Campbell County's quest for a boys basketball state title ended in a tight game against Louisville Trinity at Rupp Arena in Lexington during the semifinals of the KHSAA Sweet 16.
The Campbell County Camels are now in the semifinals of the KHSAA Sweet 16 boys basketball state tournament.
Two Northern Kentucky teams advanced from the first round and will now face each other in the second after day one of the Kentucky boys basketball Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
Villa Madonna Academy announced Monday the hiring of a new head soccer coach for the boys' team.
Roger Lane will assume the role next season.
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Covington Catholic faced Beechwood for the third time this season, and won for the first time.
Northern Kentucky will send three teams to the storied KHSAA Sweet 16 boys basketball state tournament.
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It took overtime for Beechwood to topple Cooper, 47-43, in the semifinals of the 9th Region boys basketball tournament.
The Road to Rupp starts next week as high school basketball teams across Kentucky claw their way through regional tournaments for a shot at the Sweet Sixteen.
The Tom Ellis Athletic Memorial Foundation announced that it will again be hosting the Covington Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony and celebration for the seventh ye
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Three Northern Kentucky teams took the field on Friday night as the Kentucky high school football playoffs reached their semifinals.
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Five Northern Kentucky high school football teams took to the field on Friday night and three are moving on to the state semifinals in their respective classes.
The second round of the Kentucky high school football playoffs is in the books, and some Northern Kentucky teams are moving on, and others are packing up for the season.
Bishop Brossart and Scott brought home state titles in Kentucky girls cross country on Saturday.
Brossart won the Class 1A championship, while Scott was tops in Class 2A.
The first round of the Kentucky high school football playoffs is in the books. Some Northern Kentucky teams are moving on, and others are hanging it up until next year.
