Today's Sports

While most people take simple things like counting the change in their pocket or reading the time on a clock for granted, Webb Bates does not.

Bates, a rising junior for both the Collins football team and the Titans’ swimming program recently fully recovered from a car accident in November of 2016 that left him with several physical injuries and without all of his mental faculties for weeks.

The placekicker says that it took four to five months of both physical and neurological rehabilitation to get back 100 percent healthy.

Former Shelby County High School and recent Murray State University graduate Kipp Moore will have the chance to live out his dream of playing Major League Baseball following his signing with the Philadelphia Phillies on June 19.

Moore signed with the organization after becoming a free agent following the conclusion of the 2017 MLB Draft.

The Shelbyville American Legion baseball team turned in its first perfect week of the summer season, going a perfect 3-0 against a pair of Indiana teams from Madison and Rockport, as well as Kentucky tournament host Lyon County over the course of last week.

Post 37 coach Matt Buresh was most pleased with what he saw from his depth, with three starters missing due to vacations.

The Shelbyville Stingrays swim team will look to defend its 2016 Summer Fun League title this year, once again behind coach Tom Coons’ guidance.

The Stingrays boast an enormous roster with more than 150 swimmers, and that depth allowed the team to capture its second consecutive league title last summer. This year Shelbyville will look to make it a three-peat.

To capture its third title in as many years, the Stingrays will need top-notch performances from its best swimmers, as only the top-three of each event are scored.