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Today's Sports

  • A view from the sideline

    Instead of the typical column I write in each week’s paper, I’ve decided to get a look from inside the huddle — from a player that is going through the ups and downs of a high school football season full of bumps and bruises.

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  • Warriors win unofficial 8-man...

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    Following Eminence’s 46-6 victory over North Hardin Christian late Monday night, Zach Raisor was handed a plaque for Defensive Player of the Game, Ed Berry received the plaque for Offensive Player of the Game and TJ Cooper and the rest of the Warriors hoisted the winning trophy in the air.

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  • Injury-riddled Cats to host...

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    The Henry County football team has caught the injury bug lately, but will have to play through it against Spencer County this Friday.

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  • High school soccer, volleyball...

    Sports Editor

    All four high school teams from Henry County — HCHS volleyball, EHS volleyball, HCHS boys’ soccer and HCHS girls’ soccer — were eliminated in the opening round of the postseason Oct. 13. Afterwards, Oldham County went on the sweep the 16th District soccer tournaments and Shelby County came away with the title in the 28th District volleyball tourney.

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  • Getting back to trick-or-treating

    Boo!!! Did I scare you? I thought three exclamation points instead of one might do the trick, but probably not. For some reason, I don’t have the same scare tactics that I used to when I would hide behind every corner this time of the year in hopes of making a family member or friend jump out of their shoes — those were the days. Sadly, I’ve seemed to lose my touch over the years.

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  • Fischer sisters and Farmer lead...

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    Without enough runners to get in the team standings, the Henry County cross-country squad ran as individuals at the annual North Central Kentucky Conference Championships, which were hosted by Williamstown High School Oct. 18 on a challenging course.

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  • Cats take another district loss...

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    With a few key players watching from the sideline, a few more walking around with their helmets off the entire game, and still more hobbling on and off the football field between plays, the Henry County Wildcats could not overcome Spencer County’s running attack Friday night as the Cats took their third district loss of the season and will now play on the road in the first round of the state playoffs Nov. 14.

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  • Frommeyer: defense's best...

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    Against a tough Frankfort squad Friday night, the Eminence Warriors took just their second loss of the season in an anticipated football matchup for the district title. But it was the best the Warriors’ defense had played all season despite the 30-0 loss, coach Steve Frommeyer said.

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  • EMS Braves make history on...

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    In the first year that Class A, District Four has used a playoff system for the middle school football teams, the Eminence Middle School Braves were able to reach the district finals Saturday night against the Bracken County Polar Bears.

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  • Another big win for the Warriors

    Sports Editor

    The Eminence Warriors are playing their best football of the season, head coach Steve Frommeyer said, and they proved it Friday night with another big win to improve to 7-1 on the season. This time, it was Bishop Brossart who left Warrior Field disappointed after Eminence jumped out to a huge early lead and cruised in for a 54-0 victory.

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