VIDEO – Georgia Holeman On Being Ready When Her Number Is Called
When two Crittenden County starters picked up early foul trouble in its region tournament opener with Union County on Tuesday, Georgia Holeman was one of the Lady Rockets called upon to stem the Bravette tide. While Holeman
VIDEO – Lazarie Daniel Gives Her Region Win Summary
Lazarie Daniel’s 15-point, 10-rebound night went a long way in Christian County’s 70-51 opening-round win over Madisonville in the region tournament on Tuesday. Daniel recounted the Lady Colonel win and looks ahead to the semifinals in this
Hopkinsville High Shuts Down Softball Program for 2025 Season
It is becoming, sadly, an increasing trend across the state, especially in girls’ high school sports. A second girls’ high school sports program in the area has shut down due to not having enough players to field
Madisonville Unveils Star-Studded Lineup For 4th Fest
The City of Madisonville has unveiled the lineup for the 4th Fest and Praise in the Park, set to take place at Madisonville City Park from July 4th to July 6th.
Clara Strack Named SEC Defensive Player of the Year
Her coach had been openly campaigning for her to be recognized as one of the best players in the Southeastern Conference and Tuesday Kentucky sophomore Clara Strack got that recognition. She was named SEC Defensive Player of
Hopkinsville Sets New School Records at State Class AA Indoors
The Hopkinsville Tigers and Lady Tigers picked up a trio of Top 10 finishes Tuesday at KHSAA Class AA Indoor Track & Field championships in Louisville. For the Lady Tigers, Lauren Mayes finished 7th in the 3200m.
Georgia Amoore Named SEC Newcomer of the Year
Georgia Amoore had a historic four-year career at Virginia Tech playing for coach Kenny Brooks that included winning an ACC regular-season championship and advancing to the Final Four. Still, when the 5-6 point guard followed Brooks to
LSU Coach Praises Fantastic Performance By UK (W/ Photos)
LSU coach Matt McMahon not surprisingly was disappointed with his team’s overall play in Tuesday’s 95-64 loss at Kentucky. The Tigers’ defense was overwhelmed by UK and LSU had no offensive flow in the first half. However,
Mark Pope Enjoyed Relationships Built By New Players This Year
Mark Pope knows players that played their final game in Rupp Arena might miss him next season. But he knows they will miss another Pope even more. “I have (my wife) Lee Anne. Lee Anne actually can
Feel Good Win Was Exactly What Cats Needed
The only numbers that really mattered Tuesday night were that Kentucky beat LSU 95-64 to raise its Southeastern Conference record to 9-8 and enhance its chances of not having to play on the opening day of the