Rebels win the 2A Section 5 Championship!

On Tuesday, the baseball team took on Harrison County in the 2A Section 5 Championship. Harrison County has always been a top opponent and one of the top teams in the state. The past four years, the Rebels have made it to the championship and been beaten by Harrison. This year was a different story. The Rebels won the game 6-4 in a nail biter.

Starting on the mound was senior Brayden West. Brayden has been a key player for the Rebels so far this year. He pitched four innings, then was relieved by Landon Parnass. As a team, the Rebels had ten hits and six RBIs.

Senior Cameron Owens, after playing in the championship 4 years in a row and finally winning, said, “Every year we are so close to going to Owensboro but we always came up short. To finally overcome that challenge in my senior year is so exciting.”

The Rebels will play Anderson County tomorrow, and when they get back from spring break, will be taking a trip to Owensboro for the 2A State Tournament.

Rebels Rock the Rockets

Last Friday, the Rebels took on Rockastle County on the road. This was a region game, which means it was a must win for Boyle. The final score was 4-2, Rebels!

For Boyle, Junior Landon Parnass started on the bump. He threw 6 innings, had 7 strikeouts and only gave up 1 earned run. The game was closed by Senior Logan Marsee. Logan pitched one inning and had 2 strikeouts.  Senior Cameron Owens, went 2/4 at the plate, with 3 RBIs.

When asked how he clams his nerves while on the mound, Landon Parnass said, “I try not worry about the batter, I just throw the ball where it’s called and trust my defense to back me up.”

The Rebels are now 6-0. The Rebels will take on Bourbon County in the second round of the 2A Secion 5 tournament.

Rebels Overcome the Briar Jumpers

Last Wednesday, the Rebels took on top team in the state Somerset. It was a very hard fought game, both teams playing their best on the bump. The final score was 2-1, Rebels!

For Boyle, Brayden West started the game. He through 5 innings, had 3 strikeouts and only gave up 1 earned run, The game was closed by freshman Kyler Claunch. Kyler pitched two innings and had 3 strikeouts as well. Senior Cameron Owens, went 3/3 at the plate, with 2 RBIs.

When asked what it takes to win a big game like that, Senior Brayson Claunch said, “While it takes some skill to win, it comes mostly from the heart. The team that has put in the most work and wants it the most, is gonna take the dub.”

The Rebels are now 4-0. The Rebels will take on East Jessamine on Thursday. Hopefully they can keep their streak going.

Rebels Sword the Knights

Last Thursday the Rebels took on challenging opponent, Marion County Knights. Marion County, with multiple D1 commits, provided good competition for the Rebels. We persevered though beating the Knights 5-4.

Starting on the mound was Senior Brayden West. Despite giving up 2 homeruns Brayden pitched a great game. In the 5th Brayden was relieved by Junior Josh Cool. Josh closed the game giving up no runs and blowing the ball past the opponent.

When asked how he stays calm and delivers a great game, West stated, “I just focus on throwing strikes and getting outs. I don’t worry because I know I have a great playmaking defense behind me.”

On Tuesday the Rebels will take on Southwestern at home. Come to Rebel Field to support your baseball team!

 

Bardstown Gets the Best of the Girls

Last Friday, the Rebels were defeated by Bardstown, on the road.  The final score was 32-60. This was the last regular season game for the Rebels, giving them a loss going into playoffs. 

The team’s leading scorer on the night was 8th grader, Addison Yates. She finished the night with 12 total points, all coming off three-pointers. Yates has made a big impact this year from beyond the arc. She is the team’s top three point shooter and a top scorer.

In a brief interview, Yates states, “It always sucks to take a los, especially going into the playoffs. With that being said we must put it behind us and get ready to beat the Admirals. ”

On Tuesday the girls will play Danville in the second round of the 45th District Tournament.