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1 week ago |
kentucky.com | Jared Peck
Lexington Sporting Club announced an agreement with some of the city’s boys high school soccer stakeholders on Tuesday that appears to resolve a dispute festering between the parties since last summer.
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1 week ago |
kentucky.com | Jared Peck
After nearly three decades as a teacher and football coach at Bardstown, David Clark stepped away from the game in the wake of one of the most successful stretches of his career. Two seasons prior, Clark led the Tigers to the fifth district title of his 17-year tenure as head coach, finished the regular season undefeated for the second year in a row and went on to win a region championship before falling to Christian Academy-Louisville in the 2022 Class 3A state finals.
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2 weeks ago |
kentucky.com | Jared Peck
The Herald-Leader is proud to announce its 2025 All-State Boys Basketball Teams as voted on by high school coaches across the commonwealth. Great Crossing’s Malachi Moreno, the 6-foot-11 Kentucky signee who helped the Warhawks claim the Boys’ Sweet 16 state championship last month, tops our All-State list as Herald-Leader Boys Player of the Year. Moreno garnered 116 player of the year votes and appeared on all 130 ballots submitted by the state’s boys high school coaches.
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2 weeks ago |
kentucky.com | Jared Peck
The Herald-Leader is proud to announce its 2025 All-State Girls Basketball Teams as voted on by high school coaches across the commonwealth. Sacred Heart’s ZaKiyah Johnson, a 6-foot forward signed with Louisiana State and recently honored as this year’s Miss Kentucky Basketball, tops our All-State list as Herald-Leader Girls Player of the Year for the fourth consecutive season.
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3 weeks ago |
kentucky.com | Jared Peck
The 2025 UK Healthcare Boys’ Basketball Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena ranked as one of the least attended boys state tournaments since the Kentucky High School Athletic Association began tracking crowds in 1938. Saturday night’s draw of 12,222 fans that saw Great Crossing defeat Bowling Green 71-61 brought the Sweet 16’s four-day total attendance to 88,386, the third smallest non-COVID-19 impacted total since the event moved exclusively to Rupp Arena in 1995.
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