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Today's Sports

  • Softball Tournament

    There will be a softball tournament March 26, 27 and 28 at Fredericktown Ball Park. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given based on 10 team entries. Sponsored by Merchants/Miken Softball Team. To enter your team or for more information call Jack at (859) 481-2715.

     

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  • 2009-10 Commanderette season...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    While the 2009-10 Commanderettes’ season ended with a first-round district tournament loss to Bardstown, there were still a few bright spots on the 7-16 season.

    Senior Pooh Railey and Morgan Burton both recorded their 500th career point during the year.

    Freshman Kenya Turner set a new single-game rebound record, pulling down a total of 29 boards against Boyle County on Dec. 7. That broke the previous mark of 25 set by Patrice Keene.

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  • Latham sets SCC scoring mark

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    As the St. Catharine Patriot mens’ basketball season finished last week, senior Arthur Latham became the college’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder. Not bad for a young man who was cut from his high school basketball team all four years.

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  • Bat Pats enduring streaky season

    SCC Sports Information

    The 2010 baseball season has already been a year of streaks for the St. Catharine College Patriots. After starting the season with three losses to Harris-Stowe, Luther Bramblett’s nine reeled off six consecutive victories, all in the friendly confines of Edelen-Haydon Field.

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  • Patriot softball starts season...

    SCC Sports Information

    Now that the wintry weather has finally subsided, the St. Catharine College softball team finally has been able to play. And play they did last week with eight games in six days. Holly Smith’s team was on the winning side of three of those games as the Patriots finished week one of the season at 3-5.

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  • Patriots fall short in tourney...

    SCC Sports Information

    You didn’t have to be at Friday’s Mid-South Conference Tournament semi-final in Frankfort to figure out what led the Campbellsville Tigers to a 68-62 win over the St. Catharine College Patriots. Just look at the final stats sheet and the 9-13 statistic will jump off the page.

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  • Patriot women end season in...

    SCC Sports Information

    One old adage around the coaching profession is that the breaks will generally even themselves out. That is, after a string of bad luck that may involve injuries, close losses and other misfortune, the positive side of the ledger will surface somewhere down the road.

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  • Commanders’ season...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    When the opening round of the 19th District tournament started last Wednesday at Bethlehem High School in Bardstown, Nelson County came in as the top seed with a 6-1 district record and a 17-8 overall mark. But costly turnovers by the Washington County Commanders only served to aid the Cards in a decisive 60-36 first-round win. For Nelson County, they would go on to knock off Bardstown for the district championship, 66-41.

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  • WC girls fall to Lady Tigers in...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    Going into the opening round of the 19th District Tournament last Tuesday, the Washington County Commanderettes were even against the Bardstown Lady Tigers, splitting a pair of games during the regular season. Both teams took advantage of their home court as Bardstown won the first battle 36-23 at home, while WC returned the favor in Springfield, beating the Lady Tigers 54-49 in the second contest. The tie-breaker just happened to be a first-round matchup in district tournament play at Bethlehem High School.

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  • WCMS Youth Cornhole Tournament

    Springfield Masonic Lodge 50 is sponsoring a youth cornhole tournament March 6 in the gym at Washington County Middle School to benefit the WCMS baseball team.

    The tournament is open to youths 14 and under.

    Sign-ups are at 10:30 a.m., with play beginning at 11:30 a.m.

    For more information about cost and sign-up, contact Paul Howard at (859) 336-9459 or Charlie Raymond at (859) 336-3542.

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