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Today's News

  • Local students honored by Shelby ATC

    Two Henry County High School students have been honored by the Shelby County Area Technology Center.

    Lyndee Fox, studying information technology, was named the student of the month for January for being exemplary in the academic areas of the classroom.

    Christian Cravens, studying machine tool, was named the Citizen of the Month for January, for having behavior and attitude distinguishing him as a superior student.

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  • Warriors drop two in district

    The Eminence Warriors will play at least their next two games without senior Daishon Moore, who was ejected from the team’s Saturday night game at Carroll County.

    The Warriors were off to a hot start against the Panthers, hitting their first six shots, taking a 14-0 lead.

    But a scuffle broke out between Moore and Carroll County’s Dakota Corbin, resulting in the ejection of both players with 1:06 remaining in the opening period. Both players threw punches, and the ejection by referees means an automatic two-game suspension for each of them.

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  • Cats Go Cold Against KCD

    In their sixth game in 10 days, the Henry County Wildcats went cold as they faced the Kentucky Country Day Bearcats, losing 47-36.

    The Cats got off to a good start in the opening period, but the offense ground to halt in the second half.

    Against KCD’s tough, physical inside play and outside pressure, the Cats managed just 6 points in the third quarter and a lone basket at the buzzer in the fourth quarter.

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  • EHS girls fall to Carroll, KCD

    The Warriors traveled to Carrollton Saturday to take on the Lady Panthers and fell 64-20.

    Coach Bill Covington said, “We only had seven players. The girls exerted great effort for 32 minutes. They did not quit. Savannah  Mertz was our leading scorer and Emily Bryant and Tiffany Thomas led us in rebounding.”

    KCD 50 EHS 24

    The EHS Warriors girls’ basketball team traveled to Louisville on Jan. 22 to take on the Kentucky Country Day Bearcats and fell 50-24.

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  • Lady Cats fall in three games

    The Lady Cats 45-34 loss to Whitefield Academy was a combination of shots not falling for the home team, and too many big shots dropping for the visitors.

    Henry County hosted Whitefield Academy Friday, and fell victim to an early hot streak to the Lady Wildcats; Whitefield hit their first three 3-point attempts to take an early 9-2 lead.

    The Lady Cats chased the game for the rest of the night as they couldn’t hit from close range for most of the game.

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  • Sports Brief

    Youth baseball signups for Henry County Little League will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 20,  at the 4-H building at the Henry County Fairgrounds. For more information contact Jamie Tingle at 667-2764.

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  • HCHS student athlete of the week-Chase Howard

    Chase is a junior on the Wildcats’ basketball team.
    What are your hobbies?
    Hanging out with friends and hunting and fishing.
    What’s your favorite school subject?
    Math.
    What’s your favorite music style/artist?
    Rap and country/ I like all kinds of music.
    What’s your favorite sports teams/athletes?
    U of L, Chicago Bulls/Derrick Rose.
    What’s your favorite thing about playing sports?
    I like having fun with my friends and the competition.

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  • Track Cats run inside

    The Henry County track team competed in the KTCCCA Indoor meet at Mason County High School on Saturday.

    “Cole Nelson and Cathryn Fischer qualified for the Eastern Relays with their performances in the long jump as did Sara Finley,” Coach Sed Williams said. “It’s a good start to the season, especially since I’m not focused on jumps, throws and times at this point.

    “We have tons more work to do but we are definitely moving in the right direction.”

    Boys’ 55-meter dash

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  • HCMS track team competes at Mason

    Submitted

    The Henry County Middle School track team competed in a meet at Mason County on Saturday. Top finishers are as follows:

    Sara Finley

    1st in long jump and triple jump

    6th in 55-meter dash

    Whitney Rogers

    5th in 400-meter dash

    Sydney Amyx

    8th in 1,600-meter run

    Bella Mann

    4th in shot put

    Jesse Potts

    3rd in 55-meter dash

    5th in 400-meter dash

    Drake Steele

    8th in 55-meter dash

    7th in 400-meter dash

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  • Cats roll over Williamstown Demons

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    Amongst the pageantry and celebration that is homecoming there still was a game to be played.

    The Henry County Wildcats came into the homecoming game off of a tough week of games and were facing the Williamstown Demons (2-17).

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