It’s that time of year again…WHS adding volleyball, renaming football field to honor former groundskeeper
Thanks to action by the Williamsburg Independent Board of Education last Thursday night, high school girls will have a new sport to play this fall and a former head groundskeeper is being honored with the football field being partially renamed in his honor.
In 2015, Cauz-N-Ruckus battled their way to a 42nd Annual Woodbine Rebels Softball Shootout championship.
Inaugural Whitley County Athletic HOF Inductees Announced
The following nine individuals, and one team, will be inducted this September as the inaugural class of the Whitley County Athletic Hall of Fame… […]
The Tri-County Sports Authority is gearing up for another exciting youth football season in 2017.
Local basketball teams head back into the gym for summer scrimmage tournaments
Now that high school spring sports have officially wrapped up it is time to begin thinking about what the next school year will have in store. The beginning of new football, volleyball, soccer, golf and cross country seasons are just on the horizon, but basketball is never far from the collective consciousness of sports fans in the state of Kentucky.
The 2017 News Journal All-County high school baseball and softball selections are as follows…
Senior Spotlight: 2017 Lynn Camp Baseball
The Lynn Camp Wildcats were not able to qualify for the 13th Region baseball tournament this year, but they were still able to finish with a winning record, including victories over region opponents Harlan, Bell County, Red Bird, Pineville, Oneida Baptist and Williamsburg.
There are no coverage area high school baseball or softball teams left standing after Monday’s first round games in the 2017 13th Region tournaments.
The week got off to a great start for the Corbin Lady Hounds softball team, defeating Williamsburg 9-0 in the first round of this year’s 50th District tournament, which was played at Corbin High School.