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Today's Sports

  • Football: Barmantje, Harding,...

    Three Oldham County football seniors were honored with Most Valuable Player awards at the team’s year-end banquet.

    Quarterback James Harding was named offensive MVP and middle linebacker Brian Barmantje defensive MVP, while tight end Justin Viar received the Coaches Award (Team MVP).

    Harding threw for 1,912 yards and 22 touchdowns and ran for 2 touchdowns for the Colonels (3-8), who were eliminated by Pleasure Ridge Park last month in the first round of the KHSAA Class 6-A Playoffs.

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  • Girls Basketball: OC falls in...

    LOUISVILLE – Oldham County faced its highest-ranked opponent of the season Tuesday night in just its second game.

    The Lady Colonels managed to keep things respectable against No. 6 DuPont Manual, but still fell 56-37 at L.J. “Butch” Charmoli Gymnasium.

    Tonysha Curry paced Manual (1-0) with 16 points and 13 rebounds. 6-foot-4 junior center Krys McCune, playing in front of recruiters from the Universities of Kansas and Tennessee, added 15 points.

    The Lady Crimsons forced 25 OC turnovers and out-rebounded the Lady Colonels (1-1) 48-26.

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  • Girls Basketball: OC falls in...

    LOUISVILLE – Oldham County faced its highest-ranked opponent of the season Tuesday night in just its second game.

    The Lady Colonels managed to keep things respectable against No. 6 DuPont Manual, but still fell 56-37 at L.J. “Butch” Charmoli Gymnasium.

    Tonysha Curry paced Manual (1-0) with 16 points and 13 rebounds. 6-foot-4 junior center Krys McCune, playing in front of recruiters from the Universities of Kansas and Tennessee, added 15 points.

    The Lady Crimsons forced 25 OC turnovers and out-rebounded the Lady Colonels (1-1) 48-26.

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  • Stephens: Friday a sour end to...

    GOSHEN – No one at Mustang Stadium Friday night will soon forget what they saw.

    They won’t forget North Oldham’s furious rally to take a 24-21 lead with six seconds left in a KHSAA Class 4-A State Semifinal against Owensboro.

    They won’t forget the celebration that followed sophomore Jackson Wine’s go-ahead field goal that looked like it would guaranee the Mustangs their first trip to the state championship.

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  • Boys basketball: Mustangs fight...

    GOSHEN – Rob Burton’s North Oldham coaching debut looked like it might end in a Mustang comeback win Monday night.

    North cut Bullitt East’s 49-27 halftime lead to 60-56 early in the fourth quarter but the Chargers rallied to pull away and win 78-64.

    The loss was still a positive night for the Mustangs considering:

    –Bullitt East (1-0) was ranked No. 16 in the preseason by the state’s coaches, while North (0-1) was unranked and picked by coaches to finish 10th in Region 8.

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  • Stephens: ‘Cats show they can...

    LEXINGTON – Providence College displayed a game plan Sunday against No. 1 Kentucky that was straight out of its old-school Big East Conference roots.

    The Friars shortened the game with long offensive possessions and kept UK out of an offensive rhythm by effectively playing both man and zone defenses.

    The more-talented Wildcats would’ve preferred to get up-and-down, turning blocks and steals into fast breaks. Instead they had to play at the knock-down, drag-out pace Providence dictated.

    UK ended up whipping the Friars at their own game.

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  • KHSAA Class 4-A Football...

    GOSHEN – Six seconds, two tips and 61 yards ended North Oldham’s dream season Friday night in the most brutal way imaginable.

    The Mustangs had just taken a 24-21 lead against Owensboro in the final seconds of a KHSAA Class 4-A semifinal after Jackson Wine hit a field goal.

    North was six seconds away from its first trip to the state title game, needing only to prevent a Red Devils touchdown.

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  • Swimming: North wins combined...

    North Oldham tallied 680 points to take a six-team swim meet Tuesday night in Shelbyville.

    South Oldham won the boys meet with 284 points. Next came runner-up North (276), third-place Collins (238) and fourth-place Oldham County (157).

    North tallied 404 points to take the girls meet. Following the Lady Mustangs were South (217), Collins (188) and OC (175).

    Shelby County and Spencer County also competed at the meet.

    County champions included:

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  • Swimming: North wins combined...

    North Oldham tallied 680 points to take a six-team swim meet Tuesday night in Shelbyville.

    South Oldham won the boys meet with 284 points. Next came runner-up North (276), third-place Collins (238) and fourth-place Oldham County (157).

    North tallied 404 points to take the girls meet. Following the Lady Mustangs were South (217), Collins (188) and OC (175).

    Shelby County and Spencer County also competed at the meet.

    County champions included:

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  • Swimming: North wins combined...

    North Oldham tallied 680 points to take a six-team swim meet Tuesday night in Shelbyville.

    South Oldham won the boys meet with 284 points. Next came runner-up North (276), third-place Collins (238) and fourth-place Oldham County (157).

    North tallied 404 points to take the girls meet. Following the Lady Mustangs were South (217), Collins (188) and OC (175).

    Shelby County and Spencer County also competed at the meet.

    County champions included:

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