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North Oldham

  • Swimming: North wins combined Shelby meet

    North Oldham tallied 680 points to take a six-team swim meet Tuesday night in Shelbyville.

    South Oldham won the boys meet with 284 points. Next came runner-up North (276), third-place Collins (238) and fourth-place Oldham County (157).

    North tallied 404 points to take the girls meet. Following the Lady Mustangs were South (217), Collins (188) and OC (175).

    Shelby County and Spencer County also competed at the meet.

    County champions included:

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  • KHSAA Class 4-A Football Semifinals: Mustangs host Red Devils on Black Friday

    There are four teams left in the KHSAA Class 4-A state playoffs.

    Three of those schools, Highlands, Lexington Catholic and Owensboro, have combined for 26 state titles.

    Meanwhile the fourth program, North Oldham, has reached the state semifinals for the first time in its 12-season history.

    The Mustangs have announced their presence on the state’s stage with a 10-2 season that’s seen them win their games by an average score of 41-8.

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  • Wrestling duo making plays for Mustang football team

    Juniors Collin Portman and John Reitnauer have each been competing for North Oldham since they were middle schoolers, starting their varsity wrestling careers as eighth-graders.

    This season the pair has made their mark on the gridiron for the Mustangs.

    Portman, a defensive end, has a team-high 105 tackles for North (10-2), which hosts Owensboro at 7 p.m. Friday in a KHSAA Class 4-A state semifinal.

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  • Winter Sports Preview – Wrestling: OC returns deep roster

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    North Oldham must replace one of its best wrestlers in school history, Mitch Rusch.

    Rusch finished third last season in the 160-pound class at the KHSAA state wrestling championships in Lexington.

    He graduated in June and is now wrestling at St. Catharine College.

    “That’s definitely a big loss,” coach Tony Zeppa said. “He’d been with the program for six years… and was a six-time state qualifier.

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  • Pegasus Sports announces hoops broadcast schedule

    12/1/14    North Oldham vs. Bullitt East (boys)

    12/4/14    South Oldham vs. Shelby Co (boys)

    12/9/14    Oldham Co. vs. North Bullitt (girls)

    12/9/14    South Oldham vs. Carroll Co. (girls)

    12/13/14 Oldham Co. vs. KCD (boys)

    12/18-12/21/14 Oldham Co (boys) – Best in Hoops Classic

    1/5/15 North Oldham at Jeffersontown (boys)

    1/6/15 South Oldham vs. Shelby County (girls)

    1/9/15 Oldham Co. vs. South Oldham (DH)

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  • Glicod Communications announces hoops broadcast schedule

    12/2/14 Oldham Co. at Manual (girls)

    12/4/14 Shelby Co. at South Oldham (boys)

    12/5/14 Butler at Oldham Co. (boys)

    12/11/14 South Oldham at Floyd Central, Ind. (girls)

    12/15/14 Bullitt Central at North Oldham (boys)

    12/16/14 Grant Co. at Oldham Co. (boys)

    1/5/15 North Oldham at Jeffersontown (boys)

    1/9/15 South Oldham at Oldham Co. (boys)

    1/13/15 South Oldham at Collins (boys)

    1/16/15 Oldham Co. at North Oldham (boys)

    1/17/15 Eastern at South Oldham (girls)

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  • Swimming: North takes second in E’Town

    North Oldham’s boys and girls swim teams each finished second at the E’Town High School Invitational Saturday in Elizabethtown.

    North’s boys tallied 349 points, while the girls notched 381. E’Town claimed titles on both sides.

    North won the following events:

    –Girls 200-free, Kate Tarvestad

    –Girls 100-free, Kate Tarvestad

    –Boys 200-free relay, Yoni Smolyar, Danny Walker, August Kingsley, Mark Scherer
     

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  • Winter Sports Preview – Girls Basketball: District 29 race wide open

    There’s no overwhelming favorite among District 29’s four girls basketball teams this year.

    North Oldham hasn’t previously factored into the race but has built around a veteran core.

    Oldham County, defending district champ, returns three starters but must replace Ashley McMurtrey, the second leading scorer in program history.

    South Oldham, after not winning the district last year for the first time since 2007-08 has rebooted the program with new coach Jessica Conner.

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  • Winter Sports Preview – Boys Basketball: Colonels are team to beat

    Oldham County has a deep, talented, veteran roster and the expectations that come along with that.

    OC was picked as the top team in Region 8 in this year’s edition of the annual Cats Pause region preview.

    The Colonels, led by senior guards Hayden Hawes and Connor Hicks, lead an OC team that won the District 29 Tournament last season but bowed out to Simon Kenton in the Region 8 Tournament.

    Two-time defending region champ South Oldham was picked seventh after having to replace almost all of its varsity roster.

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  • KHSAA Class 4-A Football State Quarterfinals: Clark's return seals North win

    FAIRDALE – North Oldham’s lead was slipping away late Friday night.

    The Mustangs had led 26-6 at one point late in the third quarter, but back-to-back Fairdale touchdowns trimmed the North lead to 26-18 with six minutes to play.

    The underdog Bulldogs were within a touchdown and their home crowd was into the KHSAA Class 4-A state quarterfinal game for the first time.

    North needed to take back the momentum. Mustang senior Matt Clark accomplished that in one play.

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