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Today's Sports

  • Cumberland River is good summer...

    The dog days of late summer slow everything down. The heat and humidity along with the long days make outside work sweaty and arduous.

    Fishing slows during the dog days as well. Catching game fish from a lake or stream during a 90-degree plus day provides a challenge that anglers often fail to conquer.

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  • Local golfers win tourney

     

    A team of golfers from Spencer County took first place in the Bullitt East Invitational Golf Tournament last week at Tanglewood Golf Course.

    The Spencer County team scored a low four score total of 327. In addition, Jonathan Sanders won the low individual trophy with a score of two under par, 70.
     

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  • Sports Briefs - Week of July 2,...

    Spencer County Stallions Youth Football to host Field Day and Auction this Saturday

    The Spencer County Stallions youth football program will host a Field Day and auction at Stallions Field this Saturday, July 29, from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. There will be food, bounce houses, games and a live auction that begins at 5 p.m. The event will help raise funds for the program as they prepare to kick off the season. Spencer County Stallions Field is located at the end of Water Street in Taylorsville.

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  • Youth golfers make All-Stars

     

    Colton Todd, pictured, and Gabe Shelley were selected to the Great Shelbyville All-Star golf team after their performance with the Tanglewood youth golf team this summer. Other Spencer County youth who participated this year included:  Seth Shelley, Baylee Todd, Jackson Tobbe, Ryan Tobbe, Peyton Stein, Jameson Stocker, Hayla Puckett, Ivan Lester, Landon Knirenum, Connor Bridwell, Anthony Garner and Mauranda Dolle.

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  • U8 All-Stars compete at state

     

    The Spencer County U8 All-Star team had a very impressive run in the state tournament in Louisville last week, splitting four games. The boys battled hot weather and some high-quality competition. They opened the tournament with a 12-7 loss to Germantown, then bounced back with a 13-7 win over Highview and a 15-7 win over Jeffersontown. However, their tournament ended with a 15-7 loss to Okalona.

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  • Catfish tourney may be a keeper

     

    Willie Smith and Nick Anderson netted 40 catfish and $2,500 Friday night and Saturday morning as they won the inaugural Captain Mad Jack’s Catfish Clash on Taylorsville Lake over the weekend.

    Smith and Anderson, both of Ohio, drug baited shad in shallow water early on, and then used carp as bait. When they brought their fish for the Saturday morning weigh-in, their keepers totaled 39.2 pounds.

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  • Outdoors - Fish and Wildlife...

    The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission proposed several new fishing regulations at a special called meeting today.

    The commission recommends all hunting, fishing and boating regulations for approval by the General Assembly and approves all expenditures by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. All recommendations must be approved by legislators before they become law.

    If approved by legislators, fisheries regulations proposed at the meeting would take effect March 1, 2018.

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