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High School Sports

  • Rebels roll against Panthers

    It was arguably the biggest game of the season for the Carroll County Panthers. A district road test against undefeated Owen County for a shot at the 2A District 5 title.

    Down just 13-0 at halftime, the Panthers were unable to make the most of their opportunities, losing 33-7.

    “We missed several opportunities early to take the lead early in the game, and we couldn’t capitalize on those opportunities,” head coach Mike Weedman said.

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  • Hogan shoots 91 at state

    Senior Quincy Hogan competed in the KHSAA Girls State Golf Tournament Friday, Oct. 7 in Bowling  Green. She shot a 91, 19 over par, and did not make the cut to advance.

    Carroll County head coach Jay Jones said Hogan “scrambled like crazy on a very tough course with the fastest greens we have ever played.”

    While she is normally very solid off of the tee, Hogan struggled at times keeping her shot straight, Jones said.

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  • Seven soccer seniors play final game for black and gold

    Friday was an emotional night at Panther Field for the Carroll County boys’ soccer team. The Panthers bid farewell to their seven seniors—Devin Gray, Erick Lewis, Junior Martinez, Kaleb Nab, Sergio Pascual, Kevin States, Ian White—who would be representing the black and gold for the last time.

    Carroll struck first, but not often enough to pull out a victory, falling 5-3 to the Covington Latin Trojans (7-10).

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  • Tie gives Carroll 3rd place in conference

    The Panthers’ soccer team had carried their fate in their hands coming into Tuesday’s match-up against Walton-Verona. Win and they would take the conference title. Lose and they would have to wait until next year to raise the banner.

    Unfortunately for Carroll County (7-10-1), it just wasn’t meant to be as they tied the Bearcats (8-5-3) 1-1 at Panther Field. With the tie, the Panthers finished in third place and Gallatin came out on top for the second straight year.

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  • Carroll falls 2-0 to Trimble in districts

    The Carroll County Lady Panthers battled valiantly in the second game of their 31st District Tournament matchup with Trimble County in South Oldham Monday but succumbed in two games (25-13, 25-22) to conclude the 2011 volleyball season.

    Trimble won the first game handily but struggled to put fifth seed Carroll County away.

    “That’s been our downfall all season,” Trimble coach Ruth Staples said. “We win the first game big and then we relax, and we relaxed too much tonight. I’m glad we didn’t have to go to three games.”

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  • Panthers’ defense dominates

    The week was filled with activities, from a powder puff game to a parade through town, celebrating homecoming week. But when it came time  for the big game, the Panthers football team was all business, shutting out district rival Gallatin County, 44-0.

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  • Hogan qualifies for state

    Lady Panthers’ senior Quincy Hogan shot an 80 en route for a second place tie in regionals to qualify for the state tournament in Bowling Green. This was her first time qualifying for state.

    The Lady Panthers finished seventh out of 17 teams at Regionals, held at Twin Oaks in Covington, shooting a 440.
     

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  • Lady Panthers defeat Lady Wildcats 2-1 on senior night Monday

    The girls’ soccer team said goodbye to four seniors Monday night: Brittany Arvin, Andie Hardesty, Nikki Hill and Ana Jimenez. The Lady Panthers pulled out a 2-1 victory over Henry County at their final home game of the season.

    They face Owen County away on Thursday.

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  • Golf brief - Sept. 28, 2011

    The Lady Panthers finish third in the North Central Kentucky Conference with a score of 435. The team was missing a major contributor in Taylor Hayden with an injury to her wrist. The ladies rallied together and put up a pretty solid score without Hayden and in tournament conditions as well, head coach Jay Jones said.

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  • Girls’ soccer falls 4-1 to Walton-Verona

    The Lady Panthers’ soccer team knotted the game 1-1 at halftime, but ultimately fell 4-1 to visiting Walton-Verona on Saturday night.

    “Not the ending that we wanted, but I still felt like we did a good job with Walton-Verona,” Carroll head coach Greg Damron said. “…We kept the ball on our offensive end the majority of the game. They just had some great breakaways and some really good girls with a good foot and the good touch on the ball.”

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