Today's News

The Washington County Commander track team qualified for two events during this past week’s state championship at the University of Kentucky outdoor track complex.

In individual competition, WC senior Ty’Lyn Byas participated in the Class 1A 100-meter dash.

Running in the second heat, Byas was clocked at 11.75 seconds.

The time, which was nearly identical to his regional tournament performance (11.74 seconds), was good enough for fifth in his heat and 14th in his class.

For Mercedes Cowherd, one of the greatest joys of playing softball is the bond that it creates among teammates.

Since she started playing the sport in tee-ball, it was the one thing that always stuck out. No matter your situation off the field, everyone on a team develops a closeness that others couldn’t fathom.

This is especially true when it comes to her fellow seniors, most of whom she has played with since she was first able to swing a bat.

Every time Hannah Coulter steps into the pitcher’s circle, she gets that same jolt of adrenaline, the kind that lets her know that she is just where she needs to be.
It’s what she wanted to do ever since she was little. She took her first pitching lesson at the age of 9.

“I’ve just always wanted to pitch,” Hannah said. “I like the aspect that you always have the ball. I lose focus pretty easily, so I would be lost if I wasn’t involved as much as I am.”

Bethlehem High School sophomore Mirna Lozano has been selected as a member of the Youth Advisory Board (YAB) of the Archdiocese of Louisville.  YAB is made up of 52 high school leaders from all over the Archdiocese of Louisville who represent geographic regions and diversity.  Each member is personally nominated by the Archdiocesan staff, their parish or school adult leaders.