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Today's Sports

  • Williamsburg wallops...

    Four first-quarter touchdowns and three more scores in the first half led Williamsburg’s Yellow Jackets to a 49-13 home-field rout of Campbellsville on Friday night.
    “We just played terrible again, but Williamsburg is really good,” Eagle head coach Dale Estes offered. “I just wish we would play better against these good teams.”
    Williamsburg, undefeated at 7-0, used two Skyler Griffith touchdown runs and a Griffith pass to Corey Shelton to lead 21-0 with 3:30 still left in the first quarter.

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  • TCMS Cards go 11-0 for MKMSAC...

     

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  • Lady Cardinals seventh after...

     

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  • CHS, TCHS face stern district...

    Campbellsville’s and Taylor County’s gridiron groups will be heavy underdogs when they battle district foes on Friday night in week seven of high school football.
    Taylor County (2-4), coming off its first district win since 2010, hosts Lexington Catholic which upended previously-unbeaten Boyle County 26-17 last week.

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  • Eagle JV earns top seed for play...

    Campbellsville earned the top seed in next week’s conference play-offs with a 24-6 weather-shortened victory over Marion County on Monday
    The Eagles led 8-0 on Austyn Thornton’s 45-yard pass from Devonte Cubit and Cubit’s conversion run.
    However, the Knights cut it to 8-6 on a 50-yard TD run.
    Stone Williams’ 30-yard scoring run and Charles Johnson’s two-point run made it 16-6 before Arick Groves galloped home from 50 yards and Johnson tacked on his second conversion.

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  • 5-1 starts don't guarantee...

     

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  • TCMS boys' team collects...

     

    Taylor County captured the Boys’ Middle School State Golf Championships on Saturday at the University Club in Lexington.
    The Cardinals, coached by Scott Parks, shot a 322 to take the crown among the 24 teams entered.
    Cooper Parks had the top morning score with his 74 while Jake Kehoe and Tanner Parks finished with 77 and 79, respectively.
    Rounding out the TCMS unit were Landon Shively with a 92 and Hayes Mason shot 93.
    Cooper Parks is also a member of the TCHS varsity team which plays in the state on Friday.

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  • Waddle said 1986 golfers also...

     

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  • Sports calendar for November

    Upward Basketball/Cheerleading sign-ups by Nov. 2
    Upward Basketball
    For: Boys and girls 4 years old (by Oct. 1st)-4th Grade. Early registration: through Nov. 2 ($60 per player, after Nov. 2 cost is $70). Note: This year shorts are NOT included but can be added at $12 per player.
    Upward Cheerleading
    For: Girls 4 years old (by Oct. 1) through 6th Grade. Early registration: through Nov. 2 ($65 per cheerleader, after Nov. 2 cost is $75).
    You may also register online at www.cvillebaptist.com.

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  • Danville decks visiting...

     

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