South Oldham

CRESTWOOD — It didn't take long for South Oldham to handle business against Oldham County. Now the Dragons are sitting right where they want to be with a first round bye for the district tournament in their sights with one more district game approaching. South Oldham put Oldham County away in the first half and forced a running clock after halftime on its way to a dominant 21-1 victory over the Colonels Wednesday night in Crestwood.

A new regional tennis tournament format has been added this season to determine a team champion. The change has been welcomed with open arms by the majority of teams across the state, but local coaches have offered different opinions with the new format. The Kentucky High School Athletic Association approved a plan to add 16 regional team tournaments to qualify the winners for the state championships to be held in May and the sectional round has been eliminated.

CRESTWOOD — A young North Oldham team showed explosive offense to win its third straight by routing South Oldham 16-7 on Tuesday. Senior Erin Parker was perfect at the plate, going 3-for-3 with five RBIs and two runs while the Lady Mustangs scored in all but one inning. Madisyn Eads drove in three runs and split pitching duties with Anna Maiocco for three innings a piece as North Oldham used its entire roster in the winning effort.