Jacob Pratt

Clara Morrow Field played host to a crosstown rivalry match on Tuesday night between Southwestern and the home-standing Somerset Briar Jumpers. After what seemed to be an endless amount of yellow cards being handed out by the refs, plus a total of seven goals scored between the two teams, it was Somerset that extended their unbeaten streak against the Warriors to four games by courtesy of a come-from-behind 4-3 victory.

The student section was rocking. The band was rocking. The players were rocking. It was only fitting then that the Pulaski County Maroons kicked off their season, and the first

The Pulaski County Lady Maroons were looking for a fourth-straight victory in their crosstown rivalry against Somerset on Monday evening. Once the offense started for the Maroons, it didn't stop flowing as they eventually mercy ruled their rivals 8-0. Former Lady Maroon Alyssa Salyer, who was in attendance for a recent game, noted how strong the team looks this year.

The Pulaski County Lady Maroons, fresh off a 3-0 district victory over Rockcastle earlier this week, made the short trip over to the Cougar Den on Thursday to take on Somerset Christian. Despite falling in their first set, the Lady Maroons battled back to take a strong 3-1 victory (21-25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-14) over their crosstown foes.

DANVILLE - The old adage goes that defense wins championships. Well, that and at least one touchdown that is.

The Pulaski County Maroons welcomed in the Southwestern Warriors for a late kickoff on Saturday night. The Maroons were hoping to remain unbeaten for the season against a crosstown foe, and did just that with a 4-0 shutout victory.

It was a raucous atmosphere at Clara Morrow on Tuesday as the Somerset Briar Jumpers hosted the Pulaski County Maroons for a crosstown showdown on the pitch. Despite an early score for the Maroons, Somerset would not give up and at one point tied the game up at 2-2. An equalizer gave the Maroons the 3-2 lead and after one last free kick after a foul as time expired, Pulaski handed their rivals their fourth-straight loss in series.

In a game that came down to the wire, it was Northern Middle School’s sixth grade girls’ basketball team that protected their home court on Thursday evening, taking down a

The Southern Harrier Classic emanated from the campus of Southern Middle and their new cross country field for the very first time on a hot Saturday morning, with local performers

The Somerset Briar Jumpers squared off with Glasgow at home on Saturday evening, and despite trading goals for a majority of the contest, it was some late goals by the Scotties that proved to be the downfall for the Jumpers as they fell 4-3.