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Today's News

  • Sports briefs


    Sept. 10
    Football fundraiser

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  • SCC volleyball looking at bigger picture


    In the list of teams alphabetically in the West Division of the Mid-South Conference, St. Catharine College falls last among the five members. Unfortunately last season, in Adam Stevenson’s first year, the Patriots were still in that position at the end of the regular season.

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  • Kenyan SCC soccer star giving back to community


    Abdikadir “Nini” Mohamed speaks with a noticeable accent, sometimes pausing to choose just the right word or phrase.  But the fact that he has grasped the English language as well as he has is somewhat remarkable.

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  • Positions take shape


    Most positions are solidified now, but some remain up in the air as Friday night lights are just 48 hours away.

    The Commanders took one last test run last Friday against North Oldham in the city of Goshen.
    Football head coach Eric Sagrecy said he thought his squad played hard, but made several mistakes.

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  • Volleyball team falls to Bethlehem in All ‘A’


    It took a last-minute surge for Bethlehem to avoid a decisive third set, but the Banshees came from behind against the Commanderettes for the win on Monday during the Fifth Region All ‘A’ tournament.

    Washington County (0-3) lead by as much as four late, up 22-18 in the second set. Bethlehem (3-0) would rally to tie the set at 24.
    Riding momentum, they shut the door on Washington County to win the set and the match, 26-24.
    The Banshees claimed the first set after pulling ahead. They won 25-14.

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  • Commanders and Eagles set for Friday


    Revenge will be on the minds of the Bethlehem players and coaches on Friday.

    The Eagles were on the wrong end of a 30-0 loss last season at Bennett R. Lewis Field, as the Commanders rolled to a sixth straight victory.
    Commander head coach Eric Sagrecy said the Eagles will be better this year.
    “I think that Bethlehem has improved,” Sagrecy said. “Coach (Ron) Koontz does a really good job over there and he’s a good person, good coach. His kids are highly motivated.”

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  • On to state: Boys’ golf team defeats Bethlehem in playoff for All ‘A’ berth

    It took a sudden-death playoff, but the Washington County High School boys’ golf team prevailed against Bethlehem in the region All ‘A’ tournament at Green County Country Club on Saturday.

    The Eagles and the Commanders were tied at 363 strokes after 18 holes. The Commanders shot even par on the first playoff hole for the victory.
    Individual results from the tournament and match play were not released by the coach.

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  • BIRTH: Edwards: It's a boy!

    Andrea P. Fenwick and Andy Edwards of Springfield announce the birth of their son at 4:06 p.m. July 23, 2011 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon.
    Easton Andrew Edwards weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and was 19.5 inches in length.
    Maternal grandparents are Danny and Gayle Fenwick of Springfield.
    Paternal grandmother is Lisa Edwards of Bardstown.

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  • BIRTH: Johnson: It's a girl!

    Julie and Matthew Johnson of Springfield announce the birth of their daughter on July 18, 2011 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon.
    Lyla Elizabeth weighed 8 pounds, 1.5 ounces and was 20 inches in length.
    She was welcomed home by a brother, Xavier Thomas, age 2.
    Maternal grandparents are Leo and Joyce Hamilton of Lebanon.
    Paternal grandparents are Ray and Judy Johnson of Springfield.
    Paternal great-grandparent is Pistol Johnson of Springfield.

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  • ENGAGEMENT: Ruley-Nalley

    Rob-Ann Mattingly and Thomas Bruce Mattingly of Loretto announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Hannah N. Ruley, to Scotty Nalley, son of Patricia and James Leon Nalley II of Springfield.
    Ruley is a 2005 graduate of Marion County High School and a graduate of Louisville Dental Academy. She is employed at Hedgespeth Family Dental in Bardtown.
    Nalley is a 2005 graduate of Washington County High School. He is employed at Nalleys Exhaust & Brake in Loretto.

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