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Colton Partin picks up the win for the Cats on the mound, going the full 7 innings. Patrick Johnson and Alex Valentine homer for Pendleton. Kyle Campbell homers for Nicholas. Mynear picks up the loss for the Blue Jackets.

Final from the Jaguar Classic at East Jessamine. The Wildcats bats came alive, and got decent pitching to come away with a win over the Royals.

Final from the Jaguar Classic.

PC moves to 3-3 with the win in Falmouth. The Cats are starting to swing the bats very well...

Nice win for the Cats. It was about time for the bats to come to life in Falmouth.

Both teams only allowed their starting pitchers to go an inning, and it was a good warmup for postseason play that begins next week. The young Wildcats continue to steadily improve, and are playing good ball going into the district tournament. Tates Creek looks to be a solid contender in the 11th region.

Sophomore Colton Partin improves his record to 2-2 on the season, pitching 5 solid innings. The Cats keep on improving, and despite a slow start tonight, have been showing signs of playing their best baseball of the season. If the weather stays away Pendleton plays at Newport tommorrow, then they travel to Georgetown to play in a Scott Co. Tournament.

The Wildcats are improving rapidly, they seem to be playing their best baseball of the season. With the amount of youth in the starting lineup it was impressive to see the way they hung with the Thorobreds.

Junior Patrick Johnson hits a homerun and gets the win on the mound for the young Cats in a chilly game in Carlisle. This was a big district win in terms of seeding for Pendleton. It ensures them the two or three seed depending on the outcome of the Deming-Nicholas game later this week. The next game for the Wildcats is against Clark County in Falmouth Thursday.

It was a solid win for a very good Lincoln Co. team, but I don't think Weir threw a no-hitter, there was one or two hits on Pendleton's side.

The young Cats keep rolling along, winning six of their last eight. Sophomore Colton Partin got the win on the mound. PC now goes to the Clark Co. Tournament over the weekend, playing Morgan Co. Friday night.

Patrick Johnson throws a one-hitter as the Wildcats get the win in Falmouth. The young Cats seem to be making strides with each game despite the bad loss to Montgomery on Friday. Pendleton plays host to Newport Tuesday in a battle of the Wildcats.

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Darius Workman took the loss on the mound for Deming.

Junior Patrick Johnson went the distance on the mound along with hitting two homeruns and driving in three in the victory. Freshman Alex Valentine had 4 hits, and fellow freshman Trent Turner contributed three base knocks in the Wildcats win. This is Pendleton's second win in a row, and they look to extend the streak Friday in Falmouth against the Montgomery County Indians.

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Freshman Joe Mains pitched 5 strong innings in his first ever varsity start for the Wildcats. With PC trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the sixth, Junior Patrick Johnson tied the game with a 2 RBI single. He later came around to score on a walk with the bases loaded. This was the Wildcats second win over a solid NKY school in less than a week, and they are showing signs of turning things around. They play at Deming Thursday.

He went 1-3 with 3 RBI's and two runs scored.

The Wildcats post their first win of the season with a nice win over the Pioneers. Junior Travis Rawe went the distance in windy, cold conditions at Woodford County.

The Wildcats have opened the season 0-3, but have been very competitive in both games against the 9th region. Both teams played pretty solid defense, and both teams starters threw well. Farris went 1-3 with a double.

The Cats were extremely competitive and were only down 2-1 going into the bottom of the sixth. Senior Cody Delk pitched 5 good innings and the defense backed him up well. Wednesday is Pendleton's home opener against Bishop Brossart.

Montgomery Co. 77 Pendleton Co. 67 The young Wildcats are playing their best basketball of the season, and should have enough firepower to keep it close. In the end, the homecourt advantage and size of Montgomery will be too much.

Pendleton Co. 72 Deming 62 Cats carry the upset win over Harrison Co. in the district semifinals to the championship game.

:thumb: Mike Fields is the best high school sports writer in the state of Kentucky, and I would have to think in his many years of following high school basketball he would know what he was talking about.

Pendleton County freshman picked up a 8 point victory over Bracken County.