Today's Sports

The Patriots used good pitching, some timely hitting and a dose of “small ball” in beating the visiting Rio Grande RedStorm 3-2 Friday. The Mid-South Conference victory gave Luther Bramblett’s team sole possession of fourth place in the conference with a 6-4 record.

“It was a good game all the way around,” said Bramblett whose team moved to 25-10 overall. “The situational hitting wasn’t so good for either team as we both left 11 runners on base. But our pitchers did a good job in making some big pitches.”

Commander baseball (4-5) dropped two of three games last week and two of those matchups were district bouts, a 3-1 win at Bardstown on Friday and a 7-6 loss at Nelson County on Saturday. Washington County has posted a 2-2 record just over halfway through its current seven-game road trip.

Washington County @ Nelson County
Score: 7-6 Nelson County
When: Saturday, March 23
Where: Nelson County High School

Due to various spring breaks in the four counties that we service and the lack of interest in the Spring Into Action basketball tournament, The Caring Place is going to cancel the 2013 event.

The Caring Place plans to host the event next year with hopes of more participation from schools in the area.

The Spring Into Action tournament was a co-ed fourth and fifth-grade tournament that was previously scheduled for April 6-7.

Contact The Caring Place with any questions at (270) 692-9300.

The St. Catharine College golf teams didn’t have to travel far for the first tournament of the year as Brescia University hosted the event at My Old Kentucky Home Golf Course in nearby Bardstown. And the Brescia Bearcats’ men’s team, whose campus is in Owensboro, acted like it was their home course as they topped the two other teams in the field.