Northern Kentucky schools will play a big role in a first-time ever, week-long free festival of student performances of Shakespeare plays in downtown Cincinnati beginning April 15.
Covington Catholic's run at back-to-back state titles came to an end on Saturday evening when they were unable to withstand a late run by Owensboro and lost 69-65 in overtime in the semifinals of t
Some teams win with athleticism, other teams win with size, but Covington Catholic wins with discipline and heart.
Covington Catholic picked up where they left off in Lexington, by easily taking care of Campbell County, 64-43, in the first round of the Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament at Rupp Aren
Calvary Christian baseball had fallen on hard times. After recording a winning season in 2011, some staff moved on from the school, leaving the program bare.
Holy Cross became the first Northern Kentucky girls basketball team ever to become state champions when they beat Allen County-Scottsville, 35-32, in the KHSAA Girls title game in Bowling Green.
Holy Cross punched its ticket to the championship game of the KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 after keeping (Louisville) Male at bay in the semifinals, 47-37.
Holy Cross toppled the top-ranked team in the state, Elizabethtown, 41-40, in the quarterfinals of the KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 in dramatic fashion as Deja Turner hit a go-ahead runner with two seconds
The Simon Kenton girls basketball team fell to Graves County in the first round of the Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 Tournament at the E.A.
Holy Cross efficiently moved past Bell County in the first round of the KHSAA Girls Sweet 16 Tournament in Bowling Green, 51-
As far as rivalries in Northern Kentucky go, it doesn't get better than Covington Catholic and Holmes basketball.
Coming into the season, Campbell County was the overwhelming favorite to repeat as regional champion and represent the 10th Region at Rupp Arena in late March.
The stage was set for a classic.
Scott 54, Harrison County 53
Newport was one made free-throw away from pulling off the second huge upset of the 9th Region tournament, but instead Covington Catholic held on in overtime to win, 57-49.
