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High School Sports

  • Award | Feb. 27, 2013
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  • Boles named Player of Week for second time

    Trey Boles was named the North Central Kentucky Boys Basketball Conference Player of the week for Feb. 11-16. 

    He averaged 21 points a game, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists while shooting 87 percent from the free throw line and 76 percent from the field.

    This is the second time that Boles has been named conference player of the week.

    The North Central Kentucky Conference is made up of Gallatin County, Trimble County, Owen County, Williamstown, Walton, Henry County and Carroll County.  

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  • All-Conference honors for Boles, Gibson

    Carroll County’s Trey Boles and Dallas Gibson were named to the North Central Kentucky All Conference Boys Basketball Team for 2012-2013 Season. 

    The following also were named to the All-Conference team: Christian Morgan, Gallatin County; Derek Jeffries, Henry County; Austin Young, Henry County; Zach Ripy, Owen County; Justin Shelton, Owen County; Carson Williams, Owen County; Evan Long, Trimble County; Grant Moeves, Walton-Verona; Tanner Moeves, Walton-Verona; and David Jump, Williamstown.

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  • Rebels ruin playoff party

    The Lady Panthers’ offensive struggles continued into the playoffs as the team went O-fer from 3-point range for the first time since Jan. 4, falling 56-30 to Owen County in the 31st District playoffs Friday, Feb. 22. The game was originally scheduled for Thursday, but was delayed due to weather concerns.

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  • Track competes at Oldham

    The Panthers track and field team competed in the Oldham County Spring Thaw Meet Saturday, Feb. 23. The meet consisted mainly of relays and field events and was the first outdoor meet of the season.

    Creager said this was the first time many of the student-athletes were able to actually perform their field events. The team has been working on form, technique and drills, but due to the weather, they have not been able to land in the sand in long jump or throw the discus.

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  • Rebels ruin playoff party

    The Carroll County boys struggled to find their rhythm on offense until the second half against Owen County in the 31st District playoffs Wednesday, Feb. 20. But it was ultimately too little too late, as the Rebels hung on late by hitting 11 straight free throws to win, 42-36.

    The Rebels ultimately became 31st District Champions for the second year in a row. They took on Anderson County in the 8th Region Monday, Feb. 25 at Henry County.

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  • Heading to Nationals

    The Carroll County High School and Carroll County Middle School cheerleaders competed at Adair County High School Saturday, Feb. 16 and were named Cheer LTDs Southern Kentucky Varsity Non-Tumble Champions. CCHS will compete in the JamFest Nationals in Louisville March 23-24. CCMS will compete in Cheer LTD Nationals in Myrtle Beach March 15-17.

    Senior Jessica Price was named Senior Cheer Individual Champion. Jessica Peck, Jasmine Beach, Doodle Amick, Darian Skirvin and Price also were named Senior Group Stunt 2nd-runner up.

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  • Saluting our seniors
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  • Dragons burn Panthers, 75-41

    It may not look like it after seeing a final score of 75-41, but Carroll County (15-11) matched South Oldham (19-6) stride for stride in the opening part of the game, Feb. 12.

    Brandon Stewart hit a 3-pointer with 6:07 to go in the second quarter to pull the Panthers within two points, 23-21.

    But then the wheels came off the Panther Express.

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  • 31st District champs
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