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Second annual Halloween Tennis...

The second annual Halloween Tennis Tournament was held Nov. 4-5 at the county park. Juan and J.J. Fernandez won the men’s doubles tournament. Donna Burns and Jessica Page won the women’s doubles tournament. In singles, Juan Fernandez and Jessica Page were the winners, and Jessica and Jake Page won the mixed doubles tournament.

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CCHS Dance Team debuts at Black...

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CCHS Cheerleaders take the floor

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Panthers’ season ends with...

Defending 2A state champion Christian Academy of Louisville proved to be too much to handle for the Carroll County Panthers Friday night, as the Centurions defeated the Panthers, 49-6, in Louisville. CAL advanced to take on Walton-Verona Nov. 10.

The Panthers knew they would be facing a monumental challenge coming into the game, but they were not intimidated. There were bright spots in the ball game for the visiting Panthers, just not enough to string together a win.

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2017 CCHS football seniors

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CCMS Panthers fall to Wildcats...

The Carroll County Middle School football team had a storybook season, but came up short to defending-champion Gallatin County in the River Valley Football Conference championship Oct. 19. Even though the Wildcats won the game, 34-0, the story isn’t finished for the Panthers.

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Panthers dominate on both sides...

The Carroll County Panthers didn’t let a little rain and cold temperatures stop them from bringing home the win on Senior Night Friday, Oct. 28, as they defeated the Dayton Greendevils, 47-12. The Panthers accumulated 436 yards of total offense, led by junior running back Orlando Vasquez who eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark with 268 yards on 32 carries and four touchdowns. The Panthers’ defense held the Greendevils to just 188 total yards and forced six turnovers.

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2017 CCHS cheer seniors

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All-star performances

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Season ends with district...

The Carroll County Lady Panthers played one of their best sets all season in the first set of their semifinal 31st District Tournament match up with No. 1-seed Owen County. Unfortunately, the No. 5 Lady Panthers could not keep up that early momentum and overcome their own mistakes, losing 3-1 (25-18, 17-25, 22-25, 21-25), to end their season Oct. 17.

The Lady Panthers defeated No. 4 Gallatin County in the first round the night before, winning 3-2.

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