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Today's Sports

  • HCHS Student Athlete of the Week...

    Adam is a senior on the Wildcats’ football team.

    Parents: Kathy and Dale Maddox.

    What do you do for fun?

    I play xbox 360, GTA V and NCAA 14.

    Attend Sporting events.

    Work out at the gym or in the weight room.

    Hang out with my girlfriend.

    How about school clubs?

    Pep Club

    Journalism (Yearbook Staff)

    Favorite school subject and why:

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  • Wildcats fall to Walton and...

     

    The Henry County Wildcat soccer team hosted Walton-Verona on Oct. 7 and fell to the Bearcats 3-1.

    The game started with the teams having fairly equal possession but Walton had the better chances. The Wildcat defense stayed firm and with a couple of nice saves from Coleton Aneszko stayed even on the scoreboard.

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  • Lady Cats fall to Walton 4-2

     

    The Henry County Lady Cats closed out their regular season schedule by hosting the Walton-Verona Lady Bearcats on October 7. The Lady Cats fought gamely against the Lady Bearcats but came out on the losing end of a 4-2 score.

    The game started with Walton dominating possession but creating no real chances as the Henry County defense held their ground. The Lady Cats took advantage of their lone scoring chance of the first half when they hit Walton on a nice counterattack at the 13:24 mark.

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  • Coach's Corner-Katie Ruff

    Basic bio

    Age:

    28

    Birthplace:

    Springfield, Illinois

    High School:

    Springfield High School

    College:

    University of Kentucky

    Occupation

    High School Math Teacher

    Coaching Background

    I have coached volleyball for 4 years now at HCHS. The first year I coached I was an assistant and learned a lot of useful things.

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  • Wildcats compete at Collins meet

    The Henry County cross country team traveled to Shelbyville Saturday to compete in the Titan Cross Country Classic hosted by Collins High School.

    In the boys’ varsity race Josh Logsdon led the Cats with a 15th place finish in a time of 19:02. Logsdon strategy to go faster than usual paid off with a personal record.

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  • Warriors grind it out against...

    The Eminence Warriors have relied on a balance of passing and running to win football games over the last several seasons, but that changed Friday night when they took on the Trimble County Raiders.

    The Warriors used their third quarterback of the season, Jalen Dixie, and found that running the ball against the Raiders was an effective way to break in the first-time starting quarterback.

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  • Lady Cats get Top Seed

    The Henry County Lady Cats soccer team hosted the Carroll County Lady Panthers on Oct. 1 and came away with a convincing 4-0 win.

    The Cats dominated possession in the opening minutes of the game while Carroll County struggled to get the ball across midfield into scoring position but the Lady Cats could not take advantage.

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  • Cross Country Cats Place Three...

    The Henry County cross country team competed in the North Central Kentucky Conference championship on Oct. 1 at Trimble County.

    Josh Logsdon, Lily Golden and Katherine Buckler finished well enough to make the all-conference team as both the boys’ and girls’ team had only four runners competing and did not get a team score.

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  • Peyton, Hensley make State Golf...

    Henry County’s MacKenzie Peyton and Maddie Hensley punched their tickets to the state golf tournament, again.

    Peyton shot 74 and Hensley shot 80 in the regional tournament at the Henry County Country Club to qualify for the state tournament in Bowling Green this weekend.

    Nikki Perkinson shot 118 and Hayley Peyton shot 121 to give the Cats a team score of 393. Bayleigh Boyer played as the Cats fifth golfer and shot 136. The Lady Cats golf team, consisting of one junior, one freshman and three seventh graders finished 7th out of 13 teams in Region 5.

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  • Wariorrs romp over Gallatin,...

    The Eminence Warriors volleyball team is in the midst of a dream season.

    Last week, they hosted Gallatin County on Oct. 1 first and downed the Lady Wildcats 25-11, 25-11, 25-13.

    The win gave the Warriors a perfect 9-0 record against district opponents this year and will allow the Warriors to be the top seed on their own floor come district tournament time.

    Coach Stephanie Barrows is pleased with the progress of her team.

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