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High School Sports

  • College Athletes

    Carroll County High School student-athletes Guillermo Cruz, David Marshall and Evan McMahan have committed to play sports in college. An official signing day celebration was held Friday, April 28, at the high school.

    Guillermo Cruz | Soccer at Berea College

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  • Ladies fall to Walton-Verona, 9-5

    Carroll County softball dropped a 9-5 decision to Walton-Verona, April 24.

    This was another game in which head coach Chelsie Roy thought the team was capable of playing better. “What upsets me is our mistakes are what we work on in practice,” Roy said. “We have to get tougher mentally. We cannot carry what happens during our at-bats in to the field and we cannot carry our fielding to our at-bats.”

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  • Carroll County defeats Western Hills, 7-2, at home

    Strong pitching and timely hitting will win a lot of ball games, and that was the case for the Carroll County Panthers Tuesday night as they defeated Western Hills, 7-2, at Panther Field. Senior Seth Hicks finished the game with 11 strikeouts, giving up just two hits, three walks and two unearned runs. He also was 3-4 from the plate with a double and two singles.

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  • Courtney, Dermon win NCKC doubles championship

    Doubles partners Taylor Courtney and Jessi Dermon defeated Gallatin County, 6-3, 6-4 to win the NCKC doubles championship April 19, at Gallatin County High School. The girls defeated Trimble County, Lloyd Memorial and Gallatin County’s second doubles team to advance to the title match. Gallatin County won the overall NCKC championship, 3-1, over Carroll.

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  • Unified sports gives all students the chance to compete

    Having the opportunity to put on a uniform with your school name emblazoned across the chest and compete in an athletic competition is something that thousands of student-athletes do across the state every year. But that is not an opportunity available for all high school students.

    Luckily, the times are gradually changing.

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  • Winter sports athletes recognized

    Carroll County High School boys and girls basketball and cheerleading honored its athletes at the winter sports banquet March 26, at the CCHS cafeteria.

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  • Carroll can’t hold on to lead; Spencer wins, 15-7

    Carroll County jumped out to an early 4-0 lead after the first inning, but was unable to close out the game, dropping a 15-7 decision to the visiting Spencer County Bears.

    Carroll County head coach Kevin Goins sat the team down after the game and read the stat line for the two teams. Spencer County scored 15 runs on 14 hits, while Carroll scored seven runs on 13 hits. The difference in the game was Spencer County had no errors while the Panthers committed seven in the game. The Carroll County pitching staff also issued seven walks.

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  • Carroll comeback falls short in All ‘A’

    The Panthers scored five runs in the bottom of the seventh for another late game rally. But it was not enough to overcome a series of miscues throughout the night, as Trimble County defeated Carroll County 12-10 in the 8th Region All ‘A’ Classic April 13, at Williamstown.

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  • Owen shuts out Lady Panthers in All ‘A’

    The regional semifinal of the All “A” softball tournament came down to the team that wanted the win the most. “That was not us,” Carroll County head coach Chelsie Roy said as the Lady Panthers dropped a 4-0 decision to the Owen County Lady Rebels.

    “I am extremely disappointed in our performance,” Roy said. “I am not sure anyone made an adjustment during the game.”

    Allie Beach popped up to the catcher and Kyra Kane and Haley Dermon both struck out for a quick first inning.

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  • Duncan’s walk-off single gives Carroll the win over Henry

    With the top seed in the 31st District Tournament up for grabs one would expect the game to be a dogfight and it did not disappoint as Carroll County earned its third walk-off win of the season with an 8-7 victory over Henry County.

    “I am super, super proud of this bunch of young men,” Carroll County head coach Kevin Goins said. “Our big dog struggling and down 4-0 and we fought back three times tonight.”

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