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Today's Sports

  • Linescores, June 5

    11-12 Little League Baseball
    Standings as of 5/30/13
    Mets                  9-1
    Angels               6-3
    Bluejays             4-6
    Reds                  4-6
    Diamondbacks    1-8

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  • Marion County wins middle school...

    The Marion County middle school baseball team (21-4) won the mid-Kentucky middle school A division conference on May 29 in Bardstown.
    Marion County won the championship with victories over Spencer County, LaRue County and Washington County.
    As the top seed, Marion County received a first-round bye, then defeated Spencer County, 6-1, on May 24.
    In the semifinals, Marion County edged out LaRue County, 10-9, to advance to the championship game. In the finals on May 29, Marion County picked up a 10-6 win over Washington County.

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  • Aces win baseball tourney
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  • If you spot a fawn, know a doe...

    By Officer B.J. McCoy

    Fish and Wildlife Officer

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  • Game Plan, June 5

    June 8

    Basketball
    Kentucky Junior All-Star Game at St. Xavier High School (5 p.m.)

    June 10
    Basketball
    Kentucky Senior All-Stars vs. Kentucky Junior All-Stars at MCHS   (6 p.m.)

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  • Lady Knights finish second in...

    The Marion County Lady Knights varsity softball team competed in the 20th District Tournament last week, playing their first round game on Mya 20 at Campbellsville.
    After defeating Camp-bellsville, 14-2, the Lady Knights advanced to the district championship game against Taylor County, which was played Wednesday night. Marion County lost to Taylor County 4-0, becoming the district runner-ups. The games were played at the Lindsey Wilson College softball field as Adair County hosted the tournament.

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  • Knights fall in district opener

    The Marion County Knights baseball team competed in the 20th District Tournament last week in Adair County. The team was scheduled to play on May 21, but due to rain on Tuesday and Wednesday, the first round game for Marion County was held Thursday night. The Knights played the Taylor County Cardinals in Adair County at the Lindsey Wilson College baseball field. Marion County could not produce enough runs in the game, however, and fell to Taylor County 8-5 in eight innings of play, spoiling their chance to advance to the 5th Region Tournament.

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  • Jo. Bell Field dedication is...

    The dedication of Jo. Bell Field at Graham Memorial Park will take place this afternoon.

    The dedication was originaly planned for Thursday, May 30, but it has been rescheduled for Tuesday, June 4, at 5:15 p.m.

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  • Tongue signs with Pikeville...

    Marion County Lady Knight Patrice Tonge signed to play college basketball at the University of Pikeville recently. Pictured are, front row from left, Tony Tonge, Patrice Tonge and Gayle Bell; back row from left, are Lady Knights Assistant Coach Anthony Epps, MCHS Athletic Director Robby Peterson, Anthony Tonge, Pikeville Head Coach Joanna McNamee, Lady Knights Head Coach Trent Milby, Patty Bell, MCHS Principal Stacey Hall and Pikeville Assistant Coach Erica Webb.
     

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  • Spalding stepping down as Marion...

    Recently, Marion County High School Head baseball coach Chad Spalding submitted his resignation from coaching baseball effective June 30, 2013.  Spalding will remain the head coach of the golf team.  In a letter of resignation submitted to the Enterprise, Spalding stated that he felt his 17 years as coach of the baseball Knights were successful and that some of the moments he experienced while coaching are some of the most memorable in his lifetime.
    Spalding’s full letter reads:

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