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Today's Sports

  • Lady Knights fall in regional...

    By Nick Schrager

    Enterprise correspondent 

    Through a battle a of sweat and tears, the Marion County Lady Knights narrowly lost to the Elizabethtown Panthers in the opening round of the 5th region tournament on Oct. 29. 

    The Lady Knights remained in lockstep with their opponent throughout the match, but fell, 27-25, 25-20, 25-22. 

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  • Knight Time 5K is Friday

    Who has the mostspirit? Marion County orWashington County?

    Come to Lebanon on Friday, Nov. 1, for a fun,competitive run/walk open to everyone, including runners and walkers from other parts of the region and state.

    Pick your team orchoose to stay neutral!

    Stay and watch the “Border War” Marion County vs. Washington County football game after the race (entry not included).

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  • Game Plan, Oct. 30

    Oct. 30

    Volleyball

    5th Region tournament at John Hardin

    Oct. 31

    Volleyball

    5th Region tournament at John Hardin

    Nov. 1

    Running

    Knight Time 5K, 6 p.m.

    Football

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  • New face in the field

    By Will Phillips

    Enterprise correspondent

    I’m Will Phillips, and I’m the new correspondent here at The Lebanon Enterprise. Primarily, I’ll be covering Marion County sports. 

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  • Lady Knights win another...

    The Marion County Lady Knights won another 20th District championship by defeating the Taylor County Lady Cardinals in three sets (26-14, 25-17, 25-16) on Oct. 22.

     “It feels good,” Lady Knights Coach David Hibbard said. “That’s six in a row for our program.”

    The win also improved Marion County’s record to 24-11 heading into the regional tournament.

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  • Lexington Catholic too much for...

    By Will Phillips

    Enterprise correspondent

    The Marion County Knights had a hard time moving the ball on Friday night, as they played host to Lexington Catholic. Marion County was unable to find the end zone until the 10:10 mark of the fourth quarter, when junior Eddie Ponce managed to find pay dirt. The extra point was blocked, though, and the Knights managed only 9 points as they lost, 62-9. 

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  • Is bass fishing the next high...

    This month’s FLW (Forrest L. Wood) magazine had something very interesting in it. Seems that now, Kentucky is only the second state to “officially” recognize bass fishing as a sanctioned high school sport. Just like football, basketball, baseball, and all the other sports.

    Well, almost like other sports. You see, this bass fishing won’t make money. There is no paid admission to watch a bass tournament.

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  • Brahm wins 2700 meters

    The Marion County cross country team competed in the Campbellsville All-Comers Meet on Oct. 17. 

    Marion County ‘s Laurel Brahm won in the girls 2700 meter run. Brahm finished with an overall time of 11:05. Maddie Riley of Campbellsville finished second, three seconds behind Brahm.

    The final total time for Marion County was 1:05:05 with an average of 13:01. Taylor County’s overall time was 1:03:50 with an average time of 12:46.

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  • St. Charles Middle vs OKH

    CAA Finals, Oct. 23

    In a battle to the very end, SCMS was defeated by OKH 32-25.

    “Had a good run this year with the girls of St. Charles. No regrets. Very proud of every one of them and I am already excited about next year. Look forward to working more with the sixth grade and will see the seventh at the high school for freshman team. We came up short tonight but you are all winners to me.,” Coach Kenny Mills said.

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  • Lady Knights are volleyball...

    Like a flash, the Marion County Lady Knights defeated the Taylor County Lady Cardinals in three  sets (26-14,25-17,25-16) during the 20th District Championship Tuesday night.
    “It feels good,” Lady Knights Coach David Hibbard said. “That’s six in a row for our program.”
    The Lady Knights dominated the first and second set but faced a little more opposition from the Lady Cardinals in the third set.

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