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High School Sports

  • Carroll drops district match, 3-0

    In an important district match-up, the Lady Panthers volleyball team fell short, losing 3-0 (15-25, 23-25, 20-25) to border rival Gallatin County Sept. 24, at home. The Lady Panthers had 17 attack errors compared to 13 kills and 27 dig errors compared to 63 digs.

    “I’d only hope after yesterday’s game that we would come back with more fight after what happened, but that obviously wasn’t the case,” head coach Lynn Eaglin said. “They should have been more hungry for this win tonight than they were.”

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  • Volleyball falls to Grant

    The best thing the Lady Panthers can do after their loss to Grant County is forget about it and move on. That was the message head coach Lynn Eaglin gave her team following their 2-0 loss Wednesday, Sept. 23. The Lady Braves (18-6) won the match by a commanding margin, 25-7, 25-7.

    “Offensively, we gave them too many free balls and opportunities to be aggressive at the net,” Eaglin said. “Those two big girls [Michelle Baker and Maddie Morgan] were all over the place.”

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  • Panthers sweep district, win 5-0 over GC Wildcats

    The Carroll County Panthers soccer team continued its dominance over 31st District opponents, shutting out Gallatin County, 5-0, Tuesday, Sept. 22. The team was 6-0 against its district opponents (Gallatin, Henry and Owen counties) and outscored the trio 51-2.

    Returning home after a 10-0 win over Henry County the night before, the Panthers looked a little tired. But head coach Ben Crutcher said he was really pleased overall, noting that the team showed improvement and is still adjusting to the width of the new field and the speed of play.

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  • Volleyball earns NCKC win over Williamstown, 3-1

    Carroll County squared off with Williamstown in a North Central Kentucky Conference match, Sept. 22, taking a 3-1 win to revenge the All ‘A’ Classic loss earlier in the month.

    The win was a close contest through the first three sets before Carroll took control in the fourth set to close out the match (25-23, 23-25, 25-22, 25-12).

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  • Football falls to Walton-Verona; home opener this Friday

    The Carroll County football Panthers were shutout at Walton-Verona Friday night, falling 21-0.

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  • Ladies soccer falls to Gallatin, 7-0

    Carroll County’s girls soccer team gave a better effort against Gallatin County Sept. 22, and had some scoring opportunities late, but ultimately lost 7-0.

    The Lady Panthers played without senior leader Kelsey Wallace, who sat out with a medical issue, and lost senior Shay Saulsberry in the second half to a leg injury after she and a Gallatin County player collided.

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  • Carroll picks up a pair of district wins

    Carroll County ran its district record to 3-2 with road wins at Owen County and Eminence Sept. 10 and 17.

    Carroll defeated Owen County 3-2 (22-25, 25-22, 22-25, 25-12, 15-5) in a match that mirrored how well Carroll attacked. In the sets they lost, the team had 18 attack errors to go with just six kills. In the sets the team won, they had 18 kills and only five attack errors.

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  • Carroll football wins at Eminence

    The Panthers football team dominated the second quarter, outscoring the home team Eminence Warriors 30-6, en route to a 60-26 road win. In addition to being the team’s second win of the season, it was also significant because their former assistant coach, Brian Dorshefski, and former head coach, Mike Weedman, were standing on the opposite sideline.

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  • Lady Panthers fall, 10-0, to Henry

    The Henry County Lady Cats kept the pressure on the Carroll County Lady Panthers’ defense all evening, ultimately winning by mercy rule 10-0 with less than 30 seconds to go in the game Sept. 17. Carroll keeper Houston Lindsay took 40 shots on goal from the team head coach Greg Damron said is the one to beat in the 31st District.

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