Mayer leads Pendleton archery

    With a delayed start to the season and strict guidelines for hosting a tournament, Pendleton County Archery waded into the realm of hosting a tournament in the Covid-19 world.     “The tournament was a success.

Jordan heading to Ohio Northwest for baseball

    Pendleton County Wildcat senior Andrew Jordan has committed the University of Northwestern Ohio to continue his baseball career. UNOH is located in Lima, Oh. and competes in the NAIA. Jordan is the younger brother of Wildcat baseball alumnus D.J. Jordan.

Courtney Baird to cheer at Georgetown College

Courtney Baird made it official that she will be cheering at Georgetown College by signing her Letter of Intent on National Signing Day. Front row, from left: Shannon Baird, Courtney, David Cooper. Back row: Peggy Browning . Jacob Baird, Brandy Willenborg.

Bowling team still rolling perfect

    Coach Aaron Biddle’s team continues to have an outstanding season as they traveled to Erlanger for a match against the Raiders of Ryle High School.     The team is playing with a lot more consistency this season as personal scores continue to improve.

Daytona Speedweek goes green, Schatz misses by a mile

    The Winternationals wrapped up early last week at Bubba Raceway the winner on Monday was Ricky Thornton Jr. and Tuesday was Shane Clanton.

Big Blues: Kentucky falls to 5-12

     It was like deja vu all over again for the Kentucky Wildcats, this time dropping two more contests to Missouri and Tennessee as problematic, late-game situations once again upended the Wildcats.       Kentucky falls to 5-12 overall as the season no one saw coming continues.

Wildcats get second district win

      The Pendleton County Wildcats put together their most successful stretch of play yet this season as they pulled out three exciting victories and moved into the driver’s seat of the district seeding rankings.     The Wildcats traveled to face longtime rival Harrison County on Feb.

Ladycats hit speedbumps

    The Ladycats finished their week with a district match up against Nicholas County. In a game where both teams struggled early to find the goal, both teams finally started finding the mark.

Same old, same old

Stop me if you have heard this before. Kentucky played well for most of the game building a lead in the second half as they battled the Tennessee. But a lengthy scoring drought allowed the Volunteers to get back into the game and take a late second half lead.