Storms and a downed tree did not prevent Bishop Brossart from taking two Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Division II track and field team titles. In an event that began April 27 at St. Henry and was postponed until Monday at Holmes, the Mustangs completed their sweep. The girls beat Beechwood, 126-69, and the boys did […]
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2026 outdoor track and field preview: NKY well-represented (again)
It’s a verity as certain as daffodils, pansies and hyacinths blooming in April. The 2026 high school outdoor track season started some three weeks ago, and once again Northern Kentucky is well-represented in the ky.milesplit.com state all-class polls. Especially on the girls side. Simon Kenton is sixth, Cooper is seventh, Bishop Brossart is ninth, Dixie […]
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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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Brossart girls, Beechwood boys claim region track titles
Bishop Brossart’s girls track team won the Class A, Region 4 meet, beating defending state champion Beechwood by 16 points, while Beechwood’s boys team won the title with a slim margin over Brossart.
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Bishop Brossart sweeps NKAC Division II team titles
Bishop Brossart won the NKAC Division II all-relay meet, with the boys and girls teams both winning their respective divisions.
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NKY track and field: big schools seek to follow small schools’ lead
Class 2A and 3A athletes from Northern Kentucky are showing great potential on the ky.milesplit.com leaders list, with Conner senior Bella Vonlehman and Ryle senior Viktoriya Emelianova leading the way in the 400 and 100 dashes, respectively, and Dixie Heights senior Ben Mwamba leading the long jump.