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Today's Sports

  • Baseball strikes early, holds on...

    Carroll County rides its pitching and defense to win 3-1 against Henry County at home on April 13.  “It was a hard fought game,” Head Coach Jay Jones said. “Henry County is very disciplined. They’re young, but they’re a very disciplined team.” The Panthers led off with a single to right center field by junior Zach Wise and a bunt by senior

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  • Boys tennis 3rd in NAS tourney

    The Panthers tennis team finished in third place at the North American Stainless Invitational Tournament Saturday held at Carroll County High School. The team dropped their first match to Gallatin County, but won against Erlanger Lloyd. Eighth grader Raven Powers continued to impress, capturing Carroll’s only win against Gallatin Count

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  • Girls tennis wins over Gallatin

    Carroll County slams home another win, defeating Gallatin County on their court 4-1 on April 14. In No. 1 singles, senior Priya Patel won 6-2, 6-2 against Brooke Clark. In No. 2 singles, senior Staci McArter won 6-1, 6-3 against Anna Beth Edens. In No. 3 singles, senior Miriam Jones lost 2-6, 6-4, 3-6 to Christine Barlow. In No. 1 doubles

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  • Baseball Panthers win 8th Region...

    The Carroll County Panthers are the 8th Region All-A Classic champions for the second year in a row. The Panthers topped Owen County, Walton-Verona and Gallatin County in weekend play to claim the title. “We would like to thank our community and school system that has supported our program in such a huge way,” Head Coach Jay

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  • Trackers perform well at Henry

    Carroll County, Trimble County, Bardstown, Henry County, and KCD faced off in a small meet on April 1 in Henry County. The weather was perfect for a track meet and several athletes set personal bests in their events, according to an email from Carroll County Head Coach Joe Craeger. “The high school and middle schools were both in actio

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  • NKU’s Bevill is...

    Sanders resident and Northern Kentucky University senior golfer Lyndsey Bevill received two honors this week. Bevill, a Carroll County High School alumnus, was named NKU Athlete of the Week and is the Great Lakes Valley Conference Women’s Golfer of the Month for March. Bevill, of Sanders, paced the NKU Norse in three invitationals durin

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  • Eight-run inning buries Lady...

    Despite jumping out to a 2-1 lead, Carroll County gave up eight runs in the top of the fourth inning en route to a 16-3 home-opening loss in six innings to Gallatin County on March 30. “Gallatin County hit the ball well, and they hit it where we weren’t,” Head Coach Duke Boles said. “We tried to adjust people and move

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  • Panthers top Pacers, fall short...

    Carroll County’s baseball Panthers added Switzerland County to their list of conquests in this young season following a heartbreaking loss to state power Franklin County last week. Will Yager got the win on three shutout innings after giving up only three hits as Carroll topped the Pacers 11-1 in Vevay on Wednesday. Jesse Proctor came

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  • CCHS boys’ tennis...

    The Panthers conquered the first hurdle of the season: winning their first game. Carroll County defeated Gallatin County 3-2 on March 30 on the road. While Carroll County Head Coach Juan Fernandez was happy with his team’s win, he was disappointed that they did not go undefeated against the Wildcats. He pointed to unforced errors as th

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  • Lady netters top Gallatin Co.

    The Lady Panthers shutout Gallatin County at home, winning 5-0 on March 30. “We just played a lot better,” Head Coach Larry Morgan said. “It was a combination of us playing well and them not playing up to their potential. In No. 1 singles, senior Priya Patel won against Brooke Clark 6-1, 6-4. In No. 2 singles, senior Staci McArter won against Anna Beth Edens 7-

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