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Today's Sports

  • WC falls to Taylor County,...

    The Washington County Commanderettes (6-21, 0-8) faced off against the Campbellsville Eagles (7-20) and Taylor County Cardinals (12-15) last week but fell short in both matchups, losing 51-47 to Campbellsville and 35-20 to Taylor County.

    Campbellsville

    The Commanderettes started off strong against the Eagles on Thursday night, and in the second quarter, they had even taken a 21-14 lead on a 3-pointer by senior Daisha Edelen.

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  • Commanders win three straight

    The Washington County Commanders (11-16, 2-6) accomplished something last week they hadn’t done in nine years: win three consecutive games. The winning streak started with a 76-34 blowout win of the Whitefield Academy Wildcats (2-24). The Commanders then put together an impressive 54-46 win against the Campbellsville Eagles (10-15) that included a second-half comeback by WC, and to finish off the week, the Commanders went on the road and picked up a 67-61 win against the Dayton Greendevils (12-14).

    Dayton

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  • Commanderettes fall to 6-19 on...

    The Washington County Commanderettes (6-19, 0-8) were unable to pick up a win in their three games last week, falling 67-47 to the Marion County Knights (10-9), 41-27 to the Cumberland County Panthers (6-18) and 56-21 to the Thomas Nelson Generals (16-8, 4-3).

    Marion County

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  • Winning Big

    The Washington County Commanders are peaking at just the right time. With only one week of regular-season play remaining, WC just completed one of its most successful weeks of the year, defeating the Thomas Nelson Generals (1-25, 0-7) and the Cumberland County Panthers (1-21) by at least 20 points each, the first time the Commanders have completed this feat all season, before falling to the Marion County Knights (8-18) by a score of 75-63.

    Marion County

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  • Commanderettes blow out Burgin

    The Washington County Commanderettes (6-16, 0-7) played four games within the last week, including a 56-18 blowout win at home against the Burgin Bulldogs (2-16) on Thursday night.

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  • WC picks up back-to-back wins

    The Washington County Commanders (6-14, 1-6) went 2-3 last week, defeating Dayton and Burgin and losing to Bardstown, Adair County and Campbellsville.

    After falling to the Bardstown Tigers (15-6, 5-0) by a score of 80-48 last Tuesday night, the Commanders responded with 10-point victories against the Burgin Bulldogs (10-10) on Thursday and the Dayton Greendevils (10-9) on Friday night, picking up wins of 62-52 and 63-53, respectively.

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  • SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Bree Crain

     Bree Crain was 5 years old when she first joined an Upward basketball team. She had tried all of the other sports that she could, but from the start, she knew that basketball was the one for her.

    “I did T-ball and all that stuff, but I really liked the team aspect of basketball,” she said. “Basketball was definitely my favorite.”

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  • SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Lexi Thompson

     When Lexi Thompson came to Washington County in middle school, she was looking for a way to connect with some of the other students.

    After having attended Woodland Elementary School in Hardin County, Thompson wasn’t sure what to expect as a new student, but she did have an idea of how she could make friends: basketball.

    Thompson had “always thought basketball was pretty good,” so she jumped at the chance to start playing as a way to meet some of her peers.

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  • WC football head coach Sagrecy...

    Hillary C. Wright
    Washington County Schools

    Washington County High School head football coach Eric Sagrecy was recently named 2A District 4 Coach of the Year by the Kentucky Football Coaches Association. 

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  • WC falls to 4-12

    The Washington County Commanders (4-12, 1-5) have played three games in the past week, facing off against Nelson County, Beth Haven and Danville. 

    WC was unable to pull out a win in these contests, though, falling to Nelson County last Tuesday by a score of 68-50, losing to Beth Haven in a last-second, 53-52 nail-biter on Thursday and dropping the first game of the 12th Region All “A” Classic by a score of 69-51 just before press time on Monday night.

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