By Sam Draut Thursday, October 31, 2019 North Oldham volleyball is advancing to the state tournament for the sixth straight year following a straight set victory (25-18, 25-16, 25-11) over Woodford County in the Eighth Region final Oct. 31 in Goshen. Sam Draut / The Oldham Era North Oldham’s Brie Postema sets the ball in the
David J. Kim, Louisville Courier Journal, Published Oct 29, 2019/Photo: Sam Upshaw Jr./Courier Journal William Smith paces the sidelines during North Oldham football games. The sophomore is often the loudest on the field, cheering on his Mustangs even when they’re losing, even when there’s a running clock in effect. Sometimes, he ventures into the student
The NOHS Booster Club has taken on a New Capital Campaign for Athletics Facilities Improvements. The goal of this is to raise over $250,000.00 for your athletic teams. At the last booster meeting they approved spending for A New LED sign out front on 1793 to announce upcoming games, award winners, and student accomplishments A
North Oldham volleyball won its ninth consecutive district title with a straight set (25-8, 25-4, 25-15) victory over South Oldham in Crestwood on Wednesday Oct. 23. “Our defense did really well,” Postema said. “We were able to control the ball, so it allowed us to run some different plays and have a quicker offense.” With the
The North Oldham’s boys won the team 2A Regional Cross Country title held on Saturday in Shelby County with 53 points. The top North runners were Jake Pyles finishing 6th running 18:01.14; Evan Patel 9th finishing at 18:14.25; in 10th place was Miles Gay 18:22.57; and 12th Skylar Taylor 18:30.81. The girls team finished 3rd with
In order to participate in any sport offered at NOHS, the following must be completed and on file in the high school office: Current KHSAA Sports Physical – Must have all 6 pages filled out and turned in. Please note some doctor’s offices do not give you the emergency contact and signature page. If they do,
Sam Draut / The Oldham Era Drew Wallace stuck to his game plan and routine to bounce back from a poor start. The North Oldham sophomore tied for 31st with an 11-over 155 in the boys golf state tournament at Bowling Green Country Club Oct. 11 and 12. Mustang golf coach Alex Foley said Wallace’s
The North Oldham field hockey team beat Holy Cross 10-0 on Thursday night. Maggie Battcher, Payton Hobson, Riley Owens, Cassidy Ross, and junior Olivia FitzSimmons (who is graduating early), all celebrated senior night. The Mustangs came out strong with Payton Hobson scoring in the first 15 seconds of the game. Hobson led the Mustangs with
