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Today's Sports

  • Aquaknights notch another victory

    Like a knife  through butter, the Marion County Aquaknights cut through the water to take another win last week.
    On Jan. 28, the Aquaknights hosted and defeated Nelson County High School, Thomas Nelson High School, and Bethlehem High School.
    “Tonight was great,” Aquaknights Coach Holly Buckman said. “The swimmers did really good. It’s always nice when Bethlehem and Nelson and Marion County get together because we always practice together.”

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  • Aquaknights notch another victory

    Like a knife  through butter, the Marion County Aquaknights cut through the water to take another win last week.
    On Jan. 28, the Aquaknights hosted and defeated Nelson County High School, Thomas Nelson High School, and Bethlehem High School.
    “Tonight was great,” Aquaknights Coach Holly Buckman said. “The swimmers did really good. It’s always nice when Bethlehem and Nelson and Marion County get together because we always practice together.”

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  • More than just a game

    On Feb. 2, millions of people tuned in to Super Bowl XLVIII for a night of competition. I am one of them – but for different reasons.
    For the diehard fans of football, the Super Bowl is the Armageddon of the season - the final showdown between good and evil (always your team being good and the other team being evil, of course).
    I can’t even imagine being a fan of an underdog team that makes it to final fight. That must be an especially epic battle.

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  • Taking charge

    By Will Phillips
    Enterprise correspondent

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  • Yankee groundhog predicts six...

    As you know, February is a very special month. Though not a major holiday – you know, where you get a day off work — it’s still special to a lot of people!
    We get all excited, plan for the big day and know if things work out, we might get lucky!
    Yep, Groundhog Day showed that we may, or may not, experience the luck of an early spring. Ya see, there’s this pampered, Yankee groundhog up in Pennsylvania that gets all the media attention.

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  • Epps a finalist for ‘Sportsman...

    Former Lady Knight Makayla Epps is known around Marion County and abroad for her basketball skills. She was a McDonald’s All-American and is currently playing for the University of Kentucky.
    Recently, she was put in the running for another big award.
    Epps was a finalist for the Lexington Herald-Leader’s Sportsman of the Year, both for her individual accomplishments and for leading the Lady Knights to an undefeated season and the 2013 Girls Sweet Sixteen title. The award was presented Jan. 29.

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  • Patriots compete in state tourney

    Battling it out as one of the commonwealth’s finest, the seventh grade Lebanon Middle School Patriots played in Kentucky Basketball Academy’s state tournament over the weekend. Though they did not make it to the final four, they put up one heck of a fight.
    According to KBA’s schedule, the Patriots opened tournament play Feb. 1 by demolishing Meece Middle School out of Somerset, 47-12. From there, they defeated Bryan Station Middle School, 52-38.
    On Feb. 2., the Patriots advanced to play four other schools.

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  • Tonight's high school...

    The Marion County High School basketball games at Adair County scheduled for Feb. 3 have been canceled due to the road conditions, according to Marion County Athletics Director Robby Peterson.

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  • Game Plan, Jan. 29

    Jan. 31

    Basketball

    Lady Knights at Nelson County

    Knights at Nelson County, 7:30 p.m.

     

    Feb. 1

    Basketball

    Seneca at Knights, 7:30 p.m.

    Feb. 3

    Basketball

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  • Lady Knights topple Taylor County

     Deep in enemy territory, facing an opponent with a stronger record, and surrounded by hundreds of fans rooting against you - it’s hard to imagine coming out with your skin intact.

    But the Marion County Lady Knights did just that, and they came out on top.

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