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Dunbar Names New Boys' Basketball Coach
Posted 12:58 PM 5/22/2012
Dunbar has named Scott Chalk as its new boys' basketball coach.
Chalk is a 11th Region veteran. He coached the last nine seasons at Franklin County High School. Prior to that, he coached nine years at Frankfort High School.
Chalk will replace Justin Yeary, who stepped down after two (More)
Tates Creek Wins State Lacrosse Championship
5/18/2012
Area Athletes Make Strong Showing In State 1A Track And Field Championships
Posted 12:42 PM 5/18/2012
The The 2012 KHSAA State Track and Field Championships got started Thursday at Owsley Frazier Cardinal Park on the campus of the University of Louisville with the class 1A championships.
Several area athletes brought home state titles.
Danville's Kaitlin Snapp won the state (More)
Lafayette Softball Team Loses Star Pitcher
5/17/2012
Lexington Catholic No.1 In Baseball Yet Again, Lafayette In Top Five
Posted 12:23 PM 5/17/2012
Lexington Catholic will end the regular season on top of the Kentucky Baseball Coaches Association rankings.
Meanwhile, Lafayette jumped into the top five this week.
Catholic (28-7) dropped one game last week, a 7-6 loss to unranked Bishop-Brossart. But the Knights earned shutout (More)
Tates Creek To Take On North Oldham For State Lacrosse Championship
5/16/2012
Mercer High Jumper Vying For State Title Despite Broken Feet
Posted 1:37 PM 5/16/2012
Mercer County High School senior Tayler Lowe will attempt to win the class 2A state title in the high jump, despite suffering through the pain of stress fractures in both feet.
Lowe hobbled away from the Region 5 2A championship meet on crutches with a second place finish, having cleared (More)
Some Shuffling In The Latest Softball Rankings
5/15/2012
State Track And Tennis Championships This Weekend
Posted 11:05 AM 5/15/2012
The Kentucky High School Athletics Association will host two state championship events this coming weekend.
The 2012 KHSAA State Track and Field Championships kick off Thursday at Owsley Frazier Cardinal Park on the campus of the University of Louisville with class 1A boys' and (More)
