Not only will Covington Catholic be tasked with having to replace 21 seniors from last year’s team, but some great leadership that came with it. A handful of those guys are playing next level football, but the Colonels are turning the page to a new year, one that brings a lot of excitement in coming […]
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Four downs with Cooper
The seed has been planted. After getting a taste of a potential state championship last season, Cooper has their sights set on a return trip to the 5A state championship game and this time bringing the hardware home. Pretty much all the pieces are there. They have a next-level quarterback surrounded by explosive skill players […]
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Four downs with Newport Central Catholic
Five straight postseason quarterfinal appearances is an impressive feat for any program in the state, but for a program like Newport Central Catholic, they yearn for more. It’s a program with five state championships, but the last one came in 2012. Since that timeframe, they’ve reached the state championship game three times, semifinals four times […]
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Baioni steps down at Highlands
With as much success on the football field and basketball court, baseball was often an afterthought at Highlands High School. Jeremy Baioni helped change that narrative. Not that the Bluebirds weren’t successful prior to Baioni’s tenure that started in 2009 with six region championships (including two when Baioni played in 1996 and ’97) from 1959-97, […]
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St. Henry prepares for varsity football, builds foundation for success
St. Henry High School is preparing for their junior varsity and freshman football seasons in 2024, with nearly 50 players out for practice and a mix of experienced and first-year coaches leading the way.
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Highlands takes down Ortho Cincy Invitational
The first three weeks of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association golf season goes by in a blur. Once those three weeks pass, the season is more than halfway over for a lot of teams around the state. Tournaments are played daily, often four to five times a week for participating schools before school starts. […]
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Four downs with Beechwood
Beechwood football is focusing on running the ball and stopping the run to improve their chances of winning the Class 2A state championship, with a beefed up line and returning skill players.
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Four downs with Dixie Heights
Dixie Heights is expecting to continue their progress under Patrick Burke in year three of his tenure, with a physical running game and a challenging schedule to prepare them for the tough 6th District.
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Lloyd’s Sebastian the jack of all trades, but in the end just wants to win
His nickname is Petey. But you can call Lloyd Memorial’s Isaiah Sebastian the Swiss-army knife, jack of all trades, lockdown corner, a safety net, multi-positional, multi-sport athlete. The most important label of them all? A leader. “He’s the most humble, decorated player I’ve ever coached,” Juggernauts coach Kyle Niederman said. “When he says all he […]
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Four downs with Lloyd Memorial
Lloyd Memorial is entering the 2024 season with high expectations after two consecutive 10-win seasons, with a wide array of skill players returning and a strong coaching staff led by Kyle Niederman.