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Silhouetted against Friday’s full moon, a Paris fan in an orange foam cowboy hat said it all.
The Franklin County and Western Hills girls golf teams had a match with Anderson County Wednesday at Juniper Hill, the same day that 2019 Anderson County graduate Jill Hurst died from injuries suffered in a car accident the week before.
Western Hills volleyball coach Kristi Buffenmyer has seen what Dig Pink volleyball events have done for breast cancer research and awareness.
The Western Hills boys soccer team played Mercer County to a 2-2 tie Saturday in Harrodsburg.
Western Hills’ girls soccer team lost to Great Crossing 3-2 Wednesday in Georgetown.
Western Hills came into Tuesday's volleyball match with Franklin County fresh off winning the Metcalfe County Slam Jam Tournament Saturday.
The Western Hills cross country team competed in the McGowan Invitational Saturday at Watkins Memorial High School in Pataskala, Ohio.
Western Hills' girls soccer team lost to Collins 2-1 Saturday morning in Shelbyville.
Western Hills' volleyball team went 5-0 at the Metcalfe County Slam Jam Tournament Saturday, winning the tournament for the second year in a row.
Western Hills' football team fell to Garrard County 46-19 Friday in Lancaster.
Thomas Nelson’s boys soccer team defeated Western Hills 3-2 Thursday at Sower Soccer Complex.
Western Hills’ volleyball team defeated Boyle County 3-0 (25-10, 25-11, 25-17) Thursday at WHHS.
Western Hills’ girls soccer team defeated Central 8-0 Wednesday at Sower Soccer Complex.
The score may not have been what the Western Hills volleyball team wanted, but the Lady Wolverines’ play was what coach Kristi Buffenmyer was looking for.
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Nebraska true freshman Wan'Dale Robinson had 131 all-purpose yards as the Huskers opened their season with a 35-21 win over South Alabama Saturday in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Madison Central won the team and individual titles Saturday at the Gene Hilen Invitational girls golf tournament at Juniper Hill.
Western Hills’ boys soccer team defeated Grayson County 3-1 Saturday at Sower Soccer Complex.
The game was delayed, started, stopped and started again.
Franklin County and Western Hills both have young football teams, but the Flyers’ youth has a little more varsity experience, and FCHS was able to ride that to a 55-6 win Friday at Benny Watkins Field.
Western Hills’ volleyball team improved to 5-4 with a 3-0 (25-22, 25-18, 25-18) win over Lexington Christian Thursday at Lapsley Cardwell Gymnasium.
The Franklin County-Western Hills football game is always an event, and the past three years it’s lived up to the hype.
Wan’Dale Robinson became a statewide sensation last season, earning Mr. Football honors and signing with the University of Nebraska after finishing his high school career at Western Hills.
Western Hills senior Brandon Webb had been in this position before, leading the Hilen Cup after the first round of competition.
Western Hills’ girls soccer team had plenty of opportunities in the first half.
The Franklin County and Western Hills boys golf teams are tied going into the final round of the Hilen Cup today at Juniper Hill.
A tie game at halftime gave way to a 6-1 win for Franklin County’s girls soccer team over Western Hills Monday in the Rotary Capital City Classic.
Western Hills graduate and Nebraska freshman Wan’Dale Robinson will start at wide receiver for the Huskers when they open their football season at home Saturday against South Alabama.
Western Hills' girls soccer team won its third game of the season Saturday, shutting out Spencer County 3-0 in Taylorsville.
Western Hills' football team got off to a tough start Saturday, falling behind 22-0 after the first quarter, and the Wolverines went on to lose to Taylor County 37-8 in the Forcht Bank Bowl at Campbellsville University.
Western Hills’ Griffin Staude won the St. Xavier Tiger Run cross country meet Saturday at Champions Park in Louisville, setting a school record with his time of 15 minutes, 50.24 seconds.
Western Hills’ boys soccer team had played two tough games in the Rotary Capital City Classic, losing 3-2 to Franklin County Thursday and 1-0 to Frankfort Friday.
Frankfort and Franklin County will meet tonight for the championship of the Rotary Capital City Classic boys soccer tournament at Sower Soccer Complex.
Several well-known runners return to the local cross country teams, which began their seasons this week.
The Frankfort High and Western Hills volleyball teams played home matches Thursday.
Franklin County’s boys soccer team only led once in Thursday’s Rotary Capital City Classic game with Western Hills, but it was when it counted.
Western Hills’ girls soccer team played Nelson County Wednesday in Bardstown and came away with a 0-0 tie.
Franklin County defeated East Jessamine 3-2 (25-19, 30-28, 22-25, 11-25, 15-10) Tuesday and followed that with a 3-1 loss (24-26, 25-23, 25-16, 25-11) to Lexington Christian Wednesday.
Heavy rain Tuesday forced the postponement of the first round of the Rotary Capital City Classic.
News that Nebraska freshman and former Western Hills High standout Wan’Dale Robinson won’t be charged with possession of marijuana after a citation this summer has been well received by people who know him.
Nebraska freshman and Western Hills graduate Wan'Dale Robinson won’t be charged with possession of marijuana, according to a report in the Lincoln (Nebraska) Journal Star.
Western Hills' girls soccer team defeated East Jessamine 3-0 Saturday in Nicholasville.
Since finishing his golf eligibility at Morehead State in May, Nick Wilkins hasn’t been able to play a lot of golf.
Two local volleyball coaches are in the early stages coaching their teams while another is beginning her 25th season at coach.
Western Hills’ girls soccer team won its season opener 11-1 Wednesday over Thomas Nelson in Bardstown.
Western Hills’ boys soccer team had the shots. The Wolverines just needed one more goal.
Numbers are good for all three local high school girls soccer teams.
Frankfort High is hosting its second Soccerama Saturday at the Panther Athletic Complex on Old Lawrenceburg Road.
The high school soccer season gets underway next week with all three local boys teams playing their openers on Tuesday.
Playing baseball with Bluegrass Express this summer didn’t leave Western Hills’ Brandon Webb much time for golf.
No one would have faulted Emilie Hill if her attention wandered a bit during the second round of the Juniper Hill Ladies Club Championship.
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