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Community Sports

  • Bats. Balls. Bases.
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  • Youth volleyball camp June 13-15
     The Carroll County High School volleyball team will be sponsoring a youth volleyball camp June 13-15 from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the high school gym. Incoming fourth graders and up are welcome to attend. The cost is $50 for all three days if campers pre-register by June 10. Otherwise, the cost is $60 for all three days at the door or $20 per day. Please specify which day on the form. Registration forms may be picked up at Cartmell Elementary, Carroll County Middle School or Carroll County High School.
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  • Three top-10 finishes for Corbin at state track meet
    Seventh grader Malachi Corbin propelled the Carroll County Middle School boys track and field team to 18 out of 56 with his one-man-effort in Saturday’s KTCCCA Middle School State Meet held at Paul Dunbar High School in Lexington. Corbin placed 2nd in shot put with a new personal record of 42 feet 10 inches. The only athlete to finish with a better throw had to break a middle school state record to do so, head coach Joe Creager said in an email. Corbin was the only seventh grader to finish in the top 15. 
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  • Special Olympics team competes in track meet
    The Carroll County Special Olympic Track team coached by Margaret Walker, competed May 12, in area competition at St. Xavier High School.
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  • First marathon
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  • Carroll County Middle School baseball takes the field
    The Carroll County Middle School baseball team is very young and inexperienced, but are improving day by day, said head coach Jimmy Ray. He said the purpose of middle school baseball was to teach the players fundamentals and to prepare them for high school baseball. This is Ray’s first year as head coach, but he has helped coach both the middle school and high school teams in the past. He also coaches a summer league baseball team.
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  • Carroll County elementary track team competes in first meet of the season
    Fourth-grader Clara Tuttle and third-grader Kennedy Daigle were the top performers in the Carroll County Elementary track team’s first meet on Thursday, April 12, at Henry County High School. Head coach Joe Creager said elementary track is different from high school track in that athletes are allowed to participate in more than four events per meet, and the events are broken down by age group. The 4x100 meter relay also is both co-ed and across school and team lines.
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  • Home run for the cure
    About 60 people formed six teams and participated in The Support Second Base Susan G. Komen softball tournament Saturday at the county park. The event raised about $950, part of the fundraising effort by Brittany Belcher and her family to participate in the 3-Day for the Cure walk this November in San Diego.
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  • Taking the Field
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  • Football camp
    The Carroll County High School football team will hold a youth camp, K-7th grade, March 26-29 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Fliers are being passed around the school. Registration will be held in the high school cafeteria on March 26.  The cost of the camp is $30, $10 for additional family members. Campers will need tennis shoes, shorts and t-shirt. A camp t-shirt is included in the cost. This is a non-contact camp and any questions can be e-mailed to head coach Mike Weedman at Michael.Weedman@carroll.kyschools.us.
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