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Kentucky’s Wan’Dale Robinson has been named to the Paul Hornung Award Watch List for the third consecutive year.
In its first year of existence, the Frankfort American Legion Post 7 baseball team finished the summer with a winning record.
LEXINGTON — Mark Stoops expressed his excitement about the upcoming season during Southeastern Conference Media Days last week and echoed the same sentiment during the annual Kickoff Luncheon at the Woodford Reserve Room at Kroger Field on Wednesday.
The Western Hills High School Dance Team is hosting Kiddie Camp 8-11 a.m. Aug. 2-4 at the WHHS gymnasium. The camp is open to children in grades pre-K through eighth. Doors open at 7:30 a.m.
Lane Colston has had plenty of big wins in the sport of reining, but his biggest came this summer at the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Derby in Oklahoma City.
Richard Greenwell and Jeffery Parker, who graduated from Western Hills in May, recently signed to wrestle at Midway University.
Savannah Salchli and Jackson Whitaker were the overall winners of the Chenault & Hoge Junior City Championship for golf, which was played Friday at Juniper Hill.
Seven Western Hills players and four Franklin County players were named to all-academic teams by the Kentucky Softball Coaches Association.
Western Hills’ Maddie Muller was entered in four events at last week’s Class 2A KHSAA State Track & Field Championships, and she came home with four medals.
LEXINGTON — This year, because of COVID and restrictions, has been a tough one for a lot of people, but Franklin County junior Jaden Oldham will remember it fondly.
The Western Hills High School Basketball Camp will be June 19 from 9 a.m.-noon at WHHS.
Several local athletes have earned berths in the Class 2A KHSAA State Track & Field Championships Friday at the University of Kentucky.
Laila Jackson won a state championship, and JT Jackson and Judah Gambino were runners-up at the KTCCCA Elementary Track & Field Championships May 29 at North Oldham High School.
Editor's Note: This story was updated at 11:45 a.m. June 3 to correct the date of the Class 2A state meet.
Wan’Dale Robinson is a hometown hero, and soon everyone coming to Frankfort will know that.
Editor's Note: This story was updated at 10 p.m. June 1 with the names of Western Hills' seniors.
Franklin County's Peyton Sutton won't be playing softball in college. With plans to go into the medical field, she'll be focusing on academics.
Franklin County’s girls team and Western Hills’ boys team were the winners of the County Championships in track and field Tuesday at WHHS.
The 41st District baseball and softball tournaments will be played next week. Both tournaments are at Franklin County, and both begin on Monday.
Regular-season 41st District softball ended Thursday with Western Hills defeating Frankfort 9-1 at WHHS.
Franklin County softball coach Tracy Spickard lamented her team’s lack of focus in its 17-4 loss at Western Hills on April 20.
Frankfort and Western Hills both have players seeded in the top eight for the Region 11 girls tennis tournament, which starts Monday at Top Seed in Lexington.
In a challenging college basketball season, the Northwest Florida State College’s women’s team reached the ultimate goal.
Just how good could Nebraska transfer Wan’Dale Robinson be for Kentucky next season?
The Bondurant Middle School track and field team is holding a fundraiser, Walk/Runathon, Saturday at the Western Hills track.
Western Hills’ girls tennis team defeated Tates Creek 4-0 Monday in Lexington.
Trent Rutledge came up big Saturday in a game that meant a lot to the Western Hills baseball team.
Western Hills' girls tennis team defeated Frankfort 3-2 Friday at WHHS.
Western Hills' baseball team used another big seventh inning to win a district game Saturday.
Western Hills’ boys and girls track teams both placed fourth at the Mercer County all-comers meet Tuesday, and the Frankfort girls team was fifth.
Editor's Note: This story was updated at 3 p.m. April 29 with Wednesday's game being rescheduled for Saturday.
Like most sports, archery had a tough go of it this season, but two area teams and two local individuals competed in the state tournament last weekend.
Western Hills' girls tennis team swept the doubles matches to defeat Scott County 3-2 Thursday at Scott County.
Editor's Note: This story was updated at 3 p.m. April 23 to include each team's hits and who pitched for each team.
Western Hills’ boys and girls track teams won the North Central Kentucky Track Championships Tuesday at Henry County.
Editor's Note: This story was updated at 12:30 p.m. April 21 with the rescheduling of the next game between Frankfort and Western Hills.
When Western Hills’ softball team won Tuesday, what meant the most to coach Brian Redmon was the district race.
Western Hills’ girls tennis team defeated Franklin County 5-1 Thursday at WHHS.
Western Hills’ softball team made its move in the middle innings, and the Lady Wolverines defeated Frankfort 9-0 Thursday at State Stadium’s Paul Weddle Field.
Franklin County’s Bryce Tucker won both the 100- and 200-meter dashes at the Mercer County all-comers track and field meet Tuesday.
Franklin County’s girls tennis team defeated Madison Southern 4-1 Monday at the FCHS courts.
LEXINGTON — As Kentucky enters its final week of spring workouts, Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops has been pleased with his team’s progress learning and adapting to a new offensive scheme.
Western Hills’ softball team scored a run in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie South Oldham and added another run in the 10th inning to win 7-6 Wednesday at WHHS.
Western Hills’ Sierra Weber and McKenna Briscoe both went 3-for-3 at the plate and pitcher Addi Watson struck out 11 as the Lady Wolverine softball team defeated Spencer County 12-2 Tuesday at WHHS.
Western Hills’ softball team went 3-1 as the season opened last week. That included a 3-0 record in the Jerry Puckett Cardinals Showcase over the weekend at George Rogers Clark.
The Franklin County and Western Hills swim teams competed in a quad meet March 27 with the Christian Academy of Louisville and host South Oldham.
Former Western Hills star Connie Goins — Kentucky’s Miss Basketball 1982 — will finally be inducted into the Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame.
Western Hills’ wrestling season ended Saturday at the semi-state meet in Ryle.
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