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Today's Sports

  • No. 25 SCC women push win streak...

     

    Last week the St. Catharine College women enjoyed their first appearance in the national rankings as they were ranked 25th in the NAIA poll. But they nearly didn’t get to enjoy their new status long as they avoided an upset bid Thursday at Pikeville.

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  • WC girls top Shelby Co., snap...

     

    Washington County vs. Shelby County
    Score:     47-34 Washington County
    When: Saturday, Jan. 19
    Where: Marion County High School
    Key players: WCHS - Kenya Turner, Jennifer Keene
    Game highlights: The Commanderettes (8-7) got a big win on Saturday, bouncing back from three-straight losses with a 47-34 win over Shelby County (12-9) in the third annual Autism Classic at Marion County High School.

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  • Patriots out of MSC cellar

     

    The St. Catharine College Patriots won just one of the two games last week against Mid-South Conference visitors from Ohio, but that one victory was enough to pull J.T. Burton’s team from last place in the MSC into a tie for eighth place among the 11 teams.

    Shawnee State (9-7, 6-3) topped the Patriots 68-59 on Thursday, but St. Catharine snapped a three-game losing streak on Saturday with a 73-67 win over Rio Grande (6-12, 2-7).

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  • Commanderettes can’t hang with...

     

    Washington County vs. Green County
    Score:     76-52
    When: Monday, Jan. 14
    Where: Washington County High School
    Key players: WCHS - Kenya Turner GCHS - Laura Houk
    Game highlights: The Washington County girls (7-7) were unable to return to the 5th Region All-A second round on Monday night, dropping a 76-52 decision to Green County (11-6) in a game that got away from the Commanderettes in the third quarter.

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  • SCC tops ranked opponents, eyes...

     

    First, it was seventh-ranked and undefeated Cumberland University, then it was University of the Cumberlands, 16th in the nation and Thursday in Lourdes Hall, Lena Bramblett’s Patriots completed the trifecta with an exhilarating 80-78 win over 13th-ranked Shawnee State.

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  • WC boys drop nail-biter in All-A...

     

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  • School menus

    Breakfast (All schools)

    Thursday, Jan. 10 – Eggs, bacon and toast/jelly or cereal, juice, milk

    Friday, Jan. 11 – Breakfast burrito or cereal, juice, milk

    Monday, Jan. 14 – WG poptart or cereal, juice, milk

    Tuesday, Jan. 15 – Sausage, gravy and biscuit or cereal, juice, milk

    Wednesday, Jan. 16 – Pancake/syrup or cereal, juice, milk

     

    WCES, NWES and NWMS - Lunch

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  • Patriots’ coach upbeat despite...

     

    In listening to St. Catharine head coach J.T. Burton, one might suspect that his Patriots are on a winning streak – instead of the two game slide they endured last week. But the losses at Cumberland (Tenn.) and University of the Cumberlands haven’t broken the optimism of the Patriot mentor whose team fell to 7-7 overall and 1-5 in the Mid-South Conference.

    “I really believe that we are the best 1-5 team of any conference,” said Burton. “And Travis Wilkins is probably the best player in the nation right now.”

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  • SCC women get pair of big...

     

    With games last week at Cumberland University in Tennessee and University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, the St. Catharine women looked to narrow the gap between them and the Mid-South Conference leaders, and that is exactly what Lena Bramblett’s team did in winning both contests against nationally ranked opponents.

    The Patriots (9-4, 3-3) won a thrilling 81-79 decision at Cumberland on Thursday and followed that with a 60-57 win at Cumberlands on Saturday.

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  • All-A matchups too tough to call


    Next Monday the Washington County boys’ and girls’ basketball teams will each have a chance to pick up big wins when they host Green County in a doubleheader in the opening round of the 5th Region All-A Classic.

    The Commanders (4-11) will take the court first at 6 p.m. against the Dragons (3-13), as the teams face off for the first time since they met in the first round of the 2009-10 5th Region All-A Classic. Green County took the last meeting 55-41, but WC will be looking to turn the tables this time around.

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