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Today's Sports

  • SCC Women fall to Cumberland...

    Based on the season’s pattern, where they have alternated wins and losses all through the season, the St. Catharine women were supposed to win Saturday at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. But for the first time during the current campaign, Lena Bramblett’s Patriots dropped back to back decisions, falling to the Bulldogs 49-42.

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  • Patriots gain national prominence

    The St. Catharine College coaching staff knew before the season that the first full week of December would be a good gauge of where the program stood in the early season. And, after the three games against two nationally prominent NAIA teams and an exhibition against a quality NCAA D-I team, head coach J.T Burton can say his Patriots are standing tall.
    St. Catharine improved to 6-2 on the season with home victories over Life University (95-80) and Mountain State (99-86) and a decent showing in an exhibition loss at Morehead State by a 77-64 count.

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  • SCC baseball camp is Dec. 18

    The St. Catharine College baseball team will hold a Christmas camp in Lourdes Hall on Dec. 18 from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.. The camp is for players aged 8-18.
    Patriot head coach Luther Bramblett, the winningest coach in St. Catharine history with a 331-124 record, and his coachihng staff will instruct campers in all fundamentals including hitting, pitching and defense.
    For more details call (859) 336-5082 ext. 1285.

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  • Hilton leaves Bell County

    Kentucky high school football coaching legend and Springfield native Dudley Hilton recently decided it was time to make a career move.
    Hilton, after 36 years as a high school football head coach, announced on Wednesday of last week that he would become the head coach at Pikeville College.
    “Paul Patton is my new boss,” Hilton said of the former governor, who is currently serving as the president of Pikeville College.

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  • WC looks for a win

    After losing to Marion County 74-38 on Friday, the Washington County Commanderettes are looking for a win to put in their Christmas stocking.
    Washington County (0-3) will have another chance at a ‘W’ when 19th District rival Bethlehem (0-3) rolls into town on Friday.
    The Commanderettes and the Banshees tip off a boy / girl doubleheader at 7:30 p.m. Homecoming festivities will take place between games.
    Bethlehem’s roster is thin this season, with only nine players suiting up. Of those nine players, only one is a senior.

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  • Homecoming & Holidays

    It’s a holiday homecoming for the Commanders.

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  • Brockman too much for Commanders

    Washington County vs. Marion County
    Score: 52-30 Marion County
    When: Friday
    Where: Roby Dome in Lebanon
    Key players: WCHS - Will Purdom. MCHS - Josh Brockman, Carlos Litsey

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  • Commanderettes come to play

    Washington County vs. Marion County
    Score: 74-38 Marion County
    When: Friday
    Where: Roby Dome in Lebanon
    Key players: WCHS - Shay Yocum, Kenya Turner, Kayla Edelen. MCHS - Makayla Epps, Bre Elder, Logan Powell

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  • SC women start conference at 1-1

    There is definitely a pattern developing here for the St. Catharine College women’s basketball team. Through the first 10 games of the season, Lena Bramblett’s team has alternated wins and losses to compile a 5-5 record.

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  • Patriots edged by Georgetown,...

    The St. Catharine College Patriots won two of three games last week to improve their record to 4-2 for the season. Two of the games were Mid-South Conference contests in which J.T. Burton’s squad split to start the conference schedule at 1-1.

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