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Today's Sports

  • Minor leaguers finish in third...

    The Owen County Minor League Baseball team captured third place in the Tri-County Invitational Tournament over the weekend.

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  • Owen County Youth Soccer League...

    The Owen County Youth Soccer League welcomes new and returning board members.  
    At the annual board meeting held July 25 at the Monterey Soccer Fields, the board of directors elected new officers and directors.  
    The annual meeting was held in conjunction with the final night of the Challenger Sport Soccer Camp.
    The newly-elected officers and directors are Cara Stewart, president; Derrick Clemons, vice-president; Nikki Baumann, secretary; Kathy Stamper, treasurer; Michele Heuser, registrar and Anna Kemper, U6/U8 representative.  

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  • Owen Co. softball player named...

    On July 11 through 13, the KAOS team from Frankfort coached by Brian Redmond, Aron True and Rodney Parker took a trip to Crossville, Tennessee to play teams from across the United State to bring home the undefeated victory of winning the 14U Girls Fastpitch Softball World Series.
    Owen County local girl Kaitlyn Parker, the daughter of Rodney and Deborah Parker, is the pitcher for the KAOS team.
    Kaitlyn Parker, along with two of her teammates Katherine Mangeot and Emma Hamilton, were also named to the 14 and Under All World Team.

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  • Cobb named defensive MVP while...

    Grant Cobb, a 13-U player on the Danville Mustangs baseball team, played six positions during the USSSA World Series over the Fourth of July holiday tournament in Kingsport, Tennessee and received the tournament’s defensive most valuable player award.
    The Mustangs won the tournament by defeating a team from Fredrick, Maryland in the championship game. The USSSA tournament hosted teams from five states.
    The Mustangs also won the 13-U Nationals Tournament held in Elizabethtown, June 23-29 over teams from six states.

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  • Owen players shine on diamond

    The Owen County Grey Team competed in the Rivercat Rumble July 10-12 in Carrollton.

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  • Gone fishing with Lucy Smoot Hall

    I just flipped the calendar over and bam, it hit me that it is July already!
    I’m not sure what happened to May and June but they are in the history books now.
    This has been a weird year in terms of weather. First, we had the winter that wouldn’t end and then spring sprang and kept going and now it’s officially summer.

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  • Staying on target: Perry named...

    A sharp-shooting Owen County woman continues to rack up statewide honors as she pursues her dream.
    Shadoe Perry was recently named to the Kentucky Sporting Clays team. She has received the designation several times before but is pleased by the honor.
    Perry said the team doesn’t actually meet or compete against other teams.
    Points are accrued by how a shooter ranks during competition. The top points winners are named to the team.

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  • Youth soccer league

    The Owen County U10 Gray Team was made up of (front row, left to right) Corey Wright, Ben Chilton, Shane Goodrich, Joe Hamilton, Joshua Mason, Blake Fitzgerald, Parker Cunningham. (back row, left to right) Head Coach Brock Ward, Wyatt Traylor, Spencer Blair, Luke Vinyl, Hunter Richardson, Brax Ward, Preston Cunningham, Coach Josh Mason.

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  • Keselowski takes another title...

    By DAVE TAYLOR
    Landmark Community News Service
    Penske Racing driver Brad Keselowski wrapped up a competitive three-race weekend at the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta with his second victory in three years, leading 199 of the 267 laps of Saturday’s Quaker State 400 en route to the win. Keselowski placed fifth in Thursday’s UNOH 225 Truck race behind winner Kyle Busch and second in Friday’s Natiowide race won by Kevin Harvick.

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  • Maroon Rebels named league...

    The minor league Owen County Maroon Rebels fought through three tough games this past week to end up with only two losses on the season.
    After wins June 16 and 17 against the Henry County Twins and Carroll County Cubs respectfully, the Rebels fell to the Henry County Rockies by one in the fifth inning.
    Despite this loss, the team still earned the title of league champions.  
    Coaches Robin Cobb and Tim MacIntosh said they had never coached a team with so much heart and love of the game.  

     

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