Kal Oakes

From two quarterbacks that successfully threw it all over Cardinal Stadium to one who ran relentlessly on a wounded knee Friday night, Scott County’s defense has seen it all lately.With

Getting close to the mountaintop in NAIA football is one accomplishment. Staying there without a stumble, then completing the climb to the summit, probably is exponentially tougher.

Scott County Middle School punctuated a phenomenal archery season with a runner-up finish out of 138 schools at the Kentucky NASP state championships in Louisville.

FRANKFORT — Flaunting its bleach-blond hair and a classic case of short-term memory loss — and we trust the two are not linked by some bizarre side effect — Great

Opening day baseball weather is unpredictable, but one detail is historically consistent: Great Crossing making its home opener an event to remember.

LEXINGTON — It’s hard to pitch a perfect game on the basketball court. Even more difficult in the playoffs, where defense is an overriding point of emphasis and after all

The final scheduled basketball game at 1080 Cardinal Drive ended the way hundreds of others concluded over the past quarter of a century, with hoots, hollers, hugs and hand slaps

FRANKFORT — Scott County rode the shoulders of Allison Mosby and Belle Banner early, relied on Kierstin Young late, and leaned on the senior leadership of Maleiyah Moore and energy

Miracles didn’t cease Saturday in the soon-to-be repurposed Scott County High School gymnasium.

Scott County boys’ basketball turned back the clock, awakened a dormant tradition and sent shock waves around the state Wednesday night.