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Today's Sports

  • Blue Lick U-12 All-Stars out of...

     FERN CREEK –  Last weekend’s Babe Ruth Kentucky State Tournament at Fern Creek Park in Louisville was a powerful learning experience for the U-12 All-Stars from the Blue Lick Optimist League in northern Bullitt County.

    The league has been playing softball for just a few seasons after being a baseball only league for many years. The U-12 All-Star Softball Team was the only softball All-Star team that Blue Lick fielded this summer.

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  • Donaldson sticks with bowling

     HEBRON ESTATES – North Bullitt senior Courtney Donaldson says that she always knew what she was going to do after graduating from high school.

         That dream is still alive as Donaldson will join the bowling program at Spalding University in Louisville starting in the fall.

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  • High School Basketball Camp Fun...

    SHEPHERDSVILLE--A summer tradition in the area is the baskeball camps during the month of June. Because of the late ending to the school year, all of the June camps fell the same week.

    At Bullitt East, Lady Charger head coach Chris Stallings conducted the 24th rendition of the Charger Basketball Camp and had over 250 campers in two sessions.

    At Bullitt Central, girls' basketball coach Kyle Roach and boys' coach Joe Pat Lee once again held single session camps that were filled with dribbling, running and shooting.

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  • Ranschaert always had Spalding

    HEBRON ESTATES – For North Bullitt senior Kayla Ranschaert, the decision on a college future was one she made in the summer before her final year of high school.

         Still, it wasn’t until this May that Ranschaert had her official ceremony to announce that she would be attending school and bowling at Spalding University in Louisville.

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  • NB’s Stinson heads to Kentucky...

     HEBRON ESTATES – It turned out to be a great spring for North Bullitt senior baseball player Justin Stinson.

    Even before helping the Eagles win the school’s first regional baseball title and then advancing to the semi-finals of the Kentucky State Tournament, Stinson signed to play his favorite sport at NCAA Division II Kentucky State University.

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  • Summer All-Star action hits high...

     Blue Lick Optimist Baseball and Softball League

    Cal Ripken 7-Under Machine Pitch:

    Players – Austin Adams, Austin Bennett, Taylor Coffman, Brady Dawson, Andrew Day, Caden Dorsey, Andrew Guiterrez, Carter Hardy, Jacob Hodge, Landon Smith, Noah Smith and Brady Wooldridge.

    Manager – Chris White. Coach – Tracy Key.

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  • Americana!! Summer All-Star...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE – The Fourth of July on Friday.

    The start of Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth All-Star Baseball and Softball Tournaments on Saturday.

    You can’t get much more Americana than that.

    I’m not as young as I used to be and I’m not as old as I will be, but I probably sound like a 13-year old when I say that this might be the shortest summer in history. So, we have to take our traditional summer events where we can get them. This weekend provides a double dose of tradition.

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  • BC's May signs to bowling...

    SHEPHERDSVILLE – The dream of bowling at the college level came true for Bullitt Central senior Ridge May recently when he agreed to join the program at the University of Louisville.

         May is the first to say that he is more of a University of Kentucky fan, but that school doesn’t have a bowling program. That made it easy to stay close to home and bowl for the team coached by Bob Hellerich, who also is the head coach at Manual High School and saw May bowl many times over the past few years.

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  • Lady Cougar Volleyball Camp

    SHEPHERDSVILLE--There was plenty of fun and action recently as the Bullitt Central Lady Cougar Youth Volleyball Camp.

    The three-night event drew roughly 50 girls to the Cougars' Gym for three hours of setting, serving hitting and blocking drills on two courts.

    The camp was under the direction of new Bullitt Central head coach Karen Vogt who stepped over to the Lady Cougar program after being an assistant coach at Bullitt East.

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  • BC and NB teams eligible for...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE – We are now firmly in the ‘dead period.’

         Fortunately, as of today, there is no word of any vampires, ghosts or zombies walking through any of our athletic facilities.

         The ‘dead period’ is the creation of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. It is a two-week period from June 25 to July 9 in which high school coaches and athletic facilities and equipment cannot be in use.

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