Jake Adams
Assistant Sports Editor at The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
Just a man with an anxious dog, grumpy cat and Yinzer fiancee. Sports editor: @BeSportsTeam Previously: @sports_cj, @MadisonSport, @Clink_Sports. He/him.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
butlereagle.com | Jake Adams |Rob McGraw
Sports Moniteau’s new football coach will be a familiar name. Former Warriors quarterback and recent assistant and junior high coach Clay Kohlmeyer is expected to be approved Monday night during the next Moniteau School Board meeting as the varsity football team’s next head coach. Kohlmeyer will replace Bob Rottman, who stepped down Nov. 4 after six seasons after 9-48 with a District 9 Class 2A semifinal appearance his first year.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
butlereagle.com | Jake Adams |Kyle Prudhomme |Ed Thompson |Holly Mead
Sports The graduation of two of the best players to come through Butler County in recent years — North Catholic’s Alayna Rocco, now at Harvard, and Moniteau’s Catherine Kelly, now at Thiel — has left an opening. Which players will step up this season as must-see talent when PIAA girls basketball games begin Friday?
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Nov 25, 2024 |
butlereagle.com | Jake Adams |Kyle Prudhomme
It’s a year of new for Butler County girls basketball teams. A few new coaches. A new start for the regular season (Friday, two weeks earlier than it’s been in years). Some new sections or opponents for WPIAL teams. But there is still plenty fans will be familiar with. Mark Maier and Amelia McMichael (West Chester) are back, trying to lead Butler to a fifth playoff berth in eight years. And Steve Andreassi and a talented Karns City team are looking to three-peat in District 9.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
butlereagle.com | Jake Adams |Rob McGraw |Holly Mead
There are nearly a dozen Butler County football players who have committed to play college football or have received offers to play at the next level. The top recruit in the area is North Catholic’s Brady O’Hara, a three-star tight end expected to convert to offensive tackle when he gets to Penn State next year. But there are many others looking to compete at the Division I, II or III level.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
butlereagle.com | Jake Adams |Justin Guido
Eric Solverson struggled to put what he had seen into words. North Catholic’s quest for the school’s first WPIAL tennis team championship of any kind fell on the shoulders of a freshman as everyone around watched. That freshman was Evelyn Marche, the Trojanettes’ No. 3 Singles player.
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