Wildcats pick up win No. 3 with 71-40 victory over Red Bird
CORBIN — Lynn Camp improved to 3-15 after picking up its third win over Red Bird this season on Thursday. The Wildcats caught fire in […MORE]
Cardinals pull away in the second half to pick 68-46 win over Williamsburg
WILLIAMSBURG — South Laurel held a 39-33 lead during the third quarter against upset-minded Williamsburg before finishing the game with a 29-13 run to pick […MORE]
Lady Cardinals hold fourth consecutive opponent under 35 points, hand Williamsburg 76-30 loss
WILLIAMSBURG — Today Windlan’s South Laurel Lady Cardinals captured their seventh consecutive win on Wednesday, rolling to an easy, 76-30, win over Williamsburg. The Lady […MORE]
Black Bears start atop the 13th Region Boys’ RPI ratings while Corbin moves up four spots
LEXINGTON — There are quite a few changes from last week’s 13th Region Boys’ RPI Ratings to the updated ratings on Wednesday.Harlan County (14-5 overall, […MORE]
Unbeaten North Laurel claims the top spot in 13th Region Girls’ RPI Ratings once again
LEXINGTON — The more things change, the more they stay the same.That’s the theme of the KHSAA 13th Region Girls’ RPI for this week.North Laurel […MORE]
Clay County forces 30 turnovers during 75-41 rout of Breathitt County
MANCHESTER — Clay County improved to 11-7 after placing three players in double figures during its, 75-41, win over Breathitt County on Monday. Madison Pendland […MORE]
Bobcats keep rolling, hand Harlan, 81-41, loss
PINEVILLE — Bell County captured its 11th win during its past 12 games with an 81-41 blowout win over Harlan. The Bobcats are now 14-4 […MORE]
Red-hot Redhounds remain perfect in 50th District play with win over Whitley County
WILLIAMSBURG — Connor Middleton and Ryder Akins put up the points while Eli Pietrowski manned the boards during Corbin’s 80-62 win over Whitley County on […MORE]
WORKING OVERTIME: No. 3 ranked Lady Jaguars put in extra work to remain perfect at 15-0
NICHOLASVILLE — North Laurel captured its second straight win over a top 15 opponent in the state by working overtime. The No. 3 ranked Lady […MORE]