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Today's Sports

  • All good things ...

    All good things must come to an end.
    The magic carpet ride that was the 2010-2011 basketball season came to an end Friday night in Warsaw. Anderson County edged Owen County, 47-44, in the Eighth Region Semifinals. The loss ended the season for the Lady Rebels.
    Friday night’s loss was similar to their first-round win March 1, only this time Owen County could not quite get over the hump.

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  • By the numbers

    Before a recent game, the Runnin’ Rebels recognized three seniors. While all three sported Rebel uniforms during their introductions, none saw a minute of game action. Danielle Hoop, Kelsey Johnson and Dakoda Trenary each help the team — either with video or keeping stats — and are all valuable members of the team.
     

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  • Four years – four titles

    The Owen County Lady Rebels are making a habit of cutting down other people’s nets.

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  • Season ends for Runnin'...

    Another season is in the books for the Owen County Rebels.
    The 2010-2011 campaign concluded last Wednesday night in the semifinals of the 31st District Tournament at Henry County. Owen County fell to Gallatin County by the score of 62-53 to finish the season.
    With the loss, the Rebels finish the year 15-9. The defeat means Owen County will not take part in the Eighth Region Tournament for the first time since 2007.

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  • Osborne named Coach of the Year...

    The Eighth Region announced its year-end awards last week and the Lady Rebels were well represented.
    Junior Rianna Gayheart was named Eighth Region Player of the Year.
    She beat out Carroll County’s Hannah Devine to receive the honor.
    For the year, Gayheart is averaging 16.3 points and 3.6 rebounds.
    It is the first time a Lady Rebel has been given the honor since 2004 when Katie Smith won.
    Owen County Girls Basketball Head Coach Bob Osborne was named Eighth Region Coach of the Year.

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  • It all comes down to this for...

    The Owen County Rebels have been to the Eighth Region semifinals the last two years. If they want to get back, they have to win tonight.
    The season will end tonight for the Owen County Rebels or the Gallatin County Wildcats. The two teams will square off in the opening round of the 31st District Tournament at Henry County. The game is scheduled to begin at 7:30 following the first game between Henry County and Carroll County.

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  • Osborne and Williams named to...

    Two Owen County Rebels have been named to the All Eighth Region basketball team.
    Juniors Sawyer Williams and Stone Osborne both have been honored for their efforts on the hardwood. For Williams, this is the second straight year to be named to the team, and it is Osborne’s first.
    Owen County High School Boys Basketball Head Coach Devin Duvall has high praise and expectations for Williams.

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  • OCHS basketball players named...

    Three members of both the boys and girls’ basketball teams have been named to the NCKC All-Conference Team.
    For the Lady Rebels, Rianna Gayheart, Hannah Neeley and Samantha Toole were each named to the team. Gayheart, a junior, is averaging 16 points and three rebounds a game. Neeley, a sophomore, is averaging 12 points and three rebounds a contest. Toole, a senior, is contributing with seven points and six boards a game.

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  • Hannah Neeley named Player of...

    Another week means another Lady Rebel has been named NCKC Player of the week.
    Hannah Neeley received the honor last week for her effort in the Lady Rebels’ two wins over Collins and Oldham County. In the two victories, Neeley poured in 31 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and dished out seven assists.
    It was the third straight week a member of the Owen County Lady Rebels was named Player of the Week. The previous two winners were Samantha Toole and Rianna Gayheart.

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  • Lady Rebels ready for postseason

    The 2010-2011 regular season will be one to remember for the Lady Rebels.
    The team won 20 games for the first time since 2003-2004. Three separate players were named NCKC Player of the Week. Rianna Gayheart was named Eighth Region Player of the Year, and Head Coach Bob Osborne was named Eighth Region Coach of the Year.
    This team, however, does not want to only be known for what they accomplished in the regular season. They want to have people remember them for what they do in the postseason.

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