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Today's Sports

  • Track and Field awards
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  • CCHS volleyball hosts youth camp...

    The Carroll County High School volleyball team is hosting youth volleyball camp from 9 a.m. to noon June 12-14 at the high school gymnasium. Incoming fourth-graders and up are welcome. The cost is $50 for all three days if preregistered by Sunday, June 9, and $60 at the door. Make all checks payable to CCHS Volleyball. Forms and payment may be sent to the high school.

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  • CCMS Panthers take the field
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  • Corbin wins state in shot put,...

    Carroll County Middle School eighth-grader Malachi Corbin won the Middle School State Track and Field Championship in both shot put and discus, setting new personal bests in both events. The meet was held Saturday, May 25 at University of Louisville.

    His throw of 45 feet 1 inch in the shot put was more than two feet further than the second place throw, high school head coach Joe Creager said in an e-mail.

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  • Henry hands Carroll district loss

    The Henry County Lady Cats stole the momentum in the top of the first off two Carroll County errors and never looked back, defeating the Lady Panthers 6-3 in the 31st District Tournament semifinals Tuesday, May 21. Henry met Gallatin in the District Championship, and the Lady Wildcats came out victorious, 8-3.

    The Lady Panthers committed six errors and struggled to string together hits on offense. Two of their three runs came on solo homerun blasts by Mackenzie Ogden and Kayla Williamson.

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  • Panthers demolish Demons on...

    The Panthers baseball team capped off the regular season with a landslide victory over the visiting Williamstown Demons, 19-7, on Wednesday, May 15. It was the perfect way to say goodbye to the team’s eight seniors: Zach Beckham, Trey Boles, Dillon Craig, A.J. Dixon, Derrick Nickell, Chase Osborne, Brad Robbins and Brandon Stewart.

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  • Baseball season ends with...

     On any given night, any team can beat any other team. Unfortunately, Monday was Gallatin’s night.

    After defeating the Wildcats twice this season by large margins – 11-5 at home April 5 and 12-1 at Gallatin April 18 – the Panthers may have overlooked their opponent and took for granted that they would be sitting in the championship game.

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  • Track athletes compete at state...

     Carroll County High School track and field athletes competed at the Class A State Track & Field Meet Saturday, held at the University of Louisville. 

    Junior Tre Burgin tried, but was unable to clear starting height in pole vault. The starting height was 9 feet 6 inches, which would have been a new personal best.

    Junior Ashley Srouder threw just three inches shy of her personal best (also the school record) in her 11th place finish in girls shot put with a throw of 31 feet. 

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  • Baseball Basics
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  • Hardwork pays off for Harris as...

    After years of hard work and commitment, everything finally fell into place for Megan Harris during her senior year.

    As a varsity starter her junior year on the volleyball team, she only played half of the game as the team’s libero, or defensive specialist. This past season, she subbed out for only one position rather than three and set a school record for the most digs in a season with 256. She also had the third-highest serving percentage on the team with 89.6 percent and recorded the most aces with 56.

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