Some top girls sprinters met expectations, some exceeded them and others found that state-meet pressure can be unforgiving as the spring track season came to a close.

Marshall signee Brianna Wilkins banked in the winning basket at the buzzer as Kentucky edged Indiana, 59-57, in the opening game of the annual Kentucky-Indiana All-Star series.

Trinity reached the Kentucky baseball state semifinals with two shutout victories, while Boyd County continued its unexpected postseason surge.

More and more teams around the country are finishing up on the diamond.

Three years after preaching patience with a young roster, coach Rocco Addesa watched his North Hardin squad prove they belonged among Kentucky softball's best.

Coach Kelly Reynolds says a renewed focus on the mental side of the game has helped South Warren navigate pressure-filled postseason moments, while remaining undefeated into the Kentucky softball state semifinals.

Lake Creek lays its claim to being the national champion.

Regional play eliminated five Power 7 teams, leaving South Warren and Bullitt East as the final representatives heading into the state tournament.

After edging St. Xavier in the Seventh Region final, Trinity enters the Kentucky high school baseball state tournament as the clear favorite.

Plenty of shakeup as four new teams join the rankings.

State tournament spots will be finalized this week as South Warren, Mercy Academy, Bullitt East and others begin regional play.

Ballard’s elimination reinforced changes to the rankings, but St. Xavier responded with dominant postseason victories to reopen the conversation.

Male’s Nehemiah Kiser edged Cooper’s Paul Van Laningham in a thrilling boys 800 while Frederick Douglass star Kaden John delivered one of the meet’s top performances.

From the girls 100 meters to a crowded boys discus field, Saturday’s Class 3A championships could deliver some of the week’s top performances

Burnout, pressure and transfers fueling Kentucky football coaching exits.

Unbeaten South Warren enters the playoffs as the overwhelming state favorite, while Mercy, Bullitt East, Daviess County and Ballard battle to separate themselves from the pack.

With nationally ranked Trinity-Louisville leading a stacked field, the Seventh Region again features many of Kentucky’s top baseball programs.

Trinity remains untouchable, but postseason questions surround St. Xavier, Male and Ballard as challengers emerge.

From Kentucky’s record-setting trio to rising stars in Tennessee, Ohio and Indiana, the region has produced one of the nation’s deepest crops of girls sprinters.

Trinity, Male lead Seventh Region while South Oldham pushes for breakthrough.

Hartlage, Howard and Svidal headline standout long and triple jump season.

South Warren stays dominant while Mercy, Daviess County and others battle for position.

The Lady Spartans’ leaders share hitting, pitching and mindset behind 32-0 start.

Multiple retirements and departures signal major offseason turnover across Bluegrass programs.