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Today's Sports

  • Raiders romp at Mason Dixon Games

    The Trimble County “Runnin’ Raiders” track team tested their skills against 24 Class A schools from around the state Saturday taking fourth place among the girls and seventh place among the boys. The event was the Mason Dixon Games, held at Louisville’s Broadbent Arena. The Mason Dixon Games is considered the Indoor State Track Championship in Kentucky.

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  • TCHS track at Oldham

    The Trimble County High School “Runnin’ Raiders” competed in the Spring Thaw Classic at Oldham County High School in Buckner last weekend.
    Kyle Howdyshell took second place in the boys’ 3000-meter run, breaking the school record with a time of 10:05.20. Christian Apel placed fifth. Kylie Wilberding placed fifth in the girls’ 3000-meter run.
    In the girls’ 4x800-meter relay, Brandi Chappell, Jessica Cooley, Erin Gonterman & Morgan Chappell took third.

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  • Raiders close cage season with...

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    The Trimble County Raiders were ousted from post-season play early, falling on Feb. 22 to Oldham County 57-39 in the first round of the 29th District Tournament at South Oldham High School.
    Trimble trailed 14-6 after eight minutes of play and 27-13 at the half. The Raiders pulled to within 27-20 in the third quarter but trailed by 10, 32-22, after three quarters of play.

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  • Ladies’ post-season hopes end in...

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    Trimble’s Lady Raiders closed out their 2010-11 basketball season on Feb. 22, falling to host South Oldham, 68-23, in the first round of the 29th District Tournament.

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  • Panthers trounced again

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    A layup by Paige Black early in the fourth quarter sparked a shift in momentum that drove the Trimble County Lady Raiders to a 47-42 triumph over visiting Carroll County last Wednesday.

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  • Fourth-grade Raiders win...

    The Trimble County fourth-grade boys youth league team took the championship title in tournament play recently at Southwestern Elementary in Hanover, Ind.

    The boys beat Pope John, 31-12, in the opening game; Henry County in the semi-finals, 27-13; and St. Mary’s in the championship game, 30-22.

    In that final game, the young Raiders were out to avenge a loss to St. Marys from the first game of the season. St. Mary’s came out with some sharp shooting and jumped out to an early 12-4 lead.

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  • Raiders enjoy big wins on hoops...

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    It hasn’t been a banner year for the Trimble County Raiders varsity basketball team, but it has been exciting – particularly last week.

    On Saturday, the Raiders handed a 49-40 loss to the Williamstown Bearcats at this year’s Homecoming game – revenge for an earlier match up in which Williamstown took a 66-58 victory.

    That followed on the heels of a breath-taking win Tuesday, Feb. 1, against the Raiders’ arch rival, the Carroll County Panthers – also a home game.

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  • Love for game, kids keeps...

    By MIKE FIELDS
    Lexington Herald-Leader

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  • Kunselman places 10th in...

    Logan Kunselman, 14, of Bedford, Ky., placed 10th overall in the 14-year-old category at a national fencing competition in Louisville.
    Kunselman and Liam Thomas, his teammate on the Madison Blades Fencers squad, both competed last weekend at the regional Super Youth Cicuit competition for fencers 14 and younger from 27 states. About 170 young athletes competed in the event.
    Fencing his best bouts ever, Kunselman finished in first place of all Kentucky men.

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  • Trimble defeats CCHS Panthers a...

    After beating their archrival -- the Carroll County Panthrs, in the first round of the All-A Classic on Jan. 19 (49-41), the Trimble County High School Raiders were triumphant again over the cats in a rematch in Raider country Tuesday night, Feb. 1.

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