If the best boys Class 2A track and field program in Kentucky is what you seek, Covington Catholic High School at 1600 Dixie Highway in Park Hills is the place to go. Friday’s state meet at the University of Kentucky was the latest example. CovCath won its second straight outdoor team title over Bourbon County, […]
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Dixie Heights’ Ari Carter: part of a discus dynasty
Ari Carter didn’t have much of a choice, really. Dixie Heights’ sophomore goes for her second consecutive girls Class 3A discus state title Saturday at the University of Kentucky. It’s an option she enjoys. “I’ve been throwing since eighth grade,” Carter said. A win in Lexington would be Carter’s third consecutive state trophy; she took […]
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Who won track and field titles from NKY in the Class A state meet?
In a meet that is typically littered with Northern Kentucky student-athletes, Thursday was no different at the KHSAA Class A state track and field meet at University of Kentucky’s Outdoor Track and Field facility. On the team side of things, Bishop Brossart’s girls finished runner-up, Beechwood in third. St. Henry was sixth and Newport Central […]
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Covington Catholic 1st, Lloyd 3rd at Class 2A, Region 4 track and field meet
The Covington Catholic and Lloyd Memorial boys’ track and field teams had solid days on Wednesday at the Class 2A, Region 4 track and field meet at Bourbon County. The Colonels won yet another region title while the Juggernauts came in third. Covington Catholic recorded 177 points in the meet Bourbon County in second with […]
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Doubly delightful: Dixie Heights wins Class 3A boys and girls regional team trophies
It was a Dixie Delight. Dixie Heights celebrated something Wednesday that doesn’t happen a lot – the Colonels swept the boys and girls track and field team titles at the Class 3A, Region 5 meet at Scott High School. The boys had the easier time, a 134.5-85 win over Cooper, while the girls hung on for a […]
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Brossart sweeps regional track and field team titles
Tuesday’s storms wiped out high school regional track meets in Louisville, Somerset, Prestonsburg and Murray. The weather didn’t affect Bishop Brossart at the Class A, Region 4 meet at Mustang Athletic Complex. The Mustang girls defeated St. Henry, 176-84, while the boys beat Beechwood, 150-95. Brossart girls coach Dave Schuh will complete his 46th season at […]
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Villa Madonna takes NKAC Division III team titles – again
When it comes to Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Division III track and field, things just don’t change. Tuesday’s meet at Ludlow Stadium was the latest example. For the ninth straight time, the Villa Madonna girls won the team title over Williamstown, 157-91, while the Viking boys had a tougher time winning their eighth straight, 129-107 over Bellevue. “They have been doing really […]
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CovCath’s Sheets wins Kentucky Dream Mile
While Kentucky was celebrating the fastest two minutes in sports with the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Covington Catholic’s Will Sheets was gearing up for Kentucky’s ‘Dream Mile’ a one-mile race for the fastest high school distance runners in the state. The Dream Mile is an annual showcase for the top 16 boys and girls runners […]
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Three from NKY named to KHSAA Student Advisory Group
Three of the sixteen student-athletes from across the state have been named members of the 2025-26 KHSAA Student Advisory Group hail from Northern Kentucky. Beechwood’s Owen McCormack, Scott’s Milyn Minor and Newport Central Catholic’s Alannah Kues were elected to the advisory group. The leaders will represent the KHSAA at the NFHS National Student Leadership Summit […]
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Whether rain or clear skies, weather was no problem for Notre Dame, Covington Catholic
At 8:12 p.m. Tuesday, Covington Catholic athletic director Tony Bacigalupo received a vigorous round of applause. The reason: he announced that the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Division I track meet would resume after a little more than 90 minutes of weather delays. Notre Dame and CovCath were maybe the most grateful because the Pandas and […]
