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Ladycats ace pitcher Hannah Spaulding, left, poses with her younger sister Hadley after striking out a new career-high 16 hitters versus Woodford County.

Ladycats win pair, now 9-8 overall

News Staff

Monday, April 27, 2026

By: Kayley Bruener The Pendleton County Ladycats wrapped up a demanding week of road softball with a pair of gritty performances and a dramatic extra‑inning win, showing resilience and late‑game toughness as they continue to build momentum heading into the final stretch of the regular season.

first place winner Christina Miller along with Falmouth Outlook owner/publisher Neil Belcher.

Outlook Bracket Challenge winners cash in

News Staff

Monday, April 20, 2026

By: Sam McClanahan The top winners of this year's Bracket Challenge contest stopped by to collect their winnings while earning bragging rights until next year's NCAA Tournament.Shown above is first place winner Christina Miller along with Falmouth Outlook owner/publisher Neil Belcher.

Ladycats junior pitcher Hannah Spaulding delivers a strike to the plate. Photo by Brian Canupp / Hype Sports Media

Ladycats find groove in winning four of five

News Staff

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

By: Kayley Bruener The Pendleton County Ladycats put together an impressive stretch of softball this past week, going 4–1 across five games and showcasing both explosive offense and dominant pitching.

Final Bracket Challenge Update 2026

Bracket Challenge Winners

News Staff

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

By: Sam McClanahan The winner of this year's "Bracket Challenge" is Christina Miller with 530 points. Not only did she correctly choose Michigan to defeat Connecticut to win the championship, but she also nailed down all four teams that advanced to the "Final Four". Coming in second is Taylor L.

Seventh grader Leo Maddy, one of the promising young members of the tennis program, has had a strong start to his season. Photo by Sam McClanahan.

PCHS Tennis program unveils new home complex at Sharp

News Staff

Monday, April 6, 2026

By: Stacey Myers The PCHS Tennis program debuted their highly-anticipated new complex on April 2 that'll serve as the official home court going forward. In the 43-year history of the program, this marks the first time it's ever had an "official" home court.

Pendleton County senior Mylie Honnert, pictured second from left, signed with Campbellsville University on March 7 to continue her academic and athletic pusuits in Fastpitch Softball. She's shown above with her parents Jeremy and Michelle, along with her sister Isabelle. Photo courtesy of Jon Wirth.

Honnert signs with Campbellsville

News Staff

Monday, March 9, 2026

He's pictured with his parents Tony and April Allen-Thomas, grandmother Debbie Allen, and siblings Jalen and Saniah Thomas. Photo by Sam McClanahan.

Allen honored with jersey retirement and banner

News Staff

Monday, February 9, 2026

The greatest scorer in Wildcats basketball history was immortalized on February 6 at Pendleton County High School.

PCHS Competitive Cheer team

PCHS Cheer Cats Compete at Nationals in Orlando

News Staff

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

By Jennifer Redden The PCHS Competitive Cheer team competed on January 30th at ESPN in Orlando, FL in the DII National School Spirit Championships. The team placed second and received a bid for nationals in October at the Ohio Regional UCA Championships.

PCHS Bowling claims more regional titles

News Staff

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

By Rhonda Hutchison On January 29-30, the PCHS Bowling teams were on the lanes at the Region 5 tournament held at Bellewood Lanes. The tournament started off with the Unified teams competition. Each team of two bowlers bowled two baker games for seeding.

Dontaie Allen

Allen set to have jersey retired Feb. 6

News Staff

Monday, January 19, 2026

By Sam McClanahan The most prolific scorer in Pendleton Wildcats basketball history is set to be immortalized on February 6 in Falmouth. Dontaie Allen, the program's all-time leader in scoring, rebounding, blocked shots, and recipient of the 2019 Mr.

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