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High School Sports

  • Scores and Schedules

    Scores

    Baseball

    Monday

    Bardstown 6, John Hardin 1

    Nelson Co. 3, Bethlehem 1

    Thomas Nelson 16, Moore 7

     

    Tuesday

    Bardstown 17, Thomas Nelson 5

    Bardstown 10, Fairdale 9

    Bethlehem 7, Marion Co. 0

     

    Wednesday

    LaRue Co. 5, Nelson Co. 4

    Franklin Co. 12, Thomas Nelson 6

     

    Thursday

    Nelson Co. at Marion Co.

    Male at Thomas Nelson

     

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  • GIRLS' BASKETBALL: NC undefeated again in district

    Nelson County wrapped up a third straight undefeated district season Friday, dominating Bardstown 64-23.

    Cardinal senior guard A.J. Lewis got her team off to a hot start, hitting back-to-back buckets early, including a long three-pointer, while turnovers plagued the home team in the first half and Nelson was able to take advantage.

    Bardstown’s bright spot came from the guard play of Kasia Stone as she tried to keep her squad close. Stone nailed two three-pointers midway through the first frame, but Nelson County was in command with a 24-10 lead.

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  • BOYS' BASKETBALL: Eagles' hot start the difference

    Bethlehem sped out to a 15-0 start Friday to get on top early on the way to a 67-43 win at Thomas Nelson.

    The Eagles improved to 18-4 overall and wrapped up a 6-2 run in district play. Bethlehem will be the No. 2 seed in the 19th District tournament, which starts Feb. 18 at Washington County High School.

    Thomas Nelson dropped to 3-21 overall and 1-6 in district play.

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  • BOYS' BASKETBALL: Tigers get the job done against Cardinals

    Bardstown remained perfect in district play Friday, taking care of visiting Nelson County 71-58 to split the girls/boys doubleheader.

    It was a slow and sluggish start for the Tigers, as the Cards came out strong to lead 10-5 early on.

    Nelson County was firing on all cylinders when senior guard Ryan Bell (12 points) knifed to the basket for a quick layup.

    Tiger forward Marcus Cosby knocked down a three to keep his squad close as the first quarter ended 13-10 in favor of the Cards (7-15).

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  • GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Banshees top Generals to grab 3 seed

    Bethlehem locked the No. 3 seed in the 19th District tournament Friday, jumping out to a big early lead on Thomas Nelson on the way to a 55-43 win.

    The Banshees were led by MacKenzie Hagan’s 18 points, while plenty of others got into the act as well, as Addie Alm (12), Olivia Simpson (10) and Shawn Zellers (9) all pitched in.

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  • BOYS' BASKETBALL: Late 9-0 run lifts Tigers past Eagles

    Bardstown avoided the All A Classic hangover Tuesday, coming up with a 9-0 fourth-quarter run to put away Bethlehem and clinch the top seed in the 19th District tournament with a 53-45 win.

    The Tigers’ point guard tandem of junior Tavon Johnson and sophomore L.J. Cowherd combined for 27 points, hitting 5-of-9 from the field and 16-for-19 from the charity stripe.

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  • On the record with: Bardstown's Odyssey Weathers

    Bardstown senior cheerleader Odyssey Weathers is this week’s nominee for The Kentucky Standard/PLG-TV Student-Athlete of the Week.

    Weathers carries a 3.71 GPA while participating in a variety of extracurricular activities around campus, including Student Council and Key Club. She plans to study business in college, but is not yet sure whether she’ll attend Kentucky or Louisville.

    Kentucky Standard sports editor Peter W. Zubaty caught up with Odyssey for a few questions to better get to know her.

     

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  • BOWLING: Region results

    BOYS’ PREP

    2ND REGION INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT

    ELIZABETHTOWN — Individual results for Central Hardin (CH), Green County (GC), John Hardin (JH), Nelson County (NC), North Hardin (NH), Taylor County (TC) and Thomas Nelson (TN) from Monday’s seven-school, 27-player 2nd Region Bowling Tournament on the top-hat oil pattern at Dix-E-Town Lanes:

    Qualifying

    Advanced To Four-Player Stepladder Playoffs

    1. Winston Cook (TC, 10)            258-265-202-215-180—1,120

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  • GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Tigers grab elusive district win

    Bardstown picked up its first district win of the season Tuesday, holding Bethlehem scoreless over the final two minutes on the way to a 44-40 victory.

    “I am very proud of the team and how we responded on the court,” Tigers coach Jamie Neal said. “We played hard all four quarters and made good decisions. We were focused and excited to see our hard work come through.”

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  • GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Generals fall, Cards win

    Thomas Nelson gave a hard-fought effort Saturday at home, falling short with a fourth-quarter rally against Central Hardin, 62-58.

    The Bruins came out with a furry and knocked down a quick three-pointer off the left side to start the contest.

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