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Today's Sports

  • Dixie floater lifts Warriors...

    With just a few seconds to go in the Warriors’ game against Gallatin County, Jalen Dixie drove left from the top of the key.

    With Gallatin defenders converging on him, he put up an off-balance floater that kissed off the glass and into the net, giving Eminence a tenuous 52-51 lead — with 7 seconds left in the game.

    Gallatin couldn’t capitalize on their next play — an open 3-pointer from the baseline — and time expired. For the first time since 1999, the Eminence Warriors were heading to the 8th Region tournament.

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  • EHS student athlete of the week-...

    Mesha is a senior on the Warriors’ volleyball, basketball, track and softball teams.

     

    What are your hobbies?

    Singing and dancing and playing sports.

    What about non-school activities?

    Senior project: “Both Hands.”

    How about school clubs?

    Spanish Club, Ag Club and Pep Club.

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    Art.

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?

    R & B and Hip hop and some country/ I like all kinds- no real favorite.

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  • HCHS student athlete of the week...

    Robbie is a junior on the Wildcats’ basketball team.

     

    What are your hobbies?

    Watch TV and fish some.

     

    How about school clubs?

    FBLA and FCA.

     

    What’s your favorite school subject?

    Chemistry.

     

     

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?

    I like all kinds of music.

     

     

    What’s your favorite sports teams/athletes?

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  • Freshman Wildcats win Shelby...

    Submitted

    The Henry County boys’ freshmen basketball team participated in the Shelby County Invitational on Feb. 16, winning all three games in a round robin format to bring the first place trophy home.

    In the first game the Wildcats beat host Shelby Co. 49-42. Kendrick Bailey sank a 10 footer to force overtime and Jacob Watson hit 5 of 6 free throws in overtime to help the Cats secure the win.

    Ethan Tuggle and Gavin Jameson led the Cats in scoring with 16 points apiece. Bailey and Watson each added 7 points and Bodie Clark had 3 points.

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  • Indoor track team competes at...

    The Henry County track team traveled to DePauw University to compete in the Western Indiana Invitational indoor track meet.

    Results were as follows:

    Boys

    55-Meter Dash

    67th — Cole Nelson, 7.44; 81st — Mason fish 7.69; 89th — Colt McGuire, 8.20.

    200-Meter Dash

    38th — Cole Nelson, 25.61; 62nd — Devin Hagen, 26.54; 75th — Levi Adams, 27.58

    400-Meter Dash

    48th — Eddie Jones, 1:01.10

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  • Sports Briefs

    Local players named to the all-district, NCKC teams
    Three Eminence Warriors boys’ basketball players were named to the 31st district tournament team. Guards Jalen Dixie and Brooklyn Rucker were joined by center Brandon Mitchell on the team.
    Dakota Estes of Henry County was also named to the team.
    In the girls’ tournament Kim Barmore and Colleen Coomes were named to the team for Henry County and Sherry Brees made it for Eminence.

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  • Lady Cats win at the line

     

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  • Warriors end Cats' season

    The Eminence Warriors used tough inside defense and aggressive offense to hold on for a 59-57 victory over the Henry County Wildcats in the first round of the 31st district tournament Monday night.

    Henry County — who found themselves down 12 points with 50.9 seconds left — put on a furious rally that came up short as Landon New raced down court with 4 seconds to go and missed a desperation runner under pressure.

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  • Where is Cats' Lady Luck?

    I have never seen anything like the run of bad luck surrounding the Henry County High School girls’ basketball team this season.
    I’ve seen teams lose a key player or two to injuries. I have seen teams lose players due to transferring out of the district. I have seen teams go through a stretch of illness.
    The Henry County Lady Cats have experienced all of these things this year and it has left the roster depleted.
    Not only have they had transfers and injuries and illness, but it has involved players who were seen as key contributors to the team.

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  • DeBurger to play softball for...

    Henry County student-athlete Krista DeBurger signed a letter-of-intent to play softball at Transylvania University on Friday afternoon in the Henry County High School library.

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