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Today's Sports

  • Sacred Heart ends Lady Colonels...

    LEXINGTON – The most successful season in Oldham County girls soccer history finally came to a close Thursday night.

    Two rapid-fire, second-half Sacred Heart goals buried the Lady Colonels in a 3-0 Valkyries win at Dunbar High School in the state semifinals. The loss, the first of the year for OC (23-1-1) ended the Lady Colonels' season the deepest into the playoffs they'd ever advanced.

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  • Sacred Heart ends Lady Colonels...

    LEXINGTON – The most successful season in Oldham County girls soccer history finally came to a close Thursday night.

    Two rapid-fire, second-half Sacred Heart goals buried the Lady Colonels in a 3-0 Valkyries win at Dunbar High School in the state semifinals. The loss, the first of the year for OC (23-1-1) ended the Lady Colonels' season the deepest into the playoffs they'd ever advanced.

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  • Sports Briefs

    Vissing finishes third in at HGJT event in Louisville

    North Oldham golfer Michael Vissing finished tied for third place with a final score of 154 in the Boys 15-18 division this weekend in the Huricane Junior Golf Tour’s College Prep Series event at the Univeristy of Louisville’s Cardinal Club.

    Vissing shot an even par round on Sunday but it wasn’t enough to make up for the nine bogeys he shot on Saturday.

    D.J. Vogt of Louisville won the event with a score of 150.

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  • This Week’s Schedule

    Football

       11/8 Doss at North Oldham, 7:30

       11/8 Oldham County at Male, 7:30

       11/8 West Jessamine at South Oldham, 7:30

    Girls Soccer

       11/7 Oldham County vs. Sacred Heart at Dunbar High School, 6

    Volleyball

       11/8 Oldham County vs. Hazard at Valley High School, 11 a.m.

       11/8 State quarterfinals, semifinals and finals at Valley High School, Time  TBD

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  • OC, Sacred Heart meet in semis

    There are two undefeated girls soccer teams in Kentucky, but that will change after Thursday night.

    Oldham County (23-0-1) meets Sacred Heart (22-0-3) at 6 p.m. at Dunbar High School in Lexington in the state semifinals. The winner will advance to Saturday night’s state championship game to meet the winner of Tates Creek and Notre Dame.

    OC coach Dan Schulz said his team is nice and relaxed heading into the Thursday’s showdown with the Valkyries.

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  • County well represented at state...

    Once again the county will have a collection of competitors in this Saturday’s state cross country championships at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.

       First up at 11:30 a.m. will be North Oldham’s boys competing in the Class 2A meet. The Mustangs advanced to the state meet after blowing away their opponents with a team score of 22 Saturday at River Road in Louisville in the Class 2A, Region 3 meet.

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  • Lady Colonels excited for state

       Oldham County’s volleyball team has gained some recognition around the hallways at OC.

       “Throughout school people come up to you like, ‘Wow, you guys beat North,’” team member Danielle McCarson said. “That’s an awesome feeling.”

       The Lady Colonels indeed took down the Mustangs, 3-1, Oct. 31 in Independence to clinch the team’s first Region 8 title since 2009.

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  • OC's Nuernberger ready for...

    Pressure comes as part of the job when you’re a football kicker.

       And for Oldham County’s Sean Nuernberger, there was plenty of pressure in just securing the job he hopes is his for the next four years.

       This summer Nuernberger was one of several highly touted high schoolers from across the nation to travel to Columbus, Ohio for what amounted to an open tryout to become Ohio State’s next kicker.

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  • Mustangs’ record run ends in...

       LEXINGTON – North Oldham’s penalty kick magic finally ran out Saturday night.

       A Mustang team that had twice kept its season alive on PK shootouts the past two weeks lost one 2-1 Saturday in the state quarterfinals. North fell 1-0 to Bowling Green at Bell Stadium at Henry Clay High School.

       The loss ends the winningest season in school history for the Mustangs (20-5-1). The state quarterfinal loss also marks North’s deepest postseason run.

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