Harlan County’s Jaylin Smith joins 1,000-Point Club
Congratulations go out to Harlan County’s Jaylin Smith, who recently joined the 1,000-point Club.
Jackets’ struggles continue during 75-58 loss to Adair County
Anthony Hibbard’s Williamsburg Yellow Jackets have hit a bump in the road, and it’s happened to come with only one week remaining in the regular […MORE]
Cardinals slow down Harlan, limit Green Dragons to lowest offensive output of the season during 57-39 win
Two contrasting styles went head to head during Saturday’s 13th Region heavyweight matchup between Harlan, and South Laurel. The Green Dragons, who were without one […MORE]
Reynolds scores 25 during Whitley County’s 86-77 win over Russell County
With his team playing its second contest in as many days, Whitley County coach Eric Swords didn’t expect to see his Colonels play at the […MORE]
Gilbert’s 25 points lead the way, Lady Generals defeat Harlan County, 80-52
Jackson County picked up a huge win on Saturday, handing Harlan County an 80-52 loss that also saw sophomore Abby Gilbert record her 1,000th career […MORE]
Jackson County’s Abby Gilbert joins 1,000-Point Club
Congratulations go out to Abby Gilbert, who recently joined the 1,000-point Club.
Lady Jaguars come up short against No. 9 Ryle, falling, 56-54
Eddie Mahan has challenged his team throughout the season with one of the top slates in the state.Just a day removed of defeating defending 13th […MORE]
Cov. Cath cruises past Clay County with 70-38 win
Clay County’s struggles continued on Saturday after dropping a 70-38 decision to No. 5 Covington Catholic. The Tigers (12-14) are now 2-5 during their last […MORE]
Engle’s 54-point scoring effort not enough during 90-87 Lynn Camp loss
Lynn Camp’s Micah Engle continues to show he’s one of the top players in the 13th Region, and state, after scoring 54 points during Saturday’s […MORE]
As the season dwindles away, so may Kentucky’s tournament hopes
This season has seen more than its share of tough losses. However, this latest loss may have been the toughest. Not because Georgia is the […MORE]