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High School Sports

  • Volleyball slams first win

    The Lady Panthers and new head coach Lynn Eaglin collected their first win of the season, defeating Lloyd Memorial at home Thursday, 3-1.

    “It feels good to get the first win at home,” Eaglin said.

    Junior Kelly Layton led the team with 17 kills and four blocks, while fellow junior Karly Prosser followed with eight kills and five aces. Junior Sabrina Young also had five aces, while senior Emily Baker collected 22 assists.

    The Lady Panthers fell behind early most of the match, but found a way to battle back and take the win.

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  • Panthers earn come-from-behind win over Garrard in home opener

    The Panthers soccer team has started off the 2013 season on a positive note, showing they can both dominate a game as well as pull out a come-from-behind victory.

    Carroll County opened the season Tuesday, Aug. 20, with a road trip to Covington Latin and came home with a 9-2 victory. Senior Michael Hall, freshman David Marshall and sophomore Alex Burns scored two goals apiece. Senior Taylor Byrd, sophomore Brett Hall and freshman Tyler Stewart each scored one goal.

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  • CCHS golf scores | Aug. 21, 2013

    Girls fall to Henry

    The Lady Panthers golf team closely competed with Henry County at the Henry County Country Club Tuesday, Aug. 13, but fell just short. Henry won, 229-242.

    The following are the Carroll County top four individual scores: Hannah McMahan, 52; Jadyn Bailey, 59; Natalie Bennett, 63; and Ciara Hamilton, 69.

     

    Girls improve team score against Trimble

    The Lady Panthers lost to Trimble County, 197 to 214, on Wednesday, Aug. 14. The match was held at Perry Park.

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  • Tough schedule, but Panthers ready to tackle the challenge

    Focus. That is the buzzword for this year’s Carroll County High School football team.

    The team will face a tough schedule this season, one that includes a renewal of the Carroll vs. Henry rivalry and four straight road games against quality opponents. But head coach Mike Weedman and his coaching staff have the Panthers prepared and ready to face the challenge as a team.

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  • New coach, home course for growing cross country team

    Cross country has become newly popular at Carroll County High School, as the team swelled to 33 runners this season.

    First-year head coach Brian Crank said the student-athletes have been enthusiastic and are showing up to practice every day.

    The Panthers will field varsity girls and boys teams, as well as a JV boys team. The team includes seven seniors: Michael Burns, Cody Cruz, Michael Hall, Sarah Hawkins, Sierra Martinez, Brad Osborne and Joseph Parker.

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  • Young vs. ‘Old’

     

    The Carroll County High School girls and boys soccer team held their alumni game Saturday, Aug. 3.

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  • Volleyball sets high goals for new season

    Expectations are high for the Lady Panthers volleyball team after winning their first-ever 31st District championship last season. But the girls are determined and more than ready for the challenge and to surpass it, aiming for an 8th Region championship, first-year head coach Lynn Eaglin said.

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  • Youthful experience leads golf team

    After a summer of practicing and playing pick-up games with friends, the Panthers golf team is ready to take on the competition. 

    Looking at the roster, the team may be young – the Panthers have just two seniors, Nick Aulbach and first-year player Gabe Kates – but it is full of talented players, head coach Josh Mefford said.

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  • Alumni, friends of program return to take on varsity soccer teams

    The Carroll County High School soccer teams hosted alumni games Saturday, Aug. 3. It was the first ever alumni game for the girls program and the sixth annual for the boys. 

    In the girls match, the alumni won, 8-0. While the score may have appeared one-sided, head coach Greg Damron was pleased with the way his team hung with the alumni, which included five college players.

    Former Lady Panthers assistant coach Lillian Scott scored two goals, while Victoria Paytner and Bre Smith also scored two goals. Lidia Jimenez and Nikki Hill each scored.

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  • Preparing for battle

    Carroll County High School football held their annual training camp July 29-31, at Happy Hills Christian Service Camp in Carroll County.

    “Best training camp we’ve ever had, by far, and we’ve still got another day,” head coach Mike Weedman said Tuesday, July 30. The players have had a great attitude, good work ethic and have not complained once, he said.

    “They’re tired, beat up and sore and they’re not complaining,” Weedman said. “I’m so proud of this bunch.”

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