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Today's Sports

  • 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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  • BE's Pfister to continue...

     MOUNT WASHINGTON – After playing in 124 games for the Bullitt East Lady Chargers, senior forward Courtney Pfister decided that her future basketball prospects were best suited for Midway College in central Kentucky.

         Late in the spring, Pfister made it all official, signing with the NAIA Division II school in a ceremony in the Bullitt East Media Center. Pfister signed in front of her teammates, parents, friends and coaches.

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  • BC’s McConahay signs with...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE – Bullitt Central senior Brett McConahay will be the first to admit that he had never heard of Kentucky Christian University when his high school football season ended with the Cougars last fall.

    He now knows a lot about the Knights this spring after signing to play football for the next four seasons at the small college in Grayson, Kentucky. The campus is located roughly 15 miles east of Ashland and right off I-64.

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  • Scoreboard donation for Roby...

     Jim and Pam White of USA Portable Building had family members join them in the presentation of a new electronic scoreboard for the Roby Elementary gym. 

    Principal Gayle Korfhage said the donation will be very useful - from use in the PE classes to games played in the Bullitt County Parks and Recreation basketball program.

    USA Portable Buildings is a local company owned by the Whites. The owners have sales locations throughout the state and region.

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  • Eagles’ Exton taking fast ball...

     HEBRON ESTATES – North Bullitt senior Josh Exton has enjoyed his time being an Eagle, both playing football and baseball.

    So, he decided to stay an Eagle, agreeing to a promotion to a Golden Eagle as he will be playing baseball starting in the fall at Spalding University in Louisville.

    Deciding on a college was just part of the process for Exton. First, he had to decide which sport he wanted to play at the next level. He admitted to preferring football, but he came to the realization that his talents were better suited for baseball.

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  • Trio of local players compete in...

     LOUISVILLE - A trio of Bullitt County players took part Saturday in The Kentucky High School Basketball Coaches Association East/West Junior All-Star Game at Bellarmine University.

    The game matched some of the top seniors-to-be from the Fifth and Sixth Regions against their counterparts from the Seventh and Eighth Regions.

    In the girls’ game, North Bullitt players Rachel Badgett and Megan Goeing got the call to start the third quarter as their West team went on a 25-7 run that reversed a 29-28 halftime deficit.

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  • Repairs for high school tracks...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - You can’t have track without field.

    And you can’t have field without track.

    Members of the Bullitt County Public School Board listened to the latest estimates on bringing the three track and field facilities up-to-par.

    The problem is that estimates presented by Steven Ward of Studio Kremer Architects were missing a piece of the puzzle.

    Ward told members that the challenge with the existing high school tracks was that there was existing surface cracks and other damage that must be fixed.

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  • Morrison taking hoops dream to...

     HEBRON ESTATES – After putting her time in turning around the North Bullitt Lady Eagle program, senior Savannah Morrison was looking for something a little different in a college program.

         She found that this spring with Union College, a program that has won at least 21 games each of the past three seasons under head coach Tim Curry. Morrison joins a program that knows all about winning.

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  • BE's Breeden wins KJGF Long...

     MOUNT WASHINGTON – A trio of Bullitt East golfers continued their strong play in the off-season competing in the Kentucky Junior Golf Foundation Tour.

         For the second time this season, Ethan Breeden picked up a championship trophy June 12-13 competing in the MDGT/KIA Classic at Long Run Golf Course in eastern Jefferson County.

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  • BE's Krauth to play...

     MOUNT WASHINGTON – Just call it love at first sight.

         The first college visit for Bullitt East senior Tyler Krauth was to the University of the Cumberlands and with each visit to other schools, the baseball player became more and more sure that his heart was with his first choice. In the end, he stayed the course, recently signing with the school in Williamsburg, Kentucky.

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