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High School Sports

  • Carroll falls to Collins in first round of regional

    The Carroll County boys soccer season came to an end Monday, Oct. 17, in the 8th Region Tournament, as the Panthers lost 4-2 to Collins at Panther Field.

    Collins outshot Carroll 32-10. Carroll keeper Blake Reynolds had 12 saves. The Panthers came out on their heels, but turned things around as the game wore on, especially in the second half.

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  • Late fumble costly as Carroll loses 14-12 to Owen Co.

    Senior night did not end the way 12 Carroll County senior football players wanted as the Panthers lost a nail biter to the Owen County Rebels 14-12.

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  • Carroll loses senior night match to Shelby Co.

    The Carroll County Lady Panthers’ volleyball senior night ended with Carroll on the wrong side of the score as they dropped a match against Shelby County 2-0 (25-17, 25-17).

    Carroll honored senior players, Cheyenne Lawrence, Abby Miracle, Kaylan Myers and senior manager Austin Beach before the game.

    Carroll did not have an answer for Shelby’s junior outside hitter Melody Lane. The left-handed hitter was able to keep Carroll from gathering any momentum with timely kills and closed out the match at the service line.

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  • Panthers claim fifth straight 31st District title

    It only takes one.

    Just 1 minute and 38 seconds into the 31st District championship Thursday, Carroll County senior David Marshall scored on a penalty kick. That would be all the Panthers needed to secure the school’s fifth consecutive 31st District championship trophy, defeating Gallatin County 1-0 at Owen County High School.

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  • Carroll County defeats Gallatin 3-0 to advance in 31st District championship

    Defeating a team three times in a season is difficult, as Gallatin County found out Oct. 17, in 31st District Tournament. Carroll County snapped a five-game losing streak to sweep Gallatin County, 3-0 (25-22, 25-14, 25-21).

    Carroll started off strong in the first set, opening up a 4-1 lead and hanging on through the match to pull out their first set win since the 3-1 defeat of Henry County on Sept. 27. The Lady Panthers had several long serving runs in the set, which is something they have been unable to sustain in the last several weeks.

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  • Midnight Madness - CC Style
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  • PEP for the Panthers

    Carroll County High School cheerleaders keep the spirit alive during the Panther’s football games. You can always count on the squad to show its support for the team and keep the crowd cheering on the players.

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  • Carroll falls to Trimble on Volley for the Cure night

    The Carroll County and Trimble County volleyball border war was a little more special this year. The match was Carroll County’s Volley for the Cure games.

    Trimble won the match 2-0 (25-8, 25-19) as they defeated the Lady Panthers for the third time this season.

    Each Carroll County player recognized a cancer survivor with a pink carnation prior to the match and a list of those who had lost their battle with cancer was also read.

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  • Kick off basketball season with Panther Madness

    Carroll County High School boys basketball will be hosting Panther Madness to kick off the 2016-17 season. The first official practice will start at midnight Friday, Oct. 14, into early Saturday morning. Parents, family and the community are welcome to attend and get the basketball season off to a great start. Donations will be collected at the event for 2009 Carroll County High School graduate Chris Hendrick, who is battling cancer.

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  • Carroll drops district match to Owen

    Owen County Lady Rebel Hailey Chappell scored five goals, while teammate Megan Bruener added two more, as the visiting Lady Rebels defeated the Lady Panthers, 7-0, Oct. 4.

    The Lady Rebels outshot the Lady Panthers 33-6, with keeper Houston Lindsay notching 17 saves for the Lady Panthers.

    “They know what to do, they just didn’t execute,” head coach Josh Noble said after the game.

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