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Today's Sports

  • EHS volleyball falls to Carroll...

    By Greg Woods
    Sports Editor
    The Eminence Warriors traveled to Carroll County on Sept. 24 to take on the Lady Panthers and lost in 4 games, 20-25, 17-25, 25-5, 18-25.
    “We did not play well,” Coach Stephanie Barrows said. “The girls went into this game not focused and ready to play. The only game they showed up in was the 3rd game when they won 25-5. They didn’t play as a team or even communicate. We need to work on offense and defense. We need to work on our communication and ability to get focused for the games.”

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  • Student-Athlete of the Week-Brie...

    Brie is a junior on the Warriors’ volleyball team.

    What are your hobbies?
    Dance camp every summer.
    How about non-school activities?
    I am active in the youth group at Henry Christian Church. I also help my mom with a community service program called ‘Clothes Closet.’ We help people out with clothing and furniture when they are in need. I also am a part of the Youth Coalition which is a program to promote a drug-free lifestyle among teenagers.
    School clubs?

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  • Student-Athlete of the Week-Ben...

    Ben is a senior lineman on the Wildcats’ football team.

    What are your hobbies?
    Fishing and hunting.

    What about non-school activities?
    I am active with the Pleasureville Baptist Church Youth Group.

    How about school clubs?
    FCA, FBLA, KYA, Pep Club.

    What’s your favorite school subject?
    Chemistry.

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?
    I like all kinds of music but right now I’m on an 80’s kick. Motely Crue and Def Leppard.

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  • Sans Payton, Lady Cats fall to...


    When the Henry County Lady Cats travelled to Western Hills last week, they did so without sophomore middle hitter Megan Payton.
    Her absence — due to illness — was keenly felt, as she wasn’t there to help contain the tall Wolverine hitters, and Western Hills won the match 25-14, 25-19 and 25-17.

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  • EHS takes on Frankfort Archives


    The EHS cross country team traveled to Frankfort for their 3rd meet at the Archives course in 2 weeks for the Capitol View Classic on Saturday. Several runners were out due to injury or illness but Coach Christina Jimison was pleased with the effort of those who ran.

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  • Lady Cats sending two to State

     

    For the second year in a row, Henry County High School will send two girls’ golfers to the state tournament.

    The young team made a strong showing at Monday’s regional golf tournament at Jefferson County’s Long Run Golf Course.

    Sophomore Mackenzie Peyton shot an 80 to take 3rd place overall and earn a qualifying spot in the state tournament in Bowling Green Oct. 2-3.

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  • Cats fall as offense struggles

    The Henry County Wildcats are finding a familiar theme: good defense and a struggling offense equals valiant efforts in losing causes.

    The Wildcats again played tough against a bigger foe but could not hold on in the second half as the offense produced just 7 points one week after being shut out by 5A Shelby County.

    Sometimes Goliath wins.

    This time Goliath was 5A Bullitt Central who defeated the Cats 21-7.

    Bullitt Central got strong running from sophomore Trevor Carnell in the second half to control the ball and score.

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  • Warriors rebound at Berea

    When they travelled to Berea Friday night, the Eminence Warriors were still smarting from the win that got away against Cincinnati-Oyler.

    But the Warriors learned some lessons from that game as they blew a lead but recovered for a comeback win of their own against the Pirates.

    Demarcus Bailey leapt high against tight coverage in the end zone to snare a pass from Justin Mitchell for the 2-point conversion, sealing the victory with just over a minute left in the game. This after Bailey caught a 65-yard, 3rd-and-10 Mitchell pass to tie the game at 36.

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  • Warriors rout Gallatin

    A slow start turned into a rout for the Eminence Warriors as they hosted Gallatin County.

    The Warriors went on to win the match, 25-19, 25-17 and 25-13.

    Gallatin County jumped out to a 5-2 lead in the first game as the Warriors were aced, hit into the net and then called for a rotation fault.

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  • Lady Cats fall to Titans in up...

    The real winner between the Henry County and Collins High School volleyball teams was the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
    The two teams used their Sept. 19 game as a chance to raise money for the organization, and combined to raise $2,769.46.
    Players from both schools accepted donations around school for one week, starting on Sept.12, and a chain was built with each link representing 50 cents. Before the game the schools hung their chains around the Collins gym.

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