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North Oldham

  • North Oldham wins Tri-Meet

    North Oldham swim won a meet Jan. 15, using a team score of 202 to beat Ballard (86), Fern Creek (16) and Valley (8).

    A North relay team of Alexis Sander, Katie Walker, Julia Pritchett and Kelli Wilson won the women’s 200-yard medley relay with a time of 2:14.32.

    A North relay team of Luc Brazeau, August Kingsley, Arseniy Semenov and Yoni Smolyar won the men’s 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:51.26.

    North’s Rachel Scherer won the women’s 200-yard freestyle with a time of 2:11.99.

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  • Turnovers cost Lady Mustangs in loss to Presentation

    GOSHEN – One stat stood above all when North Oldham coach Dan Pfaff was analyzing his team’s 60-50 loss to Presentation Monday night.

    That stat was a whopping 26 turnovers, many forced by the Toppers’ full-court press.

    “That was the factor,” Pfaff said. “It’s something we certainly focus on in practice… Some were great reads that were made in some situations where balls were not caught. Other situations were bad reads.

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  • North Oldham finishes second in sectional duals, qualifies for state

    North Oldham coach Tony Zeppa did some lineup shuffling during the small-school sectional duals Saturday in Louisville.

    For the Mustangs’ pool match against Franklin County, he bumped Colin Portman up to the 195-pound class, Josh Hill to the 182-class, Mitch Rusch to the 170.

    The shuffling paid off as all three won and North advanced to the sectional finals.
    “We jockeyed the lineup a little bit to win our pool,” Zeppa said.

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  • North’s Beasley receives regional award

    North Oldham junior running back Arien Beasley has received an award after a standout 2013 season.

    Beasley was named All-Southeast Third Team Running Back by HS Game Center, a company that tracks stats for high schools across the nation.

    Beasley accumulated 2,841 total yards and 19 total touchdowns last year for the Mustangs (9-4), who advanced to the Class 4A quarterfinals before falling to eventual state champion Collins.

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  • Colonels, Mustangs try again Thursday

    Don’t blame North Oldham and Oldham County for getting a little stir-crazy.

    The Mustangs and Colonels were slated to play each other last Friday in Buckner in a game with huge District 29 ramifications. That was postponed because of winter weather and rescheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at OC.

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  • All county basketball games for Jan. 21 canceled

    Due to inclement winter weather, all four basketball games involving county teams scheduled for Jan. 21 have been canceled.

    The games include:

    Boys:

    –Collins at Oldham County

    –Mercer County at South Oldham

    –North Oldham at Anderson County

    Girls:

    –Oldham County at Gallatin County

    The Era will announce potential makeup dates.

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  • UPDATED: All county hoops games canceled

    Five county basketball games have been canceled because of inclement weather, including one involving two county teams.

    The North Oldham at Oldham County boys basketball game scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday has been postponed until Jan. 23, per OC athletics director Kevin Combs.

    Meanwhile OC's girls basketball game at Breckinridge County that was scheduled for Friday night has been canceled, according to Lady Colonel coach Jace Bryant.

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  • Mustangs meet Colonels Friday

    District games are magnified in a district where teams play each other just once during a season.

    And when North Oldham heads to Oldham County at 7:30 p.m. Friday, there will be high District 29 stakes.

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  • North Oldham holds off Spencer County

    GOSHEN – North Oldham coach Chris Stobaugh has conceded the fact his Mustangs will be locked in close games all year.

    “We’re not going to blow anybody out and we’re good enough not to get blown out,” Stobaugh said, “so every game’s going to be close.”

    North won another close one Tuesday night, beating Spencer County 53-50 on its home floor.

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  • Stone leads Titans as Collins pulls away from North

    GOSHEN – North Oldham played with a better effort that pleased its coach Thursday night. But that still wasn’t enough for the Mustangs to overcome the best player on the floor.

    Collins’ Ralphie Stone scored 24 points Thursday, including 10 in the fourth quarter, as the Titans beat North 59-50.

    Stone lifted Collins (12-2), ranked No. 2 in Region 8 by the Courier-Journal, past the Mustangs (5-8) on a night when North, ranked No. 6 in the same poll, hung tight the first three quarters.

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