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High School Sports

  • Track team competes in three meets

    Oldham County Kick Off Classic

    Carroll County’s boys and girls track and field teams finished 10th out of 10 teams in their first meet of the season March 16, in the Oldham County Kick Off Classic.

    Lady Panthers junior Tori Crawford finished 29th in the 100-meter dash with a time of 14.84 seconds. Freshman Claire Harris finished 33rd (14.92 seconds), followed by junior Lauren Cox in 36th (14.94 seconds), freshman Lily Young in 47th (15.64 seconds) and junior Amelia Service in 63rd (16.84 seconds).

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  • Cancellations due to weather result in slow start to spring sports

    Three, two, one, one and zero. That’s the number of games Carroll County High School’s spring sports teams have been able to play since the season opened March 15. Flooding and torrential rains, snow showers and freezing temperatures–it’s been an unusual spring so far to say the least.

    The Lady Panthers softball team has yet to see live action this season because of the weather.

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  • Baseball drops season opener at Lexington Christian

    Lexington Christian notched seven hits and took advantage of nine Carroll errors and six walks to defeat the visiting Panthers 15-1 March 23.

    Starting pitcher Craig Beach was tagged with the loss, throwing two innings and giving up three hits and seven runs. Kam Rivers pitched the third inning, giving up one hit and a walk for four runs. He also logged the Panthers’ only strike out. David Duncan pitched 0.2 innings (three hits, four walks and four runs), and Caleb Stephenson pitched 0.1 innings (walk).

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  • Winter sports banquet
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  • Carroll spring sports kicks off with home tennis match

    The spring sports season is underway, as the Carroll County tennis teams opened their season with a home match against Grant County March 15, and an away match at Shelby County March 16. While Carroll County lost both matches, head coach Juan Fernandez said he was happy with the progress he is seeing out of his young players.

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  • 2018 Parks and Recreation Volleyball Camp

    Carroll County Parks and Recreation hosted a volleyball camp from mid-January through mid-March. The CCHS volleyball team taught the campers a variety of skills, including passing, serving and setting.

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  • 2018 Basketball 31st District All-Tournament Team

    Congratulations to Abigail Aulbach, David Duncan, Amelia Napier and Wyatt Supplee for being named to the 31st District All-Tournament Team.

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  • Districts: Henry outlasts Carroll through double OT

    The Carroll County Panthers left it all out on the floor. They gave it their all, but in the end, one team had to lose, and it just wasn’t Carroll County’s night.

    Henry County outlasted Carroll County 78-74 in double overtime Feb. 21, to advance to the 31st District Championship.

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  • Carroll County struggles to score against Walton-Verona

    Walton-Verona dominated from the tip, but it was Carroll’s struggles to hit easy baskets that concerned head coach Ron Henderson as the Lady Panthers head into the 31st District Tournament Tuesday. The Lady Bearcats won the game, 69-40, Feb. 16.

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  • Lady Panthers lose OT heartbreaker to Gallatin

    The first round of district basketball tournament are the toughest games of the season. One team goes home as their season ends, while the other team lives to play another day. Tuesday night it was the Carroll County Lady Panthers heading home, as Gallatin County won in overtime on a late three point shot, 53-52.

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