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Today's Sports

  • Reflecting back, looking ahead

    What are some of the greatest memories you’ve ever made? Getting married, having children, starting your own business? We’ve all made memories, had moments of pure elation and joy and have smiled like we’ve never smiled before. It is completely normal for us to have nostalgia over fond memories. It’s good we have made those memories and remember them.

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  • GIRLS BASKETBALL: Lady Knights...

    Four more games remain for the Marion County Lady Knights and roughly a week and a half is left before the 20th District Tournament begins at Campbellsville High School.
    In their final game on the road for the regular season, Marion County will travel to Danville to take on the Boyle County Lady Rebels at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 9.
    The Lady Rebels won’t make it easy on Marion County, holding a 16-6 record before taking on Southwestern last night. Boyle County put the brakes on a three-game skid back on Feb. 2 with a 57-44 win over Danville on Feb. 2.

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  • Vaughts’ Views: Olympic...

    By Larry Vaught

    Kelsey LaCroix thought about what it would be like to participate in the Olympics when she was a young gymnast.
    She assumed any chance to participating in the Olympics ended when she made the decision to stick with cheerleading over gymnastics at age 11.
    That decision worked out well, though, as she recently helped Kentucky win a third straight national cheer title. But now she’s going to the Olympics — along with other member of UK’s national cheerleading team.

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  • BOYS BASKETBALL: Knights to face...

    A brief two game home stand awaits Marion County (12-9) but before they can get back on the home court, the Knights will travel to Russell Springs this Saturday for a game against the Russell County Lakers.
    Game time is 8 p.m. Eastern. Through 20 games and before taking on Casey County Friday, Tate Richardson led Russell County in scoring with 16.6 PPG. Brayon Scales was second with 14.7 PPG.

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  • Freshman boys basketball team...

    The Marion County High School boys won the Nelson County Freshmen Tournament on Saturday. Pictured are, front row from left, Lathan Hamilton, Devin Gibson and J.T. Lee; back row from left, are Head Coach Tony Tonge, Ethan Mattingly, Kanyon Spalding, Patrick Benton, Dominick White, Markell Bell, Spencer Lucas and Assistant Coach Mark Bell.
     

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  • The Game Plan - Jan. 31, 2018

    Feb. 2
    GIRLS BASKETBALL
    Lady Knights vs. Taylor County (Away), 6 p.m.

    SWIMMING
    Swim meet (at Lebanon Aquatic Center), 6 p.m.

    Feb. 3
    BOYS BASKETBALL
    Knights vs. Russell County (Away), 8 p.m.

    GIRLS BASKETBALL
    Lady Knights vs. North Hardin (Home), 2:30 p.m.

    Feb. 5
    BASKETBALL
    Lady Knights and Knights vs. Metcalfe County (Home)
    Girls at 6:30 p.m.
    Boys at 8 p.m.

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  • Finding a solution

    After giving up 148 points to lose their ninth game in 12 outings back on Jan. 23, the Cleveland Cavaliers held a team meeting to discuss the team’s recent struggles. The Boston Celtics also held their own team meeting on Jan. 22 to discuss their own struggles as well. There was frustration expressed at poor play and a desire to move past the struggles.

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  • GIRLS BASKETBALL: Lady Knights...

    Lady Knights Head Coach Kelly Wood drew a Clint Eastwood reference to describe Marion County’s play thus far this season.
    “Good, bad and ugly,” Wood said. “We’ve been a little bit of all three but most teams are. We’re young, though. It’s not a sprint, it’s a marathon so we got to finish strong. That’s what we got ahead of us. The team gets along great. They’re such great kids.”

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  • Vaught’s Views: UK's...

    By Larry Vaught

    Now that Zion Williamson is definitely not coming to Kentucky, maybe it’s time to focus more on the three players that UK coach John Calipari has already signed in his 2018 recruiting class.
    Not only did UK not get Williamson, he went to Duke to give the Blue Devils the top three players in the 2018 recruiting class. However, FoxSports/247Sports recruiting analyst Evan Daniels says Kentucky fans are going to like Tyler Herro, Keldon Johnson and Immanuel Quickley. ESPN college basketball analyst Dick Vitale already does.

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  • BOYS BASKETBALL: Means posts...

    Marion County had been off the court since Jan. 9 due to wintry weather that dumped nearly a half-foot of snow across Central Kentucky last week. After seeing four games get cancelled due to the treacherous weather, the Knights finally got back on the court Saturday against Campbellsville.
    Over five minutes into the game, Campbellsville and Marion County had combined for a mere seven points. Time for Lez Means to provide a spark to the sluggish Knight offense.

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