Russell County freshman Will Coffey participated in the regional cross country meet this past Saturday, finishing 5th as an individual. With the 5th place finish, Coffey qualified for state competition this coming Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
The Russell County Middle School Laker Basketball teams opened their season with a sweep over Hart County at home last night. 6th grade won 33-29. 7th grade won 42-36. 8th grade won 53-22. The teams will be back in action next Monday, hosting Clinton... Read More.
by LARRY VAUGHT Kentucky is trying to win at least a share of a ninth consecutive SEC volleyball title and coach Craig Skinner’s team has known a showdown with Texas has been coming. It will be a battle not only of the two best... Read More.
The Laker Football team fell at home to Lincoln County Friday night by a score of 35-12. That was the final district game of the regular season. With the loss, the Lakers finish fourth in the district. That means the Lakers will travel to... Read More.
By LARRY VAUGHT The first time Greg Williams, the father of Kentucky freshman Kam Williams, saw Mo Dioubate at a UK summer camp he knew who the team’s leader was going to be. “There was just something about the way he carried himself. He... Read More.
The Laker Football team will host Lincoln County in its final district matchup of the season tonight at Finley Field. Kickoff for tonight's matchup between the Lakers and Patriots is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. The Lakers enter with an 0-2 mark in district play.... Read More.
by LARRY VAUGHT Kenny Brooks has made it clear his goal at Kentucky is to win a national championship, something the UK women’s basketball program has never done. “I did make that statement. That's why I came here. I wanted an opportunity to compete... Read More.
The Lady Laker Volleyball team saw its season come to an end last night, as the Lady Lakers fell to Monroe County in the 16th District Tournament. The Lady Lakers fell 3 sets to 1 to the Lady Falcons, who will take on Clinton... Read More.
by LARRY VAUGHT He might not be Koby Brea, who shot 43.5 percent from 3-point range last season for Kentucky, but sophomore Trent Noah continues to draw praise for the way he’s shooting from long range for coach Mark Pope. “He’s a vet that... Read More.