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Noah Barnard

Noah Barnard

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.

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.
Kentucky Sports Radio

Kentucky Sports Radio

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.
UK press athletics

UK press athletics

Kentucky falters in last four minutes again

Kentucky has lost numerous games this season when they faltered or gave away a lead in the last four minutes of the game. The Missouri game was no different as a three-point game with less than four minutes left turned into a seven point lead for the Tigers before the Wildcats fell 75-70.
Saniah

Saniah

Ladycats cage the Tigers

The Ladycats returned to the floor after a week of no practices or games due to virus protocol against the Bellevue Lady Tigers. The two teams had already met earlier in the season with Pendleton County coming away with a 51-39 win which saw two players from Bellevue scoring 28 of their 39 points.

PC Bowling picks up two

The Pendleton County Bowling team was able to keep their win streak rolling as they picked up two recent wins.     The Wildcats first faced Dixie Heights another strong Northern Kentucky program.     The Cats were led by Koby Brewer who had the high score of 221 and 217.
Cheer Cats

Cheer Cats

PCHS cheerleading team places 3rd at UCA

The Pendleton County High School cheerleading team recently competed in their first virtual competition with Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) in the Varsity Game Day Division.     “It was probably the first virtual competition in the history of the program,” PC head coach Abby Belcher said.