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Today's Sports

  • SCC men pick up first conference...

     

    The St. Catharine College Patriots, still without some key players who will gain eligibility later this week, were in danger of starting the Mid-South Conference season 0-4 when they played two nationally-ranked teams at home last week in Campbellsville (receiving votes) and Lindsey Wilson (No. 11).

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  • Patriot women knock off ranked...

     

    Lena Bramblett knew that her team felt the pressure to win a Mid-South Conference game after starting out 0-2. That task would not be easy last week as the Patriots faced Campbellsville (ranked No. 13 nationally) and (No. 17) Lindsey Wilson, both in the friendly confines of Lourdes Hall. That first win would not come Thursday, as the Patriots fell to Campbellsville 90-70, but it did on Saturday with a 73-69 win over Lindsey Wilson.

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  • Commanderettes open up with a win

     

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  • Commanders come up short in...

     

    Washington County @ Anderson County
    Score:     71-50 Anderson County
    When: Friday, Nov. 30
    Where: Anderson County High School
    Key players: WCHS - Thomas Pettus ACHS - Jay Smith
    Game highlights: The Washington County boys’ basketball team fell to 0-2 to start the season with a 71-50 loss on the road at Anderson County on Friday night.

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  • Georgetown tops SCC women;...

    While it won’t go into the win column, Patriot Head Coach Lena Bramblett spoke in very positive terms about her women following last Tuesday’s 78-69 loss to the visiting Georgetown Tigers, who entered the game ranked sixth nationally in the NAIA.

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  • Patriots bounce back from loss...

     

    The St. Catharine College Patriots evened their season record at 3-3 by splitting two home games last week. Unfortunately for J.T. Burton’s team, the loss came to Mid-South Conference rival Georgetown College while the win was against non-conference opponent Virginia Intermont.

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  • Pigskin tradition

    I hope everyone had a healthy serving of family, food and football over the last several days, even if you feel like you’ve seen too much of all three for a while.

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  • SCC swim team showing...

     

    Still with a limited roster, the Patriot swim teams have showed steady improvement in the first three meets of the season.

    “The swimmers we have improved their times each meet,” said first-year coach Lindsey Pfoff. “Now it is just a matter of getting the others eligible. I hope to have a least four on the women’s team next semester and one or two more on the men’s team.”

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  • Pats beat Bulldogs handily

    In its final tune-up before Mid-South conference play begins the St. Catharine College men’s basketball team routed the Knoxville College Bulldogs 101-68 Thursday in Knoxville. The Patriots led 42-38 at halftime but a 59-point second-half outburst allowed J.T. Burton’s squad to coast to their second win in three outings.

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  • Young Commander team ready to...

     

    For the Washington County boys’ basketball team the 2012-13 season will be one about progression, as Head Coach Russell Burkhead’s team will be among the youngest of his tenure.

    The Commanders have three seniors this season and only one that saw extensive playing time last season, and with a few new faces this year, experience will have to come as the season rolls along.

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