South Oldham

It only took 14 seconds for South Oldham football to take control in the annual rivalry game against Oldham County. Dragon kick returner JT Benson fielded the opening kickoff on the 9-yard line and charged up the middle of the field. The freshman, relatively untouched, broke free near midfield and ran down the sideline for an 89-yard kick return touchdown.

A trip to Augusta National Golf Club, arguably the most famous golf course in the world, wasn’t in the works for South Oldham golfer Molly Bebelaar this weekend as the sophomore finished ninth in the regional final of the Drive, Chip & Putt Championship. 

It is a group that seldom receives attention for its performances on Friday nights, but it was the first unit South Oldham quarterback Drew Zaubi gave credit to following a 41-7 win over North Oldham. The Dragon offensive line pushed and paved the way for an impressive offensive output against their inter-county rival.

Early on in the season, South Oldham girls soccer focused on finding the final piece of the puzzle by scoring goals. The Lady Dragons (3-5-2) have been able to put the ball in the back of the net this year, but still haven’t put everything together.