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Today's Sports

  • KCCR race winner

    Jeremy Morris competed in the KCCR racing event held in Lebanon recently. He won the "First Year" category.

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  • Big cool down

    Well, since the last time that I wrote a column, three different Marion County sports teams have seen their season come to a close.
    Both soccer teams lost their first round 5th Region tournament games, the girls team to Bardstown and the boys team to Central Hardin. The volleyball team, after winning their first round game of the regional tournament against LaRue County, fell to a Central Hardin team that went on to win the 5th Region tournament.  

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  • Marion County runs in the Meet...

    The Marion County middle school cross country team members traveled to Lexington to take part in the KTCCCA Meet of Champions, which is the state championship meet for middle school. Several members from Marion County competed against nearly 4,500 kids from all over Kentucky in the meet.  
    Head Coach Daniel Johnson noted that he likes what he sees in the future of Marion County cross country.
    "This was the last meet of the year for our middle school kids," Johnson said. "It was a great season and great building block for the future."

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  • Knights fall in regular season...

    The Marion County High School Knights football team traveled to Lawrenceburg Friday to take on Anderson County on a night where the weather was anything but cooperative. After a string of lopsided defeats, the Knights were able to keep the game close but eventually fell by a final score of 28-12. This ends their regular season with an overall record of 2-8, and the team will travel to Russell County on Friday night for the opening round of the playoffs.

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  • The Game Plan, Oct. 31

    Nov. 2
    Football
    Knights vs. Russell County in playoff game (Away)

    Nov. 3
    Cross Country
    Knights and Lady Knights in Class AA Region 2 meet (Bowling Green)

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  • KCCR racing returns to Marion...

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  • Kentucky Premier lands Nike...

    Kentucky Premier was able to accomplish something that all AAU teams hope to achieve. They are only one of 20 AAU teams in the country to be an official Nike Elite Travel Team. This means that the team will now face top class competition each week, and will now have a chance to win the Nike Nationals, the premier girls AAU tournament, which is held every year. According to Nike, the Kentucky Premier team is the fastest ever to achieve this status.

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  • Turkey hunting, bass fishing and...

    Right now until Nov. 2 and Dec. 1-7, you can hunt turkeys with your shotgun. Now hunting turkeys during this fall season is a different story from the spring season.
    In the spring we use locator calls then take advantage of the turkeys desire to reproduce. We make seductive calls to bring the Tom's to us for a shot.
    However, in the fall the birds aren't interested in making little turkeys so we have to use a different tactic.

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  • Lebanon Cowboys win youth...

    The Marion County Youth Football League concluded their regular season with their championship series at Campbellsville University Saturday. A team from Lebanon was in each of the three age groups championship games, but only one was able to take a win. The Lebanon Cowboys were able to defeat the Springfield Colts, 20-7, to cap off an undefeated 7-0 season in the third and fourth grade division.

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  • Deer-Mattingly

    Dylan Mattingly, 5, is the son of Bruce and Jamie Mattingly. He killed this 10-point buck on his dad's farm in Springfield during youth season.

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