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Today's Sports

  • Tennis teams set the bar high...

    If you take a look at the rosters for this season’s Carroll County High School tennis teams, you may think they are complete opposites. One team boasts a roster with six seniors, while the other includes one junior and six freshmen. However, both squads are experienced and have high expectations for the 2014 season.

    The Panthers lost just one senior to graduation last year and will be led by six seniors this year: Noah Abercrombie, Nick Aulbach, Dakota Corbin, Joe Gemmer, Gabe Kates and Joseph Parker.

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  • Team chemistry, fielding will be...

    Despite graduating eight seniors from last year’s squad, the 2014 edition of the Carroll County Panthers baseball team boasts a strong core of experienced players, as well as new additions poised to make an immediate impact.

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  • 2014 31st All-District...

    John Michael Adams, Lauren Moore and Miranda Groseclose were named to the 31st All-District Team. 

    The following also were named to the boys All-District team: Koby Carlton and Troy Phelps, Gallatin; Cornelius Sanford and Jalen Dixie, Eminence; Austin Young, Brad West and Nacona Jeffries, Henry; and Carson Williams, Jarrod Ball, Vince Toftness and Hunter Trenary, Owen.

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  • The future of Carroll County...

    The Carroll County Junior Panthers teams were recognized Feb. 17 before the Lady Panthers senior night basketball game.

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  • Carroll County Basketball Road...

    Rebels roll over Panthers

    Owen County defeated Carroll County 73-46 to claim the No. 1 seed in the 31st District Tournament Wednesday, Feb. 20.

    The Panthers (14-12) were without starting point guard senior Austin Crowell, who injured his knee during senior night the day before.

    Carroll County was still close heading into halftime, down 33-25, but Owen County (16-8) broke the game wide open in the third quarter.

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  • Moore, Corbin honored as all-...

    Carroll County High School junior Lauren Moore and senior Dakota Corbin were named to the 2013-14 North Central Kentucky Conference All-Conference Team.

    The following also were named to the girls’ NCKC team: Paige Black, Jessie Dunlap and Kaylee Clifford of Trimble County; Katie Cheek and Michaela Kennedy of Williamstown; Brooke Dossett and Hannah Dossett of Gallatin County; Shelby Mullikin and Allie Mills of Walton-Verona; Ashlee Gravley of Owen County; and Cheyenne Clark of Henry County.

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  • Warriors hit seven 3-pointers in...

    The post season came to a close much too quickly for the Carroll County Panthers boys basketball team, as they were booted out of the 31st District Tournament Monday night by Eminence. The Warriors knocked down seven 3-pointers in the third quarter and hit their free throws down the stretch to beat the Panthers, 71-65. Eminence (7-20) will take on No. 1 seeded Owen County (16-9) at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Carroll County High School. No. 2 seed Gallatin County plays No. 3 seed Henry County at 6 p.m. Wednesday.

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  • Lady Panthers struggle...

    The Lady Panthers had their eye on a spot in the 31st District Championship game and in the 8th Region Tournament, but fell short of their goal as the Henry County Lady Cats delivered the season-ending blow, 38-29, Tuesday night. The Lady Panthers end the season 6-17. Henry County advances to take on Gallatin County in the 31st District Championship Thursday at 7 p.m.

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  • Archery club aims to teach youth...

    For those looking for a new way to enjoy the great outdoors with their family and who are interested in learning a new sport, archery may be for you. 3 Rivers Archery Bow Club is a new organization in Carroll County aimed at getting families outside and having a good time together.

    “It’s not about good shooters,” club president Allen Supplee said. “We have some really good shooters in the Northern Kentucky area … This club is trying to be family and kid-oriented.”

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  • Panthers Basketball | Feb. 20,...

    Panthers defeat Demons

    Carroll County senior John Michael Adams hit the game-winning shot off a drive down the lane to lift the Panthers over the Williamstown Demons, 59-57, Tuesday, Feb. 11.

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