Community Sports

The sixth grade girls are coached by Bill Osborne and Jason Devine. The sixth grade boys team is coached by Doug Oak and Donnie Williams. The Junior Panther season ending tournaments are scheduled for Feb 21.

Carroll County Special Olympics participated in the Winter Olympics Jan. 25-27 at Perfect North, in Lawrenceburg, Ind. The following are the results: Michelle Barnes: First (Gold), 50 meter snowshoe race and second (silver) 25 meter snow shoe; Rhonda Burns: First (Gold) 100 meter snowshoe race, and first (gold) 50 meter snowshoe; Thomas Granger: First (gold) 100 Meter snowshoe, and third (bronze) 50 meter snowshoe;

Signups have begun for 2015 Carroll County Parks and Recreation baseball and softball. The cost is $30 per registrant. Siblings living in the same household can register for $15 each. Children ages 4-16 can sign up. If a child is turning four in the 2015 calendar year, they are eligible to register. Register online at www.carrollcountygov.us/parks.asp (credit/debit card only). The link also is available on the Carroll County Parks & Recreation Facebook page.

The Carroll County Middle School cheerleaders won first place in a competition at Beth Haven Christian School in Louisville in January. The Carroll County High School boys basketball team defeated Owen County, 42-39, Jan. 27, to win the 8th Region All ‘A’ Championship for the first time since 2005. Austin Crowell was named Tournament MVP. The team lost in the first round of the state All “A” tournament to Cordia High School Jan. 30, at the Frankfort Civic Center.