Tim Short Auto Mall Week One ”Player of the Week”
Tim Short Auto Mall Week One Player of the Week Steven Partin, Knox Central High School Partin carried the ball 14 times for 250 yards […MORE]
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Mondo Cima Re/Max on Main Week One “Quarterback of the Week”
Mondo Cima Re/Max on Main Week One Quarterback of the Week Tucker Warren, North Laurel High School Warren passed for 129 yards and two touchdowns […MORE]
Pepsi of Corbin Week One ”Wide Receiver of the Week”
Pepsi of Corbin Week One Wide Receiver of the Week Tyson Wagers, Clay County High School Wagers had 10 receptions that went for 146 yards […MORE]
Pepsi of Corbin Week One ”Defensive Player of the Week”
Pepsi of Corbin Week One Defensive Player of the Week Clay Morris, North Laurel High School Morris recorded 17 tackles with 12 of those turning […MORE]
Martin’s Sports Apparel Week One “Team of the Week”
Martin’s Sports Apparel Week One Team of the Week Corbin Redhounds Corbin fell behind 13-0 before rallying to beat defending Class A champion Pikeville, 24-19.
STREAK IS OVER: North Laurel snaps Corbin’s 49-game win streak against 13th Region teams with three-set shutout
The streak is over. After winning 49 consecutive games against regional opponents, Corbin saw its streak come to an end, falling to red-hot North Laurel […MORE]
Lady Colonels soccer lose a 3-2 heartbreaker to Perry Central
The Whitley County Lady Colonels had hopes of making some noise in this week’s Class 2A, Section 7 Tournament, but a late goal by Perry […MORE]
RED-HOT COLONELS: Sawyers scores four goals, Parra adds three during Whitley County’s 9-0 win
Whitley County’s Matthew Sawyers continues to produce along with teammate Johnny Parra as the Colonels won their third game in a row with a 9-0 […MORE]
Lady Jaguars soccer remains unbeaten with 3-2 win over Danville
North Laurel made a road trip on Monday and managed to come away with a hard fought, 3/2, win over Danville to improve to 2-0. […MORE]
5 True Freshmen Who Could Impact Kentucky Football This Fall
Mark Stoops, traditionally, does not rely heavily on true freshmen. The Kentucky head coach is known to make good usage of red-shirts and develop players […MORE]