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Today's Sports

  • EHS student-athlete of the week-...

    Emily is a junior on the Warriors’ basketball team.
    What are your hobbies?
    I like to read, I like to be outside and I like to cook.
    What about non-school activities?
    I’m involved in church, I work in the nursery at New Castle United Methodist Church. I also volunteer with the Eminence Baptist Church children’s choir. I’m in the Henry County Youth Coalition.
    How about school clubs?
    Senior Beta, Junior class president, pep club, ag club, student council and the Bellarmine program.

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  • HCHS student-athlete of the week...

    James is a junior on the Wildcats’ basketball team.
    What are your hobbies?
    Working on my car, playing basketball with my friends and just hanging out.
    What about non-school activities?
    Work on our farm and work with my dad at Chester Pools.
    How about school clubs?
    FBLA, Pep Club, MOVE and Beta.
    What is your favorite school subject?
    Math.
    What’s your favorite music style/artists?
    Country and rock/Taylor Swift
    What’s your favorite sports teams/ athletes?

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  • Setters bags first deer

    Katie Setters of Smithfield killed a 10-point buck her first hunt on a farm in Henry County on opening day.

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  • Sports Briefs

    Peyton named to all-region team
    Henry County’s Mackenzie Peyton was named to the Ky. Golf Coaches Association’s All-Region 5 team. Chau Tran of Mercy, Katie Page, Rachel Gathof, and Maddie Hamilton of Sacred Heart, and Madison Thomas and Jordan Webb of Shelby County joined Peyton on the team. Katie Page was named player of the year for the region and Leslie Bender of Sacred Heart was named coach of the year.

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  • HCHS grads enjoy brotherhood at...

    Erick Butler, Cody Hinkel and Luke Magness took different paths to the Thomas More Saints, but the former Henry County Wildcat teammates are playing football together again for the first time in four years.

    Butler, a sophomore, played his first year at Thomas More after one year at Pikeville College. Butler left Pikeville after his freshman year and sat out a year before transferring to Thomas More.

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  • Memo to ESPN: It's not The...

     

     

    The college basketball season got under way last week and already the Duke Blue Devils have ruined our victory lap.

    Fear not Wildcat fans.

    When you look at the room for growth that the Wildcats have as compared to the veteran Blue Devils it should warm your heart. Duke will not get a whole lot better this year. Kentucky will.

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

    Cornelius is a junior on the Warriors’ football and basketball teams.

    What are your hobbies?
    Hanging out with friends and playing basketball.

    How about school clubs?
    Senior Beta and Pep Club.

    What’s your favorite music style/artist?
    R&B and Hip Hop.
    I like Kirko Bangz. He is from Houston and went to the same high school that my mom taught at.

    What’s your favorite sports teams/athlete?
    Texas for football and North Carolina for basketball.

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  • HCHS Student Athletes of the...

    Shelby and Sydney are seniors on the Lady Cats’ basketball team.
    What are your hobbies?
    Shelby: Going to the lake (Taylorsville) and going to UK football and basketball games.
    Sydney: Hanging out with friends and going to the lake.
    What about non-school activities?
    Relay for Life team co-captains, New Castle 1st Baptist Church Youth Group, and Henry County Youth Coalition.
    How about school clubs?
    FBLA, FOR Club, KYA/KUNA, Pep Club, Beta, Student Council, National Honor Society and FCA.

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  • Football win over Berea;...

     

     

    It’s time to look back at the fall sports season and pick out 5 highlights for the Eminence Warriors sports teams. All in all, it was a good year for the Warriors’ fall sports teams. They managed to win a fair number of games with young rosters. That should bode well for next year’s fall sports season.

    1. Comeback win vs. Berea

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  • State golf tourney;win over...

     

     

    Picking the number 1 highlight of the HCHS fall sports season was pretty easy this year. Every high school athlete’s dream is to reach the highest level of competition-the state tournament. Despite a rough season for Henry County sports teams there were some exciting moments for some very young and inexperienced teams.

    1. Mackenzie Peyton and Maddie Hensley go to state

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