Today's Sports

The No. 8-rated Campbellsville University baseball Tigers lost to Lindsey Wilson College on Friday, but rebounded to upend the University of the Cumberlands on Monday.

The Tigers (23-4) led 8-3 at Lindsey on Friday, but the Blue Raiders scored 11 runs in innings four through six to lead 14-8 before CU plated three in the seventh.

Catcher Jimmy Voelker had three hits for the Tigers while third-sacker Chris Curley, first-baseman Brian Chase and right-fielder Zach Townsend had two apiece.

Ian Hoskins' football playing career may be over for the Marshall University Thundering Herd. However, the four-year lettermen and former Campbellsville High School standout left his mark on the Huntington, West, Va. school.

The 2009 version of Pro Day at Marshall University was Friday, March 20. Pro Days are the time for players to strengthen their draft position or just get on a possible free agent try-out list with roughly 15-25 NFL scouts on the scene.

Winners of their last four, and 18 of their last 19, the No. 8-rated Campbellsville University baseball team run-ruled Union (Tenn.) University 21-1 at home on Tuesday.

Sophomore Alex Tolmachoff scattered five hits in a complete-game effort, needing only 68 pitches to notch his fourth win. The Peoria, Ariz. native tied Ian Pick with the best record on the team, moving to 4-0.

Offensively, the Tigers did most of their damage in the fourth inning as they put up eight runs as they sent 12 batters to the plate.

Several Taylor County residents recently participated in the Kentucky State Women's Bowling Association Tournament.

The Campbellsville Gals placed 10th in the team handicapped division with a score of 2,929 and brought home $215.

Glenna Corbin and Elaine Hatfield placed fifth in doubles' handicapped with a score of 1,260. They collected $240. The duo of Mary Rose Humphrey and Judy A. Watson collected $200 for a ninth-place finish with 1,249, while Evelyn Dillingham and Pat Mings collected $110 for their 18th place score of 1,230.