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Today's Sports

  • PHOTOS: Awards night
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  • Sierra brings volleyball success...

    The coaching carousel continues at St. Catharine with the hiring of new volleyball assistant coach Jairo Sierra. Jairo comes to the Patriots after spending the 2012 campaign with Spalding University in Louisville and the 16u team at MAVA in Louisville. A native of Fairlawn, N.J. Sierra spent most of his high school career deciding that volleyball was for him.

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  • St. Catharine announces hire of...

    The St. Catharine Athletic Department is pleased to announce the hiring of their new athletic trainer, Brittany Buss MAT, ATC. Brittany comes to the Patriots with wealth of knowledge and experience in multiple sports, including football, baseball, basketball, etc. Earning a bachelor’s degree from Western Kentucky University in exercise ccience and a master’s of athletic training from the University of Findlay in Ohio, the Louisville native looks forward to furthering her career at St. Catharine.

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  • WCHS golf lines up 2013 season

    The 2013 Washington County High School boys’ and girls’ golf teams have the upcoming season in their sights and they’re going for the green in what should be an exciting year for both programs.

    Head Coach Bobby Bartholomai has a roster of 13 boys and five girls—both up from last year—ready to take on the 5th Region.

    Bartholomai, entering his fourth year with the Commanders and his second with the Commander-ettes, wants to see his teams build off what they learned last year.

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  • Alumni Bowl Kicks Off Aug. 24

    By Tom Bystrek
    Contributing Writer

    When the name “Alumni Bowl” first surfaced, local players of years past no doubt thought they would get a chance to don some pads and helmets and revisit their days on the gridiron. But this Alumni Bowl, to kick off Aug. 24,   is not for the former Commanders, but instead a doubleheader at which Washington County will host three visiting high school teams.

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  • PHOTO: Back-to-back Brewers
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  • Youth soccer sign-ups in Lebanon

    The Marion County Youth Soccer Association will be taking fall soccer sign-ups on July 27 and Aug. 3 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Graham Memorial Park soccer complex concession stand on Fairground Road in Lebanon.

    The deadline for registration is Aug. 6. Registration forms can also be printed out from http://www.mcys.webs.com/ and mailed with notary signature, registration fee and medical release form included to: Marion County Youth Soccer Attn: Matt Mattingly, P.O. box 840, Lebanon, Ky. 40033.

    Washington County residents are encouraged to participate.

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  • Camp Calvary to host archery...

    Camp Calvary, located near Willisburg, will host a 3D Archery Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 17 at 9:30 a.m.

    Trophies will be awarded in men’s Open Class, Hunter and Traditional classes and youth Hunter and Genesis classes for archers 16-and-under. Trophies will also be awarded in a women’s class, with open, hunter and traditional combined.

    The registration fee will cover lunch. Door prizes include a trail cam and gift cards.

    For more information, contact Rusty Ruble at 502-600-1020 or rkruble@insightbb.com.

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  • Blake Hoppes registration

    The Blake Hoppes Youth Football League will be holding registration for the 2013 season Aug. 2-4 in the Washington County High School weight room.

    Leagues will be broken down into three age groups: kindergarten through second grade, third through fourth grade and fifth through sixth grade. All leagues will be tackle with full pads. All equipment will be provided.

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  • SCC volleyball team works with...

    The St. Catharine College Lady Patriots continued their never ending summer of camps last week by making their way into the Washington County High School gymnasium to work with the Commanderettes.

    “We have to make the volleyball girls in our community feel like they are a part of our program, and what better way to do that than to dig in and work with them,” said Patriot Head Coach Jason McDannold.

    The Patriots spent morning sessions with the Commanderettes last week and concluded their camp on Friday.

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