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Today's Sports

  • Alumni basketball game planned,...

    The boys’ basketball team at Carroll County High School will host a Panther Alumni basketball game on Saturday, Nov. 28, at 7 p.m.  The proceeds from the game will go toward the team’s expenses to play in the Sunshine Classic Basketball Tournament at Daytona Beach, Fla.

    Any former Panther varsity basketball player that is interested in playing should contact Coaches Travis Snow, John Leep, Duke Boles or Carroll Yager at 732-6195. There is a participation fee of $10 which will cover the cost of each player’s game t-shirt.

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  • Carroll tops Dayton, assures...

    The Carroll County Panthers are assured a winning season after holding off a determined group of Dayton Greendevils, 27-19, at Panther Field, Friday. The Panther win broke a four-game losing streak and set up a playoff match this week at highly-touted Newport Central Catholic.

    Friday’s game had barely begun when rain began to fall. The Panthers, who have competed in rain for most of the past seven weeks, were determined to close out the regular season with a win for the team’s seniors.

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  • Runnin’ Raiders&...

    The Runnin’ Raiders may not have been the best hosts at Trimble County’s first Cross-Country Invitational, . After all, they took first place over all the teams they had invited to run with them Saturday at Trimble County Park. Schools throughout the Bluegrass state attended the race, including Lexington Christian Academy, Sayre High School in Lexington, Burgin Indepe

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  • Football Raiders suffer tough...

    The Trimble Banner The Trimble County High School football Raiders suffered a crushing defeat in the next-to-last game of the season. Traveling to Frankfort on Friday, Oct. 23, the Raiders were handed a 48-0 loss by the Panthers, a tough team that had only lost two games so far in the season – one to Spencer County and one to Western

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  • Coach upbeat after 4th Panther...

    Class 2-A powerhouse DeSales galloped out of Carrollton with an impressive win Friday. The Colts, ranked sixth in the state in 2-A, scored early and often en route to a 54-6 triumph over the Carroll County Panthers.

    “That’s the best opponent we’ve ever seen since I’ve been associated with this team, hands down. They’re very athletic,” Carroll County Head Coach Mike Weedman said.

    In spite of the lopsided decision, Weedman was upbeat in post-game comments to his team.

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  • TCHS honors senior athletes of...

    Seniors participating in all fall sports this year were honored during the last home football game Friday at Raiders Stadium. Football Josh Edington, son of Sonya Smith and Robert Edington, also is a member of the basketball and track teams. He plans to study civil engineering. Dustin Christman, son of Jinny and Doug Bruce, was 2009 football homecoming king and plans to attend J

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  • Eminence denies Raiders a win in...

    With the home-field advantage and at least a No. 2 spot in the district standings on the line, the Trimble County High School Raiders (3-5) came into the Bedford Bank Bowl Friday night, Oct. 16, hoping to stretch their winning streak to three games. On Oct. 2, the Raiders handed undefeated Carroll County their first loss, 31-19, and followed up with a 40-0 blowout against winless

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  • Runnin Raiders bring home NCKC...

    SPECIAL TO THE BANNER   Traditionally very competitive, the North Central Kentucky Conference Championship race has boasted many state-ranked individuals and teams over the years. This year was no different. The championship last Tuesday, held at General Butler State Resort Park in Carroll County and hosted by the CCHS Panthers, dre

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  • Carroll harriers scramble in two...

    Carroll County High School hosted the Carroll County Invitational cross country meet last week. Lady Panthers runners finished fourth overall in the event. Carroll finished sixth in the boys’ meet.

    Times for Carroll’s girls were: Brittany Arvin finished 16th with a time of 24:02.6; Kirsten Arvin, 24:05.1, 17th; Mary Hill, 25:46.3, 20th; Sydney Brewer, 25:52.6, 21st; Mikaila Woods, 26:03.0, 22nd; and Kimberly Ketterer, 29:23.7, 25th.  Andrea Hardesty had a time of 31:21.6, while sophomore Ana Jimenez Luttrell ran the course in 31:23.0.

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