss of four seniors, Head Coach Trent Milby believes that his team can accomplish their goals.  
    "Our expectation is the same as every year, but our main goal is a state title," Milby said. "We have come close and have our sights set on getting the job done this season. Either way it has been a great seven years."

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  • Deer hunting envy

    The first weekend is gone as I write this. Saturday morning we were greeted by what would normally be unseasonably warm weather. Then, Sunday gave us a pretty windy day.
    To the best of my knowledge that would be excuse No. 14 for Saturday and No. 20-something for Sunday!
    So that was my 10 to 12 hours each day in a tree stand. Unfortunately, that was the story from the majority of my friends.

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  • Deer - Mattingly

    Trevor Mattingly, son of Lisa Mattingly, took his first deer during youth season while hunting with his grandfather, Keith Brock.

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  • Changing of the guard

    Jessica and I attended the last game of the 2012 football season Friday night. I have to admit, I'm going to miss making those road trips to the away games, and I know Jessica will miss standing on those sometimes frigid sidelines when it's drizzling rain and taking photographs. OK, so maybe I am kidding about that last part, but I know that she's a football fan at heart, and will miss watching the Knights compete on the football field.

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  • Avritt qualifies for state cross...

    The Marion County High School cross country team traveled to Bowling Green to compete in the class AA region 2 championship meet Saturday. The team hoped to qualify for state competition, but came up a bit short. However, Morgan Avritt was able to qualify as an individual. Avritt finished 23rd overall in the girls 5k run.  

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  • Football Knights fall to Lakers

    The Marion County High School football team headed to Russell Springs to take on Russell County in the opening round of the playoffs Friday. Russell County entered the game 10-0, and quickly showed why they haven't lost a game this season. After just one quarter of play, the Lakers led 28-0, and never looked back.  

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  • The Game Plan, Nov. 7

    Nov. 10
    Cross country
    KHSAA Meet (Lexington)

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