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Today's Sports

  • Men’s basketball drops two MSC...

     

    With one game left on the regular season schedule, the St. Catharine College Patriots realize that they will have some major work to do when the Mid-South Conference tournament starts in Frankfort this week. J.T. Burton’s team didn’t help its cause last week with conference losses at Lindsey Wilson and Campbellsville, both by 13 points.

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  • SCC women win one, lose one in...

    As they went into Monday’s regular season basketball finale at Georgetown, the St. Catharine College women were in a tie for fifth place with the University of the Cumberlands. And, trailing fourth place Campbellsville by two games and ahead of seventh place Bluefield by four games, the Patriots will enter this week’s Mid-South Conference tournament as either the fifth or sixth seed.

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  • Bat Pats sweep their way to 9...

    Oh, it’s good to be home. After a season opening southern road trip in which the St. Catharine College baseball team lost a number of games in the opponent’s final at-bat, Luther Bramblett’s Bat Pats enjoyed some late inning success themselves with two walk-off wins in a sweep of four weekend home games.

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  • Eventual champs bounce...

     

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  • WC girls district runner-up,...

     

    Washington County vs. Nelson County
    Score:     57-35 Nelson County
    When: Saturday, Feb. 23
    Where: Washington County High School
    Key players: WCHS - Kenya Turner NCHS – Cierra Drake
    Game highlights: The Washington County girls’ (16-13) bid for a 19th District championship came up short on Saturday night with a 57-35 loss to Nelson County (26-5), who posted an unblemished record, 10-0, in the district this season.

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  • Howard named Player of the Week...

     

    For the second consecutive week Janae Howard has been named Player of the Week in the Mid-South Conference. That announcement came from conference officials Monday afternoon.

    After getting 21.5 points and 5.5 rebounds a game when she won the award the first time, Howard boosted that to 31.5 points a game, along with 10.5 rebounds, in the two games last week. She scored a career high 40 points in St. Catharine’s 71-54 win over No. 16-ranked Bethel (Tenn.) last Monday and also grabbed 12 rebounds.

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  • McDannold takes over SCC...

    Jason McDannold is very familiar with the St. Catharine College volleyball program and, in fact, familiar with volleyball at all levels around Kentucky – and beyond. And now, as the new head coach at St. Catharine, McDannold will use that familiarity to build the Patriots program.

    McDannold, a 1989 graduate of Woodford County High School, was assistant coach at St. Catharine in 2011 before leaving to take a job in state government in Frankfort. But he continued to coach at the club level and always maintained his passion for the sport.

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  • SCC softball optimistic for 2013...

     

    The importance of experienced athletes in college sports is hard to overestimate. And the adage that a successful softball team must be strong up the middle is equally difficult to dispute. Considering those two axioms, it should be a banner year for the St. Catharine College Patriots.

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  • Bat Pats dominate Hilltoppers in...

     

    After eight tough games on the road to open the season, the St. Catharine College baseball team finally got to enjoy the comforts of home with a three game series against Ohio University – Chillicothe. And not only did they find home comforting, the Bat Pats also found home plate often as they outscored the visiting Hilltoppers 71-5 in the three game set.

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  • SCC women split pair, knock off...

    The St. Catharine College women had a big non-conference win last Monday over Bethel University, who came to Lourdes Hall as the No. 16 team in the latest NAIA poll. But following that big victory, Lena Bramblett’s team suffered a tough setback to Mid-South Conference for Bluefield College.

    The 1-1 week left the Patriots with an overall record of 18-8 and a conference mark of 10-7. That puts the Patriots alone in fifth place in the conference as the season winds down with three games remaining, all on the road.

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