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Today's Sports

  • Hendrick, Stewart named to all-...

    Senior Chris Hendrick and sophomore Ethan Stewart were named to the eighth region all tournament team last week in Shelby County following tournament play there.

    Ethan had a great tournament with four hits in two games, head coach Jay Jones said.  “He really had a solid post season.  He also had several hits in the district tourney.”

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  • Arbinger new volleyball coach

    Kristen Arbinger, the eighth grade science teacher at Carroll County Middle School, has been hired as the new head volleyball coach at Carroll County High School for the 2009-10 season, according to a press release issued by Athletic Director Randy Mefford.

    Arbinger served as the middle school coach and their record included 13 wins and six losses, Mefford said.

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  • Hoop Club Golf Scramble

    Fuzz Bevill, Lyndsey Bevill, Todd Crawford and Jeremy Martin won the Carroll County Lady Panthers’16th annual Hoop Club Golf Scramble May 23 at the Fairway Golf Course in Wheatley, Ky.

    Head coach Randy Mefford said they finished in a tie in regulation with the team of Richard Hardesty, Ashley Bartrum, Albert Tuttle and Rick Dalenberg with a score of 55, 16 under par, and won the first hole of a sudden death playoff with a birdie on hole 18.  

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  • Three named Academic All State

    Three Carroll County High School students from the Panther track team earned Academic All State honors by achieving a 3.75 or higher grade point average and making it to the state track meet. Nikki Hill, Ana Jimenez-Luttrell, and Teila Winburn received the prestigious award according to head track coach, Joe Creager.  

    Brittany Arvin received Honorable Mention Academic All-State for achieving a 3.5 to 3.749 grade point average.     

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  • Baseball Panthers stumble in...

    The Panthers went through three pitchers on their second night of regional play at Clear Creek Park in Shelby County coming away with a season ending loss.

    The Panthers met the Shelby County Rockets Tuesday, May 26 at a beautiful park in the Rockets home territory, and ended their season on a losing note 6-1.

    The Panthers led off the first inning with bases loaded but couldn’t score before a delay due to lightning strikes in the area and then sent the Rockets three up, three down.

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  • Lady Panthers fall 2-1

    The Lady Panthers softball season came to an end, Monday, May 18 with a loss in the 31 District tournament at the hands of the Lady Rebels of Owen County, 2-1.

    The Lady Panthers were three up, three down the first two innings, but Kaylee Perry got on base with a walk in the top of the third inning.  Unfortunately she was stranded at first.

    The fourth inning went the same as the first two innings for Carroll County while the Lady Rebels were able to get on the scoreboard, plating one run off two hits.  

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  • Kory Brocious honored

    Kory Brocious, a senior at Carroll County High School, was recognized by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association as the recipient of the 8th Region Male Athlete Sportsmanship Scholarship.

    The male and female regional recipients were presented with a plaque, a clock, various gifts and their scholarships at the annual Sportsmanship Awards Recognition Banquet at the Embassy Suites in Lexington. The program is sponsored by the Forcht Group of Kentucky and the Kentucky High School Athletic Association.

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  • Lady Panthers finish rain-...

    The Lady Panther tennis team was hampered by rainy weather all season, but finished the season on a good note, according to head coach Larry Morgan.

    The regional tournament also was plagued by rain, but they managed to get their matches in between delays.  

    Junior Priya Patel, playing number one singles for the Lady Panthers upset Ariana Semones of Frankfort, 6-1, 6-1.  

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  • Carroll runners in state meet

    All state qualifiers from the Carroll County track team running events were freshman girls and they managed to slice 16 seconds off their best time, according to head coach Joe Creager.

    The 4 X 800 relay team of Nikki Hill, Andie Hardesty, Brittany Arvin, Sydney Brewer and Ana Jimenez had an outstanding showing of their running abilities even though they were some of the youngest at the meet, Creager said.

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