Blog Posts

Central tops Scott County in 11th Region final

6/3/2018

“There was a new focus over the summer,” Central coach Steve Roof said. “One Goal has been our (motto) all year. The goal is to win the day. Do the best you can and attack each day with a positive attitude. That’s really all we tried to do.” The Indians are one step closer to the ultimate goal.

Blue-haired baseballers upset 2-time defending champs

6/3/2018

Central Coach Steve Roof could not be happier to soon dye a blue mohawk into his hair.

The Indians' players all dyed a strip in the middle part of their hair blue — some thicker than others — as a team-bonding exercise during the preseason. Roof told his players that he'd put one in his own hair if Central made it to the state tournament.

Who needs snake oil? Serpent sacrifice propels Madison Central to finals.

6/2/2018

Central's "Rallysaurus" from two years ago survived extinction. The same could not be said for one of the two "rally snakes" in its dugout on Saturday. The Indians defeated Woodford County, 4-2, in the 11th Region semifinals at Woodford County Park.

Cox's Homer sends Indians into finals

6/2/2018

Jeremy Cox’s two-run homer in the sixth inning lifted Madison Central to a 4-2 win over the Yellow Jackets (25-7) on Saturday in the semifinals of the 11th Region Tournament.

With the win, the Indians advanced to the region championship game for the third time in the past five years.

One-hit wonder: Myers shines as Central tops Station, 3-0

5/28/2018

Madison Central coach Steve Roof had a hard time deciding who to send to the mound for a match-up with Bryan Station in the opening round of the 11th Region Tournament. He had plenty of options.

11th Region Baseball: Indians ready to make run at title

5/27/2018

The Indians didn't spend much time celebrating after they reclaimed the 44th District Tournament championship on Wednesday night at Don Richardson Field.

Central's Thomason, Ferris sign with EKU, Eden signs with

11/10/2017

In the past two seasons, Madison Central’s Trey Eden, Logan Thomason and Jacob Ferris have showcased their skills against the top players in the state. Next year, they will take their game to the next level. On Thursday, the Central seniors signed national letters of intent. Ferris and Thomason signed with Eastern Kentucky University, while Eden signed with Georgetown College.