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Today's Sports

  • Back home

    Oldham County is a special place to me.

    I first came to this county in the summer of 2011 as a 20-year old college kid. My only day-to-day journalism experience to that point had been a spring on the Western Kentucky baseball beat for my college paper.

    As a summer intern I was going to get my first taste of sports reporting at a professional newspaper.

    Then two weeks before I started Mickey Patterson, Era sports editor since sometime during the Reagan Administration, stepped down.

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  • Local rugby champion

    While Oldham County is not considered a hot bed for rugby players, the county can now say it has produced a national champion.

    Erin Overcash, a 2009 graduate of North Oldham High School, recently won the USA rugby’s club national championship.

    Overcash was a very talented athlete for the Mustangs. She played basketball and track, winning two state championships in the high jump.

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  • Local games will be broadcast

    The Pegasus Sports Network has released its broadcast schedule for the 2013 high school football season, featuring a “game of the week” format. Longtime play-by-play man Mike Montgomery, along with Scott Jaggers and Roger Frantz, will provide the primary announcing duties.  

     Half of the regular season games of Oldham County High School, South Oldham High School, and North Oldham High School will be broadcast.

     All broadcasts will be over the internet at www.pegasussportsky.com and will begin with a 30-minute pregame show.

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  • Big fish story

    Joe Wortham Jr., 6, caught these fish on a recent Saturday afternoon at his grandparents’ pond in Smithfield in Henry County. Joe has been fishing since he was 3 years old, but this catfish was his biggest catch so far. He will enter first grade next week at La Grange Elementary school.

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  • Local athletes win big at youth...

    Members of Maverick Multisport team, which is comprised of local athletes, won big at the Youth/Junior National triathlon races this past weekend in West Chester, Oh. Nathan Doyon, of Crestwood, won the 14-year-old male race. with a time of 30:24.26.

    Clara Lynch, of Pewee Valley, finished in seventh in the 14-year-old female race. Competitors had to endure a 200 meter open water swim, a 10k bike and a 2.5k run.

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  • Local golfers do well at KPGA...

    The Henry County Country Club hosted the Kentucky PGA junior tournament July 31 and Aug. 1. The tournament was comprised of 9 and 6 hole tournaments for boys and girls aged 8-12.

    Several local golfers competed over the two-day tournament and several of them did well enough to make the leader boards.

    Lyman Brackett, an eight-year-old from Goshen, finished in fourth in the boys 10 and under 9 hole tournament. He ended at 13 strokes above par but was only seven shots back of the eventual winner.

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