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Today's Sports

  • Bengals beat Bearcats, 41-6

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    The Campbellsburg Bengals traveled to Louisville Aug. 29 to take on the Kentucky Country Day Bearcats and came away with a 41-6 victory.

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  • Sports Briefs

     EHS homecoming activities

    Eminence High School will hold its annual homecoming parade and powder puff football game Sept. 20. The parade will start at 5:00 and the powder puff game will start at 6:30.

    The homecoming football game is 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22 against Shawnee with king and queen being crowned at halftime.

    Scramblin’ for
    Greg Davis

    The Scramblin’ for Greg Davis golf scramble will be held Sept. 30 at the Henry County Country Club at 8 a.m.

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  • Warriors take round one of...

    sports@hclocal.com

    The Eminence Warriors took the short trip to Henry County High School Aug. 29 and came away with a 3-0 win over their rivals the Henry County Lady Cats.

    The first set was tightly contested after Eminence got off to a 4-1 lead. Eminence built that lead to 9-5 before Henry County came roaring back to tie the score 10-10. From there the Warriors never led by more than two points and the Lady Cats tied the score several times until they finally took the lead at 22-21.

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  • HCHS blanks Grant, 22-0

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    It was a dark and stormy night as the Henry County Wildcats hosted the Grant County Braves in the remnants of Hurricane Harvey Friday. With 2.5 inches already saturating the ground by game time, the rain continued to fall throughout the game and intensified at times during the second half.

    But Henry County came out ready to play in the mud and took it to the Braves from their first possession.

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  • EHS routs Ft. Knox, 64-14

     sports@hclocal.com

    The Eminence Warriors hosted Fort Knox Thursday night in a game rescheduled to avoid the predicted torrential rains headed to Henry County on Friday.

    The loss of one day of practice did not appear to affect the Warriors as they rolled to another blowout win to go to 3-0 on the season. They have outscored their three opponents 150-14.

    The Warriors scored their first touchdown of the night on a 15-yard pass from Justin Hedges to Eli Montero with 6:55 left in the first period.

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  • HCHS falls to Bulldogs

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    The Henry County Wildcat soccer team traveled to Covington Thursday to take on the Holmes Bulldogs and lost 6-1.

    Holmes opened the scoring in the 16th minute but Henry County responded quickly with a goal from Parker Stephens, who hit the target from 10 yards out after a counterattack started with Roberto Reyes feeding Devin Shaw. Shaw passed to Stephens who had only the goalkeeper to beat.

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  • Lady Cats defeat Lady Raiders, 2...

     sports@hclocal.com

    The Henry County Lady Cats hosted Walton-Verona Aug. 28 and fell to the Lady Bearcats 25-8, 25-19.

    The Lady Cats fell behind 9-1 and could never work their way back into the first set as Walton dominated at the net and took advantage of Henry County errors.

    The Lady Cats fell into a 6-1 hole in the second set but were able to get a kill by Kaylee Tingle to stop the run from getting worse. After Henry County pulled within three at 6-3, Walton went on an 8-2 run to lead 14-5.

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  • Hensley takes 2nd in Hilan...

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    The Henry County Lady Cats competed in the Gene Hilan Invitational at Juniper Hills Golf Course in Frankfort over the weekend and Maddie Hensley shot a two-over 74 to take second place

    Nikki Perkinson shot 90, Carleigh Peyton shot 110 and Hannah Marowelli shot 136 to give the Lady Cats a total of 410.

    Scott County shot 316 to win the tournament. Rylea Marcum of Scott County took individual honors with a 71.

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  • Warriors compete in Rocket...

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    The Eminence Warriors cross country team traveled to Shelbyville Saturday for the Shelby County Invitational.

    Bryce Sipes led the varsity boys team with a time of 23:40. Kody Cravens finished the 5-kilometer course in 26:16. In the middle school girls race Sofia Luchini finished the 3-kilometer course in 14:55 while Christian Goldey finished the boys middle school race in 13:09.

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  • EHS Warriors batter Berea...

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    The Eminence Warriors opened their home schedule with an eight touchdown romp over Berea Friday night to go to 2-0 on the season. 

    The Warriors fumbled away their first possession on a punt return that gave Berea good field position at the Warriors’ 15-yard line. But the EHS defense pushed the Pirates offense back and they finally got to run their offense after most of the first period had passed.

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