30 foot by 50 foot United States flag unfurled and steady during the playing of “The Star-Spangled Banner”
Senior Alex Beyst puts up a jumper during the fourth quarter. All photos by Sam McClanahan.
Pendleton County High School junior Madison Verst launches one of her five three-pointers in a 50-48 regional playoffs win March 5 against Bracken County. It was the Ladycats first win in regionals in 13 years. The LadyCats lost in the next round. Playoffs coverage for both boys and girls teams begins on Page 10. Photo by Sam McClanahan.
Ladycats junior Madison Verst knocked down four three-pointers to lead the Ladycats in their come from behind victory over Robertson County in the 38th District tournament. Photo by Pete Wigginton.
Wildcats junior Aden Merrill rises above the Nicholas County defense for the jumper during their district semifinal game. Photo by Sam McClanahan.
Rice named new head volleyball coach
Prior to the Wildcats home game against Boone County, the team's senior players and team managers were recognized. From left to right: Aaron Kirsch, Austin Kirsch, Alex Beyst, Hunter Jack, Ayden Pugh, Evan Stewart, Hunter Cox and Abraham Beebe. Photo taken by Sam McClanahan.
Wildcat junior Luke Gregg fires a three from the corner during the team's home game against Nicholas County on Feb. 12. Photo by Sam McClanahan.
The Pendleton County High School Cheer Cats finished third, its highest finish ever, in the Universal Cheerleaders Association National High School Cheerleading Championships. The Cheer Cats competed in the Small Varsity Coed Division II Game Day competition.
CheerCats advance to the National finals
