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Today's Sports

  • EHS Softball

    After finishing last season with the most wins in six seasons, the Eminence softball team is looking to have an even better year in 2011.

    In Bill Covington’s first year in charge of the program, the Warriors were 7-18 — the most wins since the 2004 squad at the same record — and lost to Anderson County in the opening round of the 30th District tournament.

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  • HCHS Baseball

    The Henry County baseball team did not have many expectations entering last season and the 2-8 start backed it up. But by the end of year, coach Austin Hunsaker called it an overachieving season.

    The Wildcats built up steam as the 2010 season progressed and ended up exactly where they wanted to be — playing their best baseball entering the postseason.

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  • EHS Baseball

    The Warriors are about to dive head first into the 2011 season.

    After a two-win campaign last spring, the Eminence baseball team will open the season playing at Anderson County next Tuesday night. Anderson is coming off a 20-win season (20-13) and beat Eminence, 17-1 in five innings in the opener last year.

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  • HCHS Track

    Following a record-breaking season in which Henry County track athletes qualified for the KHSAA State Championship in 11 different events, the Wildcats look to build on last year’s success with 60 athletes listed on the roster.

    Highlighted by Travis Farmer’s third-place finish in the pole vault, there were seven Henry County athletes who qualified for the state meet last June. The Henry County boys finished 18th in Class 2-A, the Henry County girls finished 25th, and they capped off what might have been the best season ever for the track team.

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  • EHS Track

    Former Eminence cross-country star Casey Stamenkovic (known as Casey Hargrove during her high school running days) was recently announced as the new track coach at Eminence.

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  • County teams ready for spring...

    The HCHS baseball team officially started the spring season for Henry County sports on Monday night, and the rest of the county teams will follow.

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  • Henry Hoopla Results

    47 points
    Shelly McAlister
    46 points
    Marcella Clements
    Zachary Woods
    45 points
    Tom Pigram
    Mike Payton
    Brandon Jones
    Drew Young
    Betty Jones
    Kelli Hawkins
    Ben Willhite
    Jack-Jack
    Paul Jones
    Blair Yancey
    Cindy Emerson
    44 points
    Phylis Banta
    Vickie Morrison
    Katherine Buckler
    David Young
    Teather Wlson
    Katy bright
    Callie Stanley

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  • Hoopla time is here again

    Monday morning after Selection Sunday is always my favorite morning of the year — time to pencil in those picks, which I’m certain are going to be 100-percent accurate with each guess. I nod with satisfaction as I scribble in teams to the right.

    Yes, it has arrived again.

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  • Oldham County wins 8th Region...

    A packed gym inside Henry County High School watched the Oldham County Colonels handle Spencer County with ease last Tuesday night in the boys’ 8th Region championship game, winning 70-50 to claim the title and advance to the state tournament.

    Spencer was going after its first-ever trip to state, but instead Oldham will be making its 14th. Former Henry County coach Jason Holland earned his first ticket to the state tournament, and Oldham will be there for the first time since 2007.

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  • Justin Hartlage headed to...

    Henry County High School’s most productive wide receiver of all time who was also the top receiver in Class 3-A this season has decided on a college, picking Kentucky Wesleyan to continue his football career.

    Henry County senior Justin Harlage narrowed his list to just three schools — Kentucky Wesleyan, Pikeville College and Union College — and in the end went with the Panthers. He made it official with a signing inside the high school’s Media Room on Friday.

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