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ATLANTA — The Kentucky State University women’s basketball team was picked to finish first in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference’s West Division in a vote by conference coaches and sports information directors, the league announced Wednesday.
ATLANTA — The Kentucky State University men’s basketball team was picked to finish fourth out of seven teams in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference’s West Division in a vote by the conference’s coaches and sports information directors.
Western Hills’ volleyball team took the win over Frankfort Tuesday, but both coaches came away feeling good about their teams.
LEXINGTON — Kentucky was picked to win the Southeastern Conference on Tuesday in a poll conducted by the league’s media members.
Franklin County senior Makena Gillion finished seventh in the girls varsity race at the Fast Cats Classic cross country meet Saturday in Owensboro.
Both Western Hills cross country teams finished second at the Rebellion Classic Saturday in Louisville at Vettiner Park.
Frankfort’s boys soccer team knew what it was going to face in the first round of the 11th Region Tournament, taking on No. 8 Tates Creek Monday at Tates Creek.
The season ended sooner than Franklin County’s girls soccer team wanted.
LEXINGTON — Mark Stoops is finished celebrating the end of a three-game losing streak, and the Kentucky coach has shifted his attention to 10th-ranked Georgia.
The 11th Region boys and girls soccer tournaments begin Monday with district winners hosting district runners-up in the first round.
Kentucky State’s football team had already made history this season with wins over two NCAA Division I teams.
Western Hills’ football team saw its 17-point halftime lead disappear in the second half, but the Wolverines didn’t let the win slip away.
The Eminence High School football team came into the district opener with Frankfort High averaging 44 points a game.
Next week is the final week of the regular season for volleyball, and it brings Western Hills coach Kristi Buffenmyer closer to retirement.
LEXINGTON — Kentucky coach Mark Stoops doesn’t label games in terms of importance, but tonight’s contest against Arkansas could set the tone for the rest of the season.Â
Kentucky’s backcourt is getting a lot of national attention with the return of Ashton Hagans, last year’s SEC Defensive Player of the Year, and the arrival of freshman Tyrese Maxey, who is already being projected as a 2021 NBA lottery pick.
Franklin County’s girls soccer team had four big goals at the start of the season.
Just seconds away from a district tournament championship, Frankfort's boys soccer team lost to Great Crossing in a penalty kick shootout Thursday at Sower Soccer Complex.
It was about a year ago that Chris Roberts had a decision to make.
The previous five meetings between the Frankfort and Franklin County boys soccer teams had been decided by one goal, with two going to shootouts and one to double overtime.
Western Hills’ girls soccer season ended in heartbreaking fashion, with Great Crossing winning 3-2 in a match that went to a shootout.
With the new qualifications for the state golf tournament, the winning team in each region plus the players with the top seven scores not on that team advance to state.
Western Hills’ volleyball team defeated Shelby County 3-0 (25-12, 25-15, 25-16) Tuesday in Shelbyville.
The second annual Greenskeeper’s Revenge will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Juniper Hill Golf Course. Â
For about 78 minutes, Western Hills’ boys soccer team was on even terms with Great Crossing.
Frankfort’s girls soccer team knew what to expect from Franklin County Tuesday in the first round of the 41st District Tournament at Sower Soccer Complex.
Jett Bradley and Josh Downey were the top finishers for Western Hills at the Greater Louisville Classic cross country meet Saturday at Tom Sawyer Park.
The honors keep coming for Nebraska wide receiver/running back Wan’Dale Robinson, the former Western Hills great.
Wet field conditions at Sower Soccer Complex have forced a schedule change for the 41st District Tournament.
ATLANTA — Kentucky State University redshirt junior Brett Sylve rushed for a season-high 148 yards with a pair of touchdowns, but Morehouse scored 17 points in the final six minutes to send the KSU football team to the 33-24 loss Saturday in Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action.
Mercer County's football team used a big second quarter to take control against Western Hills Friday in Harrodsburg.
Franklin County’s football team has been on a roll, building a 6-0 record going into Friday’s game against North Oldham.
LEXINGTON — Immanuel Quickley has changed and that transformation has been evident during preseason workouts.
He was not highly recruited but never doubted that he could find success playing football at Kentucky.
Frankfort’s boys soccer team defeated Owen County 7-0 Thursday at Sower Soccer Complex in its regular-season finale.
Shawnee’s football team came into Thursday’s game against Frankfort with no wins and no points scored.
LEXINGTON — Nate Sestina likes to talk and John Calipari doesn’t mind having another voice on the court.
Franklin County's football team is hosting Youth Appreciation Night Friday prior to the Flyers' game against North Oldham at Benny Watkins Field.
Western Hills’ girls soccer team closed out the regular season with a 6-2 loss at Mercer County Wednesday.
Frankfort’s girls soccer team played Taylor County to a 1-1 tie Wednesday at Sower Soccer Complex.
Frankfort’s Delano Craig leads the Panther soccer team on defense and in minutes played, and he’s been selected as the Traditional Bank Athlete of the Week.
Mark Yates has had plenty of experience bowling 300 games.
Franklin County has a new celebrity on its tax rolls.
Great Crossing’s boys soccer team defeated Franklin County 3-0 Tuesday at Sower Soccer Complex.
Frankfort’s boys soccer team lost to George Rogers Clark 4-2 Tuesday in Winchester.
The second match between the Frankfort and Franklin County volleyball teams Tuesday was much like the first.
LEXINGTON — Not much sleep, a lot of nerves.
Franklin County junior Jordan Harris led the local players in the girls Ninth Region golf tournament Monday at Keene Run in Nicholasville.
Frankfort’s home football game this week against Shawnee will be played Thursday at Sower Field.
Western Hills’ Griffin Staude won the boys varsity race at the Berea Invitational cross country meet Saturday.
Franklin County’s Makena Gillion was second in the girls varsity race at the Hillbilly Run cross country meet in Bardstown Saturday.
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