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High School/Middle School

  • TCHS basketball athletes feted at annual banquet

    Trimble County High School celebrated the individual accomplishments of the 2011-12 basketball season last week during the school’s annual Basketball Awards Banquet.

    Hardware issued to the female athletes of the Trimble County Lady Raiders basketball team was presented as follows:

    Sara Kate Long was the recipient of the Outstanding Senior Award and an Academic Award.

    Academic Awards were also presented to Sara Kuner, Olivia Cooley and Hannah Davis.
    Senior Sydney Brewer received the Team Player Award.

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  • Tennis: Trimble Boys win NCKC Tournament

    The Trimble County High School boys’ tennis team competed in the North Central Kentucky Conference tournament held April 14-15 at Walton Verona Athletic Complex in Verona, Kentucky.  

    Teams from Trimble, Carroll, Gallatin and Walton-Verona competed for the tournament  title with two doubles teams and two singles players representing each school.

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  • SPRING SPORTS: TRACK & FIELD

    Trimble County High School’s track and field athletes are again hard at work this spring, making the best of the same handicap that has plagued all previous Raider track teams before them—the lack of a track facility on which to practice or host competitions.

    Nevertheless, “we have had a great start to the season,” first year Head Coach David Apel said. Apel succeeds longtime track mentor Jeff Vincent who was dismissed by the Trimble school system in January.

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  • Lady netters win at Williamstown

    The Trimble County High School girls’ tennis defeated Williamstown last week. In No. 1 Singles Trimble’s Kalee Cookdefeated Sarah Hicks, 8- 0. In No. 2 Singles, Trimble’s Sabrina Vest defeated Julie Fryman, 8-0. In No. 3 Singles play, Trimble’s Elisabeth Moore defeated Savanna Moss, 8-1.
    In No. 1 Doubles Trimble’s duo of Alex Lawhorn and Micah Hess defeated their opponents 8-0. In No. 2 Doubles, Trimble’s Ciarra Harmon and Whitney Wingham defeated Hayley Mulling and Alexis Whaley, 8-3.

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  • 2012 Raiders baseball schedule

    Mar. 20 at Henry County, lost 2-4
    Mar. 22 at Carroll County, lost 4-5
    Mar. 26 at Owen County, lost 6-12
    Mar. 27 at Eminence, won 15-0 (5 inn)
    Mar. 29 South Oldham, lost 2-11
    Mar. 30 at North Oldham, lost 1-8
    Mar. 31 Spencer County. won 8-7
    Apr. 2 Oldham County, lost 1-4
    Apr. 6 at Dayton, won 20-1 (5 inn)
    Apr. 12 8th Region All A Classic at various sites
    Apr. 17 at Walton-Verona, 5:15 p.m.
    Apr. 19 at Gallatin County, 5:30 p.m.
    Apr. 20 host North Oldham, 5:30 p.m.

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  • TCHS SPRING SPORTS: BASEBALL

    Trimble County Head Baseball Coach Frank Ragland is hoping to improve on the accomplishments of last year’s Raider team that compiled a 12-13 record. Ragland lost three members of that team—Cameron Adamski, Jimmy Duncan and Luke Sands—to graduation.

    Despite bright spots, which included taking runnerup spots in the 8th Region All A Classic and the North Central Kentucky Conference tournament, the Raiders came up short in the first round of the District post-season tournament.

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  • TCHS Tennis Wrapup

    By JAMES LINE
    Special to The Banner

    Trimble County High School’s boys and girls tennis teams lost four matches in the past two weeks, against teams from Shelby County High School, Frankfort High School, North Oldham County High School, and Western Hills High School.

    According to boys coach Leslie Cutshaw, however, “the final match scores don’t entirely reflect the performance of the players throughout the games.”

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  • Trimble track results from Henry, Oldham

    The Trimble County High School track team competed in the Henry County All Comers Meet at New Castle on Tuesday, March 27, with both girls’ and boys’ teams bringing home second place finishes.

    Trimble’s girls, with 64 points, were runners-up to North Oldham (132 pts), and placed ahead of Henry County (43) and Eminence (6).

    Trimble’s boys, with 79 points, were runners-up to Henry County (117 pts), and placed ahead of Eminence. North Oldham did not bring a team to the boys’ meet.

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  • 2012 Lady Raiders softball schedule

    March 13, at North Oldham, lost 3-6
    March 19, at Henry County, lost 1-2
    March 21, at Carroll County, won 3-2
    March 27, at Walton-Verona, lost 0-4
    March 28, host South Oldham, lost 1-11
    March 30, Danville, lost 3-4
    March 30, at Shelby County, won 8-5
    April 2, host Spencer County, 5:30 p.m.
    April 9, host Owen County, 5:30 p.m.
    April 11, host Eminence, 5:30 p.m.
    April 13, vs. Walton-Verona, 5:30 p.m.*
    *(8th region All A Classic at various sites)
    April 16, at Owen County, 5:30 p.m.

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  • Softball: Trimble returns 7 starters

    Former Trimble County High School athlete and perennial assistant coach Tanya Black has taken the helm of the TCHS Lady Raiders softball program this year. Longtime coach Walter McHargue stepped down after a 2011 season that saw the Lady Raiders win only four of 22 games.

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