Area Sports
Another step forward for coach Don Irvine
Spencer Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Basketball coach Don Irvine has been an interesting one to say the least. But one thing’s for sure, as long as the game of basketball is still being played, he is sure to be found on the court. After spending a year with the Danville Admiral basketball program as an…
Read MoreAlvis Johnson is ‘blessed’ to be a Harrodsburg High School legend
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] Alvis Johnson took quite some convincing before taking the job as Harrodsburg High School athletic director, head football coach and head track and field coach. Johnson was reluctant to leave his job at Christian County in 1974, and it took quite a lot of convincing from then Harrodsburg Superintendent Forrest…
Read MoreThe fate of high school sports following the KHSAA’s recent meeting
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] The Kentucky High School Athletic Association(KHSAA) has decided upon some necessary and game-changing information concerning the upcoming fall sports season. The Board of Control and Commissioner Julian Tackett are both determined to have the fall sports season played in the fall of 2020, and Tuesday morning at 10 am the…
Read MoreCheer dreams come true for Begley
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] Molly Begley has devoted her life to cheerleading, and now she has achieved her lifelong dream. Begley has accepted the opportunity to continue cheering at the University of Kentucky. Cheerleading has been Begley’s life, and she has dreamt of being a University of Kentucky cheerleader since she was a little…
Read MoreTitan athletes speak their piece regarding fall athletics
Spencer Moore Herald Staff [email protected] The uncertainties of the upcoming high school sports season have taken a massive toll on the minds of student-athletes and coaches. COVID-19’s spread in the United States has only grown more rampant, leaving no choice but for health and government officials to apply several mandates. The upcoming seniors for this…
Read MoreFormer Rebels staying local and working hard
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] Reed Lanter and Reiley Colwick were important players on Boyle County’s football team last year and helped the Rebels to a 14-1 record and an appearance in the state championship game. Both former Rebels have decided to further their academic and athletic careers locally and will be attending Centre College.…
Read MoreBlair gets his dream job
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] Adam Blair views the Boyle County baseball head coaching position as a dream job. Born and raised in Lebanon, Blair was a baseball player for Marion County High School before signing to play for St. Catharine College in 2007. Blair was a catcher and outfielder for the St. Catharine Patriots,…
Read MoreDanville football field house burned
Danville High School football’s equipment building caught fire early Thursday morning. Firefighters were able to extinguish the flames but noticed an abundance of graffiti on both of the buildings that sit beside the football practice field. The Danville Fire Department said yesterday that they have handed the case over to the Danville Police Department, but…
Read MorePioneers Raise New Soccer Fieldhouse
Sam Warren Herald Staff [email protected] The CU Harrodsburg Pioneers are nearly finished constructing their new soccer fieldhouse. The fieldhouse will include three locker rooms, two for the Pioneers, and one for the away team. A hospitality suite and a media room on the second floor are also included in the 4200 square foot building. The…
Read MoreFall Sports Season Updates From KHSAA
Spencer Moore Herald Staff [email protected] The 2020-21 school year is just a few weeks away, and that means Kentucky’s High school fall sports season. It is without question there have been some doubts amongst the athletes, coaches and fans, that the fall season would take place due to COVID-19. KHSAA commissioner Julian Tackett recently gave…
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