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High School Sports

  • CCHS track and field finishes fourth in NCKC meet

    Four Carroll County track and field athletes and the boys 4x100 relay team earned second-place finishes in the NCKC track meet April 22, held at Carroll County High School. Walton-Verona, Owen County, Trimble County, Henry County and Gallatin County also competed in the meet.

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  • For the record books: Panthers advance to state All ‘A’

    Carroll County High School baseball became the first team in school history April 23, to win one of eight spots in the state All ‘A’ baseball tournament, held May 3-4 at Whitaker Bank Park in Lexington, Ky. The 8th Region Panthers will take on the 3rd Region Hancock County Hornets at noon May 3. The winner will play the winner of Danville and Bethlehem at 8:30 a.m. the next day. The championship game is at 1 p.m.

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  • Softball News | May 1, 2014

    Girls top Collins, 7-3

    The Lady Panthers played from ahead the entire way, beating visiting Collins High School, 7-3, April 22. Sarah Hawkins earned the win on the mound, striking out seven batters and giving up eight hits and two walks.

    Collins threatened in the top of the first, hitting two singles. But with two outs, shortstop Mackenzie Ogden’s throw to Mackenzi Hawkins at home plate tagged out a runner attempting to steal home to end the inning.

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  • Panthers hang on to beat Rebels, 9-6

    It wasn’t the prettiest win, but a win nonetheless. Carroll County accumulated 14 hits and five errors in their 9-6 road win at Owen County April 22. Jacob Wise led the way with three singles and four RBIs. Will Wallace also excelled at the plate, hitting three doubles.

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  • Grant shuts out Carroll, 7-0

    The Panthers baseball team struggled at the plate Friday, logging just four hits in a 7-0 loss at Grant County, breaking their six-game winning streak. Grant scored three runs in the first two innings and another in the fourth. Seth Hicks hit two singles, while Zakk Hicks and Jackson “Boo” Donahue also singled.

    John Michael Adams pitched two innings, giving up six hits, a walk and striking out a batter. Seth Hicks pitched two innings, giving up one hit, three walks and striking out two. Justin Ray closed the game, walking one and striking out two.

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  • Lady Panthers shutout Lady Raiders in Bedford, 12-0

    By DAVE TAYLOR

    Landmark News Service

    The visiting Carroll County Lady Panthers scored a 12-0 shutout win over Trimble County Friday.

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  • Lady Panthers ground Rockets, 9-3

    Kelsey Ogden’s three-run homer to left center helps lift the Lady Panthers to a 9-3 victory over Shelby County Monday.

    Carroll County jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first, but committed two errors in the top of the fifth to allow Shelby County to draw within one run. But the Lady Panthers dug in and scored six runs in the bottom of the sixth to pull away.

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  • Panthers baseball shuts out Henry, 10-0

    The Carroll County Panthers baseball team shut out district-foe Henry County, 10-0, Thursday at Panther Field.

    “We threw strikes and played error-free defense. That’s going to win you a lot of games,” head coach Jimmy Ray said.

    Junior Zakk Hicks earned the win on the hill, striking out six batters, walking three and giving up just three hits in five innings. He also was 3-3 from the plate with two singles, a double and an RBI.

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  • CCHS track and field seniors honored at NCKC meet
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  • Softball beats Henry, 10-3

    The Lady Panthers got off to a rough start Thursday, committing two errors and falling behind 2-0 to the Henry County Lady Cats in the first inning. But the girls shrugged it off and took care of business, winning 10-3.

    Head coach Dennis Hawkins said the girls played much better and did a good job of regrouping quickly.

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