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Today's Sports

  • Sharpshooters host event at...

    The Henry County Sharpshooters hosted their first YHEC event May 9 when the Brewer Invitational was held at Steel Tech Range in Eminence.  Thirty-one participants represented four counties, and once again, the Senior team won first place, while the Juniors won second in their division.

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  • Warriors' softball honors...

    Coach Jerry Martin said of his seniors, “Both girls began the season setting an example to the younger players during the conditioning phase. No one ever beat Samantha in leg lifts! During the middle school season Jamie became involved by going to games, keeping the scorebook and being a good role model. Both remain good team players as the season closes.”

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  • Wildcats pay tribute to seniors
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  • HCHS Student Athlete of the Week...

    Ethan is a senior on the Wildcat track and soccer teams.

    Parents Jason and Pam Smith

    What do you do for fun?

    I like to fish.

    Favorite school subject and why:

    P.E. because I don’t have to think and I like sports.

    Favorite TV shows:

    Duck Dynasty

    Favorite Movie:

    Saving Private Ryan

    Favorite music style/artist:

    I like all kinds of music. I listen to whatever is on the radio.

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  • Wildcats crush Western Warriors...

    The Henry County Wildcats managed to get two games in last week despite the foul weather to start the week. On Thursday the Wildcats scored 10 runs in the first inning to put the game away against the Western High School Warriors en route to a 17-0 win. Friday night they played away at Simon Kenton where the tables were turned on the Wildcats as the Pioneers won 11-0 in five innings.

    HCHS 17 Western 0

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  • Lady Cats defuse Rockets

    The Henry County Lady Cats used the combined pitching of Aly Stanley and Paige DeBurger and good defense to shut down the Shelby County Lady Rockets’ offense and come out with a 3-1 win on Friday evening in New Castle.

    Neither team could get their offense going in the first two innings as Shelby County got one base runner on in the first and one in the second and Henry County went down in order in both innings.

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  • Panthers down Warriors in...

    The Eminence Warriors hosted the Carroll County Panthers on Thursday night and got off to good start before falling to the district leading team.

    After shutting the Panthers down in the top of the first, the Warriors came to bat and got a lead off double from Austin Jones. Mitchell Golden then got a one-out single to score Jones and give the Warriors the lead.

    The second inning started well for the Warriors as they got the first two outs of the inning. The Panther’s bats woke at that point and before the inning was over Carroll County had scored six runs.

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  • Cats finish second in NCKTC...

    The Henry County track team hosted the North Central Kentucky Track Conference Championships on Thursday and came away with runner-up finishes from both the boys’ and girls’ teams.

    The boys were nipped by Owen County who scored just one point more than the Wildcats. Trimble County finished third with 115 points. The Henry County girls were a more distant second behind the Lady Rebels who scored 189 points to the Lady Cats’ 102. The Lady Cats scored five more points than third place Frankfort.

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  • HCHS Student Athlete of the Week...

    Jesse is a junior on the HCHS track team.

     

    Parents Julie and Chris Mann

     

    What do you do for fun?

    Play guitar, watch Netflix and make movies.

     

    How about school clubs?

    Beta, FBLA, FOR Club, National Honor Society, FCA and Youth Coalition

     

    Favorite school subject and why:

    Physics because it’s really neat to learn how the world works.

     

    Favorite TV shows:

    Breaking Bad, Lost and Bob’s Burgers.

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  • Coach's Corner-Jay Virgin

    Basic bio

    Age:

    38

    Birthplace:

    Vermillion, Ohio

    High School:

    Vermillion High School

     

    Occupation:

    Ford Motor Company (20 years) U.A.W.

     

    Coaching Background:

    I have coached middle school baseball and basketball.

     

    Husband/Wife/Children:

    Wife, Shane, son, Tyler, 8 years old, and son, Matthew, 7 years old.

     

    Outside interests:

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