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Today's Sports

  • Lady Knights open regional...

    The Marion County Lady Knights (23-8) are scheduled to face LaRue County (13-21) in the opening round of the 5th Region softball tournament at 4 p.m. Monday, May 28, at Marion County High School.

    The Lady Knights are enter the regional tournament as the 20th District Champions after defeating Taylor County, 3-2, on May 23.

    LaRue County was the runner-up in the 18th Region, losing to Green County in the district final, 4-0.

    Marion County defeated LaRue County, 2-0, when they played April 3.

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  • District Champions

                 The Marion County Lady Knights softball team competed in the first round of the 20th District Tournament on Tuesday of last week, playing Campbellsville and winning by a final score of 10-0.  This win would take them to the championship game last Wednesday night against Taylor County, and secure a 5th Region tournament appearance.

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  • Knights season ends in heartbreak

     The Marion County Knights baseball team traveled to Taylor County High School on Tuesday night of last week, playing the Adair County Indians in the first round of the 20th District Tournament.  After a hard fought battle that went into extra innings, the Knights fell short 2-1 in the contest, taking away their chance to compete in the championship game and the regional tournament.  With this loss, Marion County finishes the season with a 15-18 record.

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  • Lady Knights play for district...

    The Marion County High School softball team is scheduled to play host Taylor County at 6 p.m. Tonight, May 23, in the 20th District tournament championship.
    Marion County defeated Campbellsville, 10-0, in the opening round, and Taylor County reached the title game by defeating Adair County, 7-1.
    The Lady Knights and Lady Cardinals have played twice this season. Marion County won both games by scores of 4-2 and 6-0.

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  • Baseball Knights go 1-1 in last...

    The Marion County Knights baseball team went 1-1 on the week, taking their overall regular season record to 15-17. The Knights were scheduled to play Adair County last night in the first round of the 20th District tournament, but results were unknown at press time. Full results will be in next week's issue.

    Garrard County 6, Marion County 7

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  • Back to Back

    You may be wondering why I am writing again this week. Well, Jessica has a particular reason for wanting to write next week.  You'll just have to wait and see why, but in the meantime I will fill in.  

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  • The Game Plan, May 23

    May 23
    Baseball
    20th District Championship at Taylor County

    May 28-29
    Baseball
    MCHS Youth Baseball Camp (Ages 9-14) (At MCHS)

    May 28-30
    Softball
    5th Region Tournament (Home)
    Baseball
    5th Region Tournament (E'town)
     

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  • Girls soccer meeting is May 25

    There will be a girls high school soccer meeting at 6:30 p.m., Friday, May 25, in Coach Greg Conley's room at the Marion County Area Technology Center for any girl interested in playing soccer for the high school next season.
    Both parents and players should attend.
    For more information, contact Devin L. Johnson at (270) 699-5398.

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  • Linescores

    9-10 Boys
    Here are the 9-10-year-old boys Little League baseball standings as of May 18.

    Rangers 6-2
    Reds      4-2
    Angels   5-4
    Red Sox 3-4
    Orioles   1-7

    Girls Minor League
    May 15
    A's 15, Dodgers 1
    Reds 12,  Braves 2
     
    May 18
    A's 13, Reds 3
    Standings  2nd half   overall

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  • More to tournament than just...

    When I wrote about pre-fishing for a bass tournament I should've mentioned that there's more to it than just fishing.
    It it's a lake your not familiar with there's map study, Google Earth, researching past tournament results, weather trends and seasonal patterns. Then come the visits to area bait shops and angler hangouts...to talk with the locals.
    Lakes your familiar with only actually require you to consider the season, weather and water temperature. Everything else is based in your past experiences!

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