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Today's Sports

  • Commanders use double OT to beat...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    Hart County wanted to spoil the night for the Washington County Commanders last Thursday night, but that’s just not how it worked out for the Raiders. With seconds to go, WC senior Joseph Hamilton hit a clutch three-point shot to tie the score and send the game to overtime.

    But one OT wasn’t enough to settle this battle, as the Commanders forged ahead in the second OT and came away with a 59-54 road win in Munfordville.

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  • Commanderettes ground the Lady...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    The Washington County Commanderettes got a big win against Campbellsville last week, beating the Lady Eagles 52-32.

    “We won, but I was disappointed,” said head coach Bernard Smalley. “We’re the type of team that has to play hard every game. We can’t turn the switch on and off, and there was no emotion in that game.”

    Freshman Kenya Turner led WC with 15 points, followed by sophomore Shay Yocum with 13.

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  • Conference races heating up for...

    SCC Sports Information

    Mid-South Conference standings (Men)

    Team Conference/Overall

    Pikeville 6-2/19-3

    Campbellsville 6-2/18-6

    Georgetown 5-3/17-6

    Cumberlands 5-3/16-7

    St. Catharine 4-4/16-8

    West Virginia Tech 3-5/13-10

    Lindsey Wilson 3-5/12-12

    Rio Grande 0-8/5-19

    Mid-South Conference standings (Women)

    Campbellsville 8-0/23-1

    Cumberlands 7-1/18-6

    Georgetown 5-3/14-9

    Rio Grande 5-3/14-10

    Lindsey Wilson 4-4/14-8

    Pikeville 2-6/14-10

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  • Local stable does well at KWHA...

    Special to The Sun

    After a successful year of shows, the Kentucky Walking Horse Association High Points were presented at the group’s annual awards banquet on Jan. 15 in Lexington. Some local horsemen and owners were honored as part of the ceremony.

    Rolling Acres Farms and Stables, owned by Bob and Vickie Stannard of Springfield, earned eight awards in five categories. In the Two-year-old Stallion category, He’s Puttn On The Ritz took fourth place, while Walk Time Charlie placed third.

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  • Baseball Patriots counting...

    SCC Sports Information

    When the college baseball season opens Friday at Williams Baptist University in Walnut Ridge, Ark., St. Catharine coach Luther Bramblett will have 14 seniors suit up, 12 of them entering their fourth season in a Patriot uniform. And while any coach would enjoy that luxury, it is uncharted territory for the Bat Pats, who will be playing their second season as a four-year program in the NAIA and the Mid-South Conference.

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  • From Left Field

    Is it over yet?

    Well, here it is early Tuesday morning and I think right about now is when the Super Bowl is scheduled to end. Keep in mind that the pre-game shows started somewhere around last October!

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  • Tonight's WC basketball...

    A slam dunk of winter weather has forced the cancellation of tonight's high school basketball games between Washington County and Taylor County in Springfield. The games are currently being re-scheduled.

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  • SCC women fall to Georgetown;...

    SCC Sports Information

    Just when Lena Bramblett didn’t think the injury bug could get worse for her St. Catharine College women’s team – it did last week. To shore up the depleted varsity roster, Bramblett brought guard Brittany Wieber up from the J.V. squad for Thursday’s game against visiting Georgetown. Then, in practice last weekend, Wieber suffers an ankle injury that could possibly end her season after just one game.

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  • From Left Field

    Why?

    I know there are a lot of wannabe inventors out there who spend way too much free time hidden away in their garages or basements trying to come up with the latest and greatest invention that will set the world on its ear.

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  • Patriots knock off Georgetown;...

    SCC Sports Information

    In one of the most exciting games in the history of Lourdes Hall, the St. Catharine College Patriots downed the Georgetown College Tigers 92-87 in overtime Thursday in Mid-South Conference action. St. Catharine, 14-7 overall and 2-3 in the conference, forced the overtime when Ervin Williams’ putback with six seconds to play knotted the game at 76-76.

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