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High School Sports

  • NCKC Player of the Week | Dec. 29, 2016
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  • Panthers pick up their play, finish third in tourney

    The Panthers basketball team finished in third place in the Nick Burns Memorial Tournament at Spencer County High School Dec. 19-22. Carroll County lost to host Spencer County on opening night, but rebounded in victories over Iroquois and Shelby County.

    Head coach Brian Crank said the last two games were the best games his team has played all season. “Ball movement was the key,” he said.

    Spencer County 80,

    Carroll County 51

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  • Lady Panthers finish fifth in South Oldham tournament

    Carroll County Lady Panthers’ basketball team finished fifth in the Lady Dragons Hoop Fest at South Oldham High School, Dec 21-22.

    Carroll fell to Ballard, 46-29, and Williamstown, 57-50, in pool play and defeated Seneca 53-29 in the championship round.

    Ballard

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  • Upcoming CCHS basketball games

    Thursday, Dec. 22

    Girls at Lady Dragon Hoopfest at South Oldham, TBA

    Boys at Nick Burns Memorial basketball tournament in Spencer County, TBA

    Dec. 27-29

    Boys at Jeffersonville, Ind. Shootout, TBA

    Wednesday, Dec. 28

    Girls vs. Central Hardin at 7:30 p.m. in the North American Stainless Basketball Classic at CCHS.

    Dec. 29-30

    Girls in the North American Stainless Basketball Classic at CCHS. TBA 

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  • Second-half comeback too late for Carroll in loss to Gallatin Co.

    After an ugly first half, the Panthers showed some fight in the second half against the visiting Gallatin County Wildcats. But it was too late for the Panthers to make a comeback, losing 62-45 Dec. 16.

    Head coach Brian Crank said he did not have his team ready to play in the first half, but after making some adjustments at halftime, the team came out and played hard.

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  • Carroll forces 22 turnovers, but struggles offensively

    Carroll came out against Henry County on a hot streak, connecting on six of their first eight shots. The trouble was the Wildcats started almost just as hot. Down 16-11, Henry ended the quarter on a 7-1 run and took one-point lead into the second quarter. The Panthers were outscored every quarter–including scoring just nine points in both the second and third quarters–falling 61-46 in the 31st District battle.

    After the game, Carroll head coach Brian Crank took responsibility for his team’s loss.

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  • Gallatin defeats Carroll, 65-34

    Carroll County Lady Panther’s scored first in the 31st District matchup with Gallatin County Dec. 17, but it would be its only lead as Gallatin rolled to 65-34 win.

    Both teams struggled to score in the early going as it took over a minute and a half before Amelia Napier scored to give Carroll first points of the game.

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  • Lady Panthers pick up district win over Henry

    It wasn’t always pretty, but the Carroll County Lady Panthers played well enough to earn their first win of the season–and more importantly a district win–defeating Henry County 48-22 Dec. 14.

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  • Soccer Awards

    Girls varsity

    MVP, Houston Lindsay; Best offense, Hannah Polley; Best defense, Abby Brock; Most improved, Caitlin Poe and Rookie of the year, Mallory Wilkerson.

    Girls JV

    MVP, Esme Garcia; Best offense, Lily Young; Best defense, Cloie Poe; Most improved, Dana Gonzalez.

    Boys varsity

    MVP, David Marshall; Offensive MVP, Guillermo Cruz; Defensive MVP, Jose Orozco; Most improved, Nick Wells; and Rookie of the year, Bryce Butcher.

    Boys JV

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  • Lady Panthers open home schedule with loss to South

    Poor passing and missed shots near the basket were the main areas in need of improvement after the Carroll County Lady Panthers’ home opening loss against South Oldham, 64-39.

    The visiting Lady Dragons got off to a quick start, building a 10-0 lead. The Lady Panthers committed five turnovers in the stretch–three from the South Oldham press. Carroll’s first points came from sophomore center Amelia Napier, who was fouled making a move in the post and sank both free throws with 4:27 left in the first quarter.

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