Cardington-Lincoln High School

Centerburg’s Kayla Larimore has been the top scorer in the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference for most of the season, and on Jan. 26 she led all scorers with 19 points in a huge 41-32 win over Cardington-Lincoln (11-7, 8-3).

The KMAC leading Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team (10-6, 7-2) had a busy week with three conference matchups. While they beat Northmor (6-11, 2-8) and Danville (11-6, 6-4), the Pirates couldn’t get past Centerburg (10-3, 6-2), who is now within striking distance of the conference lead.

Kayla Larimore once again paced the offense for the Centerburg girls’ basketball team, putting up 19 points to beat the KMAC leading Cardington-Lincoln Pirates 52-44 in front of a home crowd.

Cardington-Lincoln (9-3, 5-1) bounced back from a tough loss with a solid 81-59 win over Mount Gilead (3-7, 1-4), putting the boys’ basketball team in a tie for first in the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference with Northmor.

Cardington-Lincoln took over sole possession of first place in the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference with a key win over Danville, making it three straight wins.

Trevin Harris and Grayson Reynolds combined for 48 points, leading the Centerburg boys’ basketball team to a 69-62 win over Cardington-Lincoln on Jan. 13.

The Cardington-Lincoln boys’ basketball team had four players in double figures in a 77-43 rout of Loudonville on Jan. 8.

Abigail Hardwick had a stat sheet stuffing night for the Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team (8-5, 5-1), putting up a huge third quarter to lead the Pirates to a 62-57 comeback win over KMAC rival Fredericktown (5-6, 2-4) on Jan. 9.

In what was a see-saw battle between two tough KMAC rivals, Cardington-Lincoln (7-5, 4-1) put together a come-from-behind 40-39 win over Mount Gilead (6-5, 4-2), led by Jill Bertke with 15 points.

AJ Hall was the hero for Cardington-Lincoln (7-2, 4-0), making an and-one play to secure a 51-49 win over Northmor (7-4, 3-1) with less than a minute on the clock. The win gives the Pirates sole possession of first place in the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference.

The Cardington-Lincoln boys’ basketball team beat the Highland Fighting Scots (1-7, 0-5) 64-46 on Dec. 30, with the duo of AJ Hall and Warren Garrison providing some fire power from three point land in a huge second half.

The Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team (5-4, 3-1) to their second straight win, knocking off KMAC rival East Knox (3-6, 1-3) 61-31 on Dec. 20 thanks to some dominant work on defense.

The Cardington-Lincoln boys’ basketball team (5-1, 3-0) bounced back with a 63-43 win over KMAC rival Danville (1-7, 0-3) on Dec. 22, making it five wins in six games to start the season for the Pirates.

The Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team (4-4, 2-1) beat Northmor (1-6, 0-4) 56-24 to get above .500 in KMAC play, in a game led by Abigail Hardwick and Kinstin Henthorn who each reached double figures in scoring.

The Cardington-Lincoln boys’ basketball team (4-0, 2-0) remained perfect in the early season with a 73-51 win over Fredericktown (1-3, 0-1) on Dec. 15 and AJ Brehm was to lead the charge in a KMAC victory.

After starting off the season 0-3, the Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team (3-3, 1-0) bounced back with three straight wins including their first KMAC win coming against Fredericktown (3-2, 1-1).

The Cardington-Lincoln boys’ basketball team has proven to be heavy hitters right from the start, knocking off East Knox (0-3, 0-1) and Elgin in blowout fashion to start the season 2-0, and 1-0 in KMAC play.

The Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team is coming off an 11-11 season where were second in the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference at 8-4, and Coach Kevin Fitzpatrick sees the team competing for the top spot in the conference this winter

The Cardington-Lincoln girls’ basketball team started off the season 0-3, but the season is young and Coach Kevin Fitzpatrick hopes the Pirates can iron things out to get into the winning column.

The Cardington-Lincoln volleyball team is coming off successful season where the Pirates went 22-4 and 12-0 in KMAC play, taking the district and KMAC titles.