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Today's Sports

  • Three-time champions
  • Rebels' comeback comes up...

    The Owen County High School Runnin’ Rebels scored the first basket of the fourth quarter to take the lead. They could not, however, score the last one.
    Twice in the Feb. 28 Eighth Region quarterfinal, Owen County found itself behind by at least eight points to Anderson County, but each time, the Owen County boys rallied back.
    After tying the game at 7-7 midway through the first quarter, the Bearcats ended the quarter on an 10-1 run to lead 17-8.

  • Trammel signs with Lindsey Wilson

    Owen County High School football standout Collin Trammel signed with Lindsey Wilson College on National Signing Day. On Feb. 6,  Collin Trammel signed an NAIA scholarship to play football for the Lindsey Wilson College Blue Raiders in Columbia for the 2013 season.

  • Little girl with a big fish
  • Lady Rebels lose lead, then...

    By Brian Blair
    N-H Sports Reporter
    Saturday night’s 31st District championship game was a tale of two halves.
    The Owen County High School girls basketball team won the first half and lead Gallatin County 26-16 at halftime.
    Unfortunately for the Lady Rebels, the Lady Wildcats got things together in the second half and outscored Owen County 27-10 to win the game and the district title 43-36.
    The loss ended a streak of five-consecutive district titles for the Lady Rebels.

  • Lady Rebels bounce back with win...

    With tournament time right around the corner, the Lady Rebels are hoping to finish the regular season strong.
    The Owen County High School girls basketball team had a chance Friday night to pick up some momentum before their final two games. The opponent was Trimble County, a team which defeated the Lady Rebels the last time they met to deny them the right to advance to the Eighth Region All ‘A’ Classic championship game.

  • Webster honored by dedication to...
  • Rebels hit wrong three of a kind

    Every team is looking for positive momentum heading into the postseason.
    For the Owen County High School Runnin’ Rebels, they have one more chance.
    If the Rebels ever had a week they would like to forget, it would be last week.
    Owen County played three Eighth Region teams and came up empty all three times.
    The team lost to North Oldham, Anderson County and South Oldham. It is the first time this season the team has lost three in a row. With the defeats, Owen County falls to 18-8 on the season.

  • Ten threes lead to district win
  • Lady Rebels close out district...

    By Brian Blair
    N-H Sports Reporter
    The Lady Rebels have gotten used to winning close games. In their last four wins, including the Jan.28 contest, the team had won by an average of just 3.5 points. They needed a game that was not decided in the final minute and they got it.
    On Thursday night, Owen County traveled to Carroll County for their final 31st District game of the season. The Lady Rebels were looking to finish the regular season with just one blemish on the district schedule.

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