Oldham County High School

CRESTWOOD – South Oldham is picking up right where it left off last year with a little help along the way.

The Dragons are off to a hot start with stingy defense and solid at-bats with its most recent win coming in a 9-0 home shutout over Bullitt East on Monday.

That win gave South Oldham its third shutout this season and its fourth game with more than eight runs scored for a 5-1 record.

Oldham County senior Ashley Reyna-Padilla won a pair of events at the Harry Greschel Invitational last weekend at Christian Academy.

Padilla finished first in the girls 200 meter dash in 27.85 and won the 300 meter hurdles in 50.15.

Evan Charles won the 300 meter hurdles in 41.68 for the Oldham County boys team and Cameron finished third in the boys high jump.

 LEXINGON – The art of a shot provides a beautiful juxtaposition.

After all, that’s the objective of the game – shoot the ball to put it in the hoop. And when that is executed flawlessly, there’s nothing more elegant than a perfect arcing shot before you hear the swish of the net.

GOSHEN — Three games into the season, North Oldham is further along than expected when it comes to the pitching rotation.

First-year coach Zach Ivester believed a few preseason injuries would challenge the bullpen to mature rather quickly, and he’s been impressed with the response.

The Mustangs started the year with a 17-2 blowout win at Carroll County before dropping much closer games to Eastern and Tates Creek.