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Today's Sports

  • Lady Bearcats have the horses,...

    DRY RIDGE – Perhaps the biggest testament to Anderson County girls' basketball was found in one of the Lady Bearcats' poorest quarters in several years Wednesday night.

    Anderson scored only two points in the third frame, went over 11 minutes without a field goal and still beat an up-and-coming Walton-Verona team, 75-57, in the opening round of the Eighth Region Tournament, being held at Grant County High School.

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  • COLUMN: Bearcat season reminds...

    One of the best life-lessons that sports teach is that sometimes things just are not quite fair.

    That might be taking what happened to the Anderson County boys' basketball team this year just a bit far. After all, the Bearcats put themselves in the unenviable position of having to play the 30th District's top-seeded team, Collins, in the first round of the tournament when they failed to win any of their district seeding games.

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  • Updated Girls' Eighth...

    The updated bracket is as follows:

    Tuesday, March 4

    Simon Kenton 63, South Oldham 40

    Gallatin County 78, Shelby County 73 (overtime)

     

    Wednesday, March 5

    Oldham County 63, Henry County 32

    Anderson County 75, Walton-Verona 57

     

    Saturday, March 8

    Semifinals

    Simon Kenton 78, Gallatin Co. 61

    Anderson Co. 62, Oldham Co. 42

     

    Sunday, March 9

    Championship game
    Anderson Co. 49, Simon Kenton 38

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  • Girls' regional and state...

    The girls' Eighth Region Tournament, being played at Grant County High School, was delayed by the snow and ice storm that hit the area on Sunday and Monday.

    Two first-round games were scheduled to be played Tuesday night with two more tonight, Wednesday, March 5. Oldham County is scheduled to play Henry County at 6:30 p.m. with Anderson County set to play Walton-Verona at 8 p.m.

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  • COLLEGE HOOPS: Penny named KIAC...

    The Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference basketball coaches selected Asbury University forward C.J. Penny as the conference player of the year, according to a news release.

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  • DISTRICT CHAMPS! McKee leads...

    SHELBYVILLE – If the Anderson County girls' basketball team wants bigger and better hardware for the trophy case, the Lady Bearcats might do well by purchasing packages – no, make that cases – of chewing gum.

    Fruit Stripe.

    A few minutes before the tip off of the 30th District championship game, Anderson County senior Eriel McKee moseyed over to the scorer's table where she got a stick of Fruit Stripe from scorekeeper Larry Briscoe.

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  • Titans turn back Bearcats in...

    SHELBYVILLE – Anderson County knew it would need every ounce of energy from every available body to upset Collins in the 30th District Tournament semifinals.

    Top-seeded Collins might be fielding the best team in the school's short history, had begun being ranked by the computer rating services at the end of the season and had not lost to an Eighth Region foe all season.

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  • Page, Rose sign with Cumberlands
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  • WRESTLING: State medalist
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  • Honored at Woodford

    Adrian Teegarden and Alexis McKee were honored at Woodford County High School volleyball banquet last week. Both have strong ties to Anderson County as Teegarden is the granddaughter of Pam Ware and the late Bob Ware. She is the daughter of Katie Ware of Woodford County. McKee is the daughter of William McKee, who played football at Anderson County High in the late 1960's.

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