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Today's Sports

  • Owen County’s Trenary runs in...

    While many people spent the Saturday after Thanksgiving running through the malls. Hunter Trenary was running around in North Carolina.
    The Owen County High School junior made the trip to take part in the Foot Locker South Regional at McAlpine Greenway Park in Charlotte, N.C. Trenary competed in the junior boys race where he finished in ninth place.
    The race included 239 runners from eight different states including 19 runners represented Kentucky in the race.

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  • Rebels earn postseason honors

    The Owen County High School Lady Rebels had an incredible year on the golf course in 2012.
    The Lady Rebels won the Eighth Region All ‘A’ Classic and the Sixth Region championship. It was the fourth All ‘A’ title in a row and the first Sixth Region title in school history.
    As a result of the success, the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association has named Shelby Power to the All Region Team in the Sixth Region. Power finished off a great season by winning the Sixth Region individual title.

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  • Owen countians shine at...

    The Owen County Judo Team competed in the 2012 University of Tennessee Judo Championship  Nov. 17  in Knoxville, Tenn.  James Thompson took second out of 13 in the senior men’s brown/black belt division. Kaelee von Hellens placed third in the 11/12-year-old girl’s division.

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  • Oh Deer: Grace Chilton

    Grace Chilton, 12, shot a doe and button buck while hunting with her father Tim.  She was hunting on Jim and Katie Gibson’s farm in New Liberty.

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  • Oh Deer: Austin Burton

    Austin Burton harvested this buck during a recent hunting trip.

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  • Oh Deer: Bob Coubert

    On Nov. 15, Bob Coubert, the son of Ann Keith, shot an 11-point buck on his grandparents’ farm on Cull Road.

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  • Oh Deer: Billy Joe West

    Billy Joe West, 11-year-old grandson of Don and Jackie McDonald, killed a 7-point buck on his uncle’s farm in Owen County.

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  • Lady Rebels start new campaign

    Another season of Lady Rebels basketball is under way.
    Owen County tipped things off Tuesday night on the road at Shelby County.
    The results were not available by press time.
    The Lady Rebels are coming off a season where they finished 24-7 and reached the semifinals of the Eighth Region Tournament.
    Shelby County finished 16-9 last year and lost in the 30th District Tournament to Collins. Owen County defeated the Lady Rockets 58-28 a season ago.

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  • Rebels tip-off new season

    The 2012-2013 basketball season has tipped off.
    The Owen County High School Rebels got things started Tuesday night at home against Western Hills. Results were not available by press time.
    The team was looking for its second-straight win over the Wolverines after a 63-55 victory last year in Frankfort.
    The Rebels finished last year with a 23-11 record.
    Owen County will be back in action Thursday night when they travel to take on Williamstown.  

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  • Hoop continues to shine at...

    NAIA National Championship was held in Vancouver, Wash. on Nov. 17 where Owen County High School alumni and University of the Cumberlands sophomore Danielle Hoop finished 18th with a time of 18:22   to qualify for All-American honors.

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