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Community Sports

  • BNCYFL Scores and Schedule
    Bardstown-Nelson County Youth Football League   Senior League Scores Sunday Samuels Saints 27, B’town Purple 19 B’town Gold 25, OKH 0   Standings B’town Black 2-0 B’town Gold 2-0 B’town Purple 1-2 Samuels Saints 1-2 OKH 1-3   Schedule Sunday B’town Purple v. OKH B’town Black v. B’town Gold  
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  • Kentucky grid legends to share stories
    THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE Mixing basketball and shrimp has been a good recipe for success for Sonora’s Charlie Thurman. Now he’s going to find out if throwing football into the mix spoils the stew. Thurman, who has hosted many area and state basketball legends for nights of reminiscing over Cajun shrimp boils at Claudia’s Tea Room, is hosting his first football legends night Thursday.
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  • 2011 Nelson County Fair horse show results hosted by the Central Kentucky Gaited Horse Assn.
    Class 1 – Open Halter: 1st  – I’ve Got All Night, handled by Susan Steffan; 2nd – Valiant Legacy, handled by Laura Harbour; 3rd – Remington, handled by Lexie Blincoe; 4th – Rusty Double Delight, handled by Pam Rooks; 5th – M&M, handled by Dale Downs; 6th – The Good Tiger, handled by Kacie Greenwell.
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  • SPORTS ROUNDUP: Brewer, Myrks help AAU squad to national championship
    A pair of local athletes can now claim a national championship to their credit. Jordan Brewer and Anthony Myrks, starters on Bardstown’s 2011 5th Region basketball championship squad, added to their trophy case earlier this week when their AAU team, the BA Hoyas, won the 11th Grade (U17) AAU Classic Division I tournament in Orlando, Fla.
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  • PHOTOS: NC Fair motorsports
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  • PHOTOS: NC Fair bull riding and barrel racing
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  • GOLF: Brooks wins Pepsi Jr. Tour event
    Local golfer Clayton Brooks started out his summer season with a bang last week, scoring a win in his second junior tournament of the season by firing a 77 to capture the Pepsi Junior Golf Tour’s boys’ Gatorade Division title last Thursday at The Bull at Boone’s Trace in Richmond. Brooks’ season got off to a late start because of his participation in the Kentucky Governor’s Scholar program, which kept him off the links until last week, his father, Mike, said.
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  • Junior Team Tennis program gets more help
    Local tennis guru Jane Page saw a need; an instructional void in the area when it comes to teaching area kids the sport she loves. So, she called in some help in the form of Joseph Kempf, an accomplished player on the junior circuits, to help fill that void.
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  • Sports Notes
    NC Cardinals hoops camp Registrations are now being accepted for Coach Bev Hart’s inaugural Nelson County Cardinals boys’ basketball camp. The camp is open to boys entering grades 3-8 for the 2011-12 school year. The camp is 9 a.m. - noon Monday-Wednesday; cost is $40 per camper, but family discounts are available.  Walkup registrations are also accepted. All campers receive a T-shirt and will be instructed on basic fundamentals, as well as participating in shooting competitions and 5-on-5 play. Call 349-7010 for more information.
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  • GOLF: Rules primer
    It happens to us all — you can’t find your ball, or when you do, it’s just out of bounds. When your ball goes out of bounds or is lost outside a water hazard, Rule 27-1 requires you to return to the spot from which the original ball was last played, and under penalty of one stroke, put another ball into play. Since this could be more than 200 yards back, it takes time to go back, hit another ball and return. 
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