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High school football's second week in Northern Kentucky saw RCN's Jason Finnell at the Newport Central Catholic-Holy Cross game and he has a full report below while RCN photographer Brian Frey was
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High school football returned to Kentucky on Friday evening. RCN's Jason Finnell was at the Ludlow-Carroll Co.
Erlanger-Elsmere Independent Schools Superintendent Chad Molley said this week that students in the district will not compete or practice in high-contact sports this fall "until we can do so respon
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) voted unanimously on Friday to send a letter to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) board of control urging a consideration of alternative op
From the Kentucky Department of Education:
Ryle senior Maddie Scherr is Miss Kentucky Basketball 2020.
Newport Central Catholic High School named a 2013 graduate its new cheerleading coach.
Samantha Kroger was a cheerleader for the Thoroughbreds and the University of Cincinnati.
Beau Menefee was named head coach of the girls basketball team at Newport High School.
The Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame announced the four high school winners of its $1,000 scholarships for 2020.
Stadium and field lights will illuminate on Monday evening in honor of senior spring athletes within the Kenton County School District.
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The Ryle Raiders girls basketball team punched their ticket to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA)/Mingua Beef Jerkey Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
Editor's note: Following publication of this information provided by organizers, RCN was notified of errors in the bio information provided and asked to remove the bio
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It took more than a decade, but the 2009 Holmes High School basketball team will finally have a sign in Covington denoting its state championship that year.
State basketball champions from Holy Cross and Holmes are being honored in January.
Newport High School's Kaleal Davis, a standout quarterback and defensive back who led the Wildcats to the playoffs, accepted a scholarship to play football at NCAA Division I Indiana State.
