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Today's Sports

  • Lady Rebels busy over break

    The Owen County High School girls basketball team had a busy Christmas break. Starting on Dec. 26, 2013, the team played three games in three days.
    The Lady Rebels traveled to Raceland to take part in the Ohio River Classic.
    The Owen County team took on three opponents and dropped all three. Owen County lost 54-36 to Lawrence County and 58-36 to Bracken County. The team then lost a 46-37 decision to Villa Madonna.
    The Lady Rebels finished the break by traveling to Warsaw to take on Gallatin County High School.

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  • Owen judo stars share skills

    The Owen County Judo Team hosted a clinic Saturday at Owen County High School.
    Robert Beverly and James Thompson shared with attendees the latest techniques and teaching methods being used in the sport. The pair themselves are training at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. where they are team members.
    Those in attendance included several people from Owen County but also coaches from all over Kentucky. They were looking to learn some new training methods to take back with them to their teams.

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  • A busy week for Lady Rebels

    The Owen County High School girls basketball team is ready for a couple of days off.
    The team played three games in five days last week - two at home and one on the road.
    The first game took place on their home court as they took on Gallatin County last Dec. 16. The Lady Wildcats got off to a quick start as they jumped out to a 23-12 lead at the end of the first quarter.
    Owen County held its own in the second but found themselves trailing 31-18 at intermission.
    The deficit would prove to be too much as Gallatin County would win the game 69-43.

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  • 2013: The finish line in sight

    As 2013 winds down there will be plenty of images to remember from the year in sports.
    The year began with the lights going out at the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Baltimore would eventually hold on to knock off San Francisco to win its second title.

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  • Big return home for Rebels

    The Owen County High School Rebels finally played two games last week that did not require them to ride a bus.
    After playing their first four games on the road, the team played their first two home games of the season against a pair of 31st District rivals.
    The Rebels began the week by welcoming Gallatin County High School to Owenton. The Wildcats were looking for their first district win after falling to Henry County High School.

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  • Rebels represent Owen County in...

    Two members of the Maurice Bowling Middle School football team were selected to represent the school in the annual Kentucky East-West All Star Football games.
    Seventh grader Jason Gray and eighth grader David Gray both played in their respective games on Dec. 1 at Kentucky State University in Frankfort.
    Jason Gray played on the offensive line for the seventh-grade East squad that beat the West team 27-6.
    David Gray played center for the eighth-grade East team that rallied from a 14-0 deficit in the second half to beat the West 20-14.

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  • Owen County girls drop home...

    If this season for the Owen County High School Lady Rebels will be a learning process then their first lesson was a tough one.
    The team began the season Dec. 3 as they hosted Shelby County High School.
    The Lady Rockets got off to a quick start and never looked back as they defeated the Lady Rebels 58-30.
    Owen County trailed 25-15 at halftime and was able to trim the deficit to 7 points in the third quarter but would not be able to get any closer.
    Freshman Alex Clifton led Owen County with 9 points. Another freshman, Morgan Ellis added 8 points.

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  • Runnin’ Rebels get off to fast...

    The Owen County High School boys basketball team has started the season with the same opponent for the past six years.
    The Rebels began their series with the Western Hills Wolverines by dropping the first three meetings only to come back and win the next two.
    On Dec. 3 in Frankfort, Owen County made it three straight in convincing fashion.

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  • Owen County girls drop home...

    If this season for the Owen County High School Lady Rebels will be a learning process then their first lesson was a tough one.
    The team began the season Dec. 3 as they hosted Shelby County High School.
    The Lady Rockets got off to a quick start and never looked back as they defeated the Lady Rebels 58-30.
    Owen County trailed 25-15 at halftime and was able to trim the deficit to 7 points in the third quarter but would not be able to get any closer.
    Freshman Alex Clifton led Owen County with 9 points. Another freshman, Morgan Ellis added 8 points.

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  • Hoop runs at NAIA nationals

    Former Owen County runner does not let anything get in the way of running - not even surgery.
    After having surgery a little over a month ago, Hoop, a sophomore at the University of the Cumberlands, traveled to Lawrence, Kansas to compete in the NAIA National Cross Country Championships Nov. 23. She earned her place in the event by finishing second earlier in November at the Mid-South Conference Championship in Rio Grande, Ohio. It was the second year in a row she had finished second.

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