Today's Sports

Green County High School claimed 15 individual races and all eight relay events to easily capture the Heartland Athletic Conference girls’ and boys’ team titles on April 25.
The brother/sister act of Evan and Erin Jaggers, who won the Ewing Awards as the meet’s top performers, paced coach Will Hodges’ team to the team championships.

Campbellsville University took home three of the top four awards Friday evening at the Mid-South Conference Softball Tournament banquet.
Senior shortstop and leadoff hitter Emma Napier was named the MSC Player of the Year, Victoria Decker was named the MSC Freshman of the Year and Shannon Wathen was named the MSC Coach of the Year.

The top two seeds in the 20th District Baseball Tournament padded their records at home on Thursday as Adair County whipped Taylor County 8-1 and Marion County edged Campbellsville 3-2
The top-seeded Indians rode the pitching arm of Zack Hutchison (complete game with six strike-outs and no walks while allowing only four hits) and two-hit games from Marshall Shelley and Ty Bennett to complete regular-season district play with a 6-0 worksheet.
Don Dabney had a triple for the Cardinals while Will Hollingsworth, Tyler Frogge and Hunter McQueary had singles.

Monday’s round proved to be the cushion that Scott Foster needed on Tuesday to win his first Mid-South Conference Men’s Golf Championship at Maywood County Club in Bardstown.
With the win, Foster has earned a spot in the NAIA Men’s Golf Championships on May 14-17 at Creekside Golf Club in Salem, Ore.