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Today's Sports

  • Future Wildcat Soccer Camp

     The Henry County High School girls soccer team hosted the Future Wildcat soccer camp last week for boys and girls ages 6 to 13.

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  • Sharpshooters dominate home event

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    The Steel Technologies Shotgun Range was the site of the annual Henry County 4-H Shooting Sports Invitational Saturday, with 75 competitors from 10 counties vying for top honors in archery, air pistol, trap and sporting clays.

    Henry County won the majority of the medals in most of the events, with the 15 to18 Air Pistol team sweeping the top three spots in the class. 

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  • EHS taps Mays to coach hoops

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    Jason Mays, a former assistant and head coach at the college level, has been named as the new boys basketball coach at Eminence High School.

    Mays, a Georgetown native, graduated from Scott County High School in 1994. He attended Georgetown College and graduated from there in 1999.

    He wife, Lori Beth, is an elementary school principal in the Scott County school system. They have two children, Jayse, 10, and Raegen, 6.

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  • Sweeney to lead EHS volleyball

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    A familiar face will take over as the new Eminence High School volleyball coach. Ed Sweeney, who has coached the Eminence middle school volleyball team since its inception in 2013, will make the move to high school this year.

    Sweeney works as an Enterprise Project Manager for ServiceMax, a General Electric Digital Company. He and his wife Michelle, an Eminence native, live in Eminence and have two daughters, Madison, a rising sophomore, and Megan, a rising seventh-grader, who attend EIS schools.

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  • Renovation and addition to WAC...

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    Renovations and additions to the Eminence Independent Schools’ Warrior Activity Center are nearing completion. The WAC will now have locker room facilities for outdoor sports teams as well as a new heating and air conditioning system. The renovations and additions are part of the larger building upgrade the school has undergone this year, including the EdHub.

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  • Henry County Lady Cat softball...

     The Henry County High School softball coaching staff held a three-day camp last week at the HCHS softball field. On Tuesday it was all about hitting as the coaches helped these future Lady Cats with their swings.

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  • Lady Cats dominate spring sports

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    Looking back at the 2017 high school spring sports, it is easy to pick the team with the best performance.

    The Henry County Lady Cats won their third consecutive 31st District title with a thrilling 10-9 win over Owen County in the district tournament finals. That win marked the Lady Cats’ 25th consecutive district win over three seasons.

    The last time Henry County’s softball team lost a game to a district opponent was to Gallatin County in the 2014 district finals.

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  • Even the Cubbies go through...

    Baseball can be a funny game. I don’t mean “haha” funny. I mean strange, fickle, weird and exasperating.

    Good teams can go through stretches where nothing seems to go right. Take the Chicago Cubs for instance. They sit at two games below .500 so far this year with practically the same team that won the World Series last year. They are only third in their division behind second place St. Louis and first place Milwaukee.

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  • Lady Cats lose to Anderson in...

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    From the first pitch of the game the Anderson County Lady Bearcats dominated at the plate against the Henry County Lady Cats in the first round of the Eighth Region tournament.

    Anderson’s Bailey Curry, the KHSAA’s all-time home run leader, launched the first pitch she saw over the right centerfield fence. From there, the Lady Bearcats went on to score 20 more runs to defeat Henry County 20-0 in four innings.

    Anderson County pounded out 18 hits and took advantage of six errors by the Lady Cats.

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  • Wildcat Basketball Skills Camp

    The Henry County High School basketball staff and players wrapped up another edition of the Wildcat Basketball Skills Camp last Thursday with three-on-three and five-on-five tournaments after three days of skills work, competitions and games.

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