Tyler Thompson

2 days ago | dexterstatesman.com | Tyler Thompson

The 2025 high school baseball season continues to inch closer and closer to the finish line. But that simply is one step in the process, as the postseason serves as the second step in the quest for the ever-elusive district championship. Ranging from Class 1 to Class 5, the region is loaded with talent. Those teams in Butler County include Twin Rivers, Neelyville and Poplar Bluff. The Mules eye the Class 5 District 1 title.

1 week ago | on3.com | Tyler Thompson

Well, La Familia’s just going to have to beat The Ville at Freedom Hall again. The Ville, Louisville’s alumni team in The Basketball Tournament (TBT), was the first host team to sell 4,000 tickets, meaning they’ve secured home court advantage for the entire event. Should La Familia, Kentucky’s alumni team, win the Lexington Regional and The Ville win the Louisville Regional, the two teams would once again meet in Freedom Hall for the quarterfinals on July 29, a rematch of last summer’s showdown.

1 week ago | on3.com | Tyler Thompson

Skip to main contentIt’s official: Reece Potter is a Kentucky Wildcat. UK just announced that the 7’1″ center has signed with the program after two seasons at Miami. The Lexington native and former Lexington Catholic star committed to Kentucky on Monday and was a finalist for Mr. Kentucky Basketball and the 11th Region Player of the Year in 2023. He is the 13th member of next year’s team and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining.

1 week ago | on3.com | Tyler Thompson

Octavious Oxendine is taking his talents to the Canadian Football League. The former Kentucky defensive tackle has signed a deal with the Saskatchewan Roughriders after five years as a Wildcat. Oxendine won’t be the only former Cat on the Roughriders’ roster. Defensive lineman Micah Johnson, who played for Kentucky from 2006-09, is entering his 12th season in the CFL, fifth with the Roughriders.

1 week ago | on3.com | Tyler Thompson

Skip to main contentThis morning, the news broke that Kentucky vs. Louisville will take place on Tuesday, November 11, the second week of the college basketball season. If all goes well, Jayden Quaintance believes he will be ready to play in the rivalry game at the Yum Center. The 6’10” forward, whom Mark Pope calls a “hulking mass of physicality,” told Aaron Torres that his rehab from ACL surgery is on schedule, with a return to full contact by September.