Today's Sports

The Lady Panthers took care of business early on Saturday, building a 29-4 first-quarter lead to ultimately win, 64-20, over Eminence at home. The victory broke a six-game losing streak for Carroll County, putting its record at 4-15.

Pressure defense and confidence were the keys to success for the Lady Panthers. The Lady Warriors (5-10) struggled with their ball handling, especially against the press, and committed 24 turnovers.

Carroll committed just 10 turnovers and shot 52 percent from the field, 62 percent from 2-point range.

The Panthers persevered Saturday in a district-rival battle against Eminence, coming back from a huge first-quarter deficit to ultimately win, 65-53.

“I was just really proud of our effort, and I think that really shows the character and the type of players that we have,” head coach Carroll Yager said. “They really rose to the occasion and played well. I thought we executed well. I was pleased with really every phase of the game tonight.”

Students in kindergarten through fourth grade will now have the opportunity to participate with the Carroll County High School track and field teams. Fifth-graders are already competing with the Carroll County Middle School team.

The Lady Panthers (3-14) could not generate enough offense to pull off a road win at Williamstown (8-12) Saturday, losing 57-46.

Freshman Miranda Groseclose led the team with 17 points, including 7-9 from the free throw line.
Lauren Moore almost managed a second straight double-double, finishing with 10 points and eight rebounds.