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Today's Sports

  • Wright, Whitworth win Grand Slam...

    CRESTWOOD - Don Wright of La Grange and Grace Whitworth of Centerfield posted the lowest cumulative times in the Oldham County Grand Slam of running.

    The Grand Slam consists of four races, all in the county and are designed to get residents out to live a healthier lifestyle.

    Wright posted a time of 1:12:00 for his four races while Whitworth had a time of 1:30:17 to lead the women.

  • Athlete of the Week

    Name: Jax Mays

    School: Crestwood Elementary.

    Age: 10.

    Sports: Football, baseball and basketball.

    Teams: Oldham County Youth Football League Bears, South Oldham Little League Devil Rays.

  • Oh, snap

    Like umpires and referees, Spencer Gooch knows his job will likely go unnoticed unless he screws up.

    Gooch, a senior who handles long-snapping duties for the North Oldham Mustangs’ football team, takes pride in his job and knowing he does it well whenever NOHS makes a field goal or PAT or gets off a punt.

  • Grand slam of running wraps up

    Whew wee! That was fun! The 5th annual Oldham County Grand Slam was a resounding success. Thanks to you.

  • Game Bytes

    SOCCER

  • Dragons dominate

    CRESTWOOD – The near misses of past seasons are being erased by the South Oldham High School boys’ soccer team this year.

    The Dragons have raced out to a 10-1 record this season thanks to 15 seniors and solid work ethic.

  • Rumble draws 1,634 runners

    GOSHEN – It was hot and crowded at the fifth annual Rumble in the Jungle Run hosted by North Oldham High School Saturday.

    With humidity levels up, the runners battled big fields and the heat in a race that has emerged as one of the area’s most competitive in recent years.

  • Tally Sheet

    JAVANON

    Under-10

    Javanon 6, MUSA 2; Javanon goals by Eoin Griffiths 4, Simeon Salazar and Solomon Mathis.

    Javanon 4, Frankfort Fury 0; Javanon goals bySimeon Salazar, Cameron Wheeler, Eoin Griffiths and Solomon Mathis.

  • Game Bytes

    Football

  • Young runners dominate

    On any given Saturday as many as 300 elementary school runners take to the course representing Oldham County Schools.

    It’s a phenomenon that has exploded in the last 10 years as these young runners have taken to the sport in droves.

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