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Rondale Moore’s Legacy Lives on at Trinity
Trinity High School has had numerous athletes roam its halls and play under the lights of Marshall Stadium. One athlete the school will always remember is Rondale Moore. Moore died in February 2026, and family members, teachers, friends, coaches, teammates and members of the Trinity community continue to remember his legacy and what he meant to the school as an athlete, student and leader.
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Trinity's Ashton Taylor voted USA TODAY Sports Super 25 Playmaker of the Week
Since a one-possession loss to Baylor (TN) back on Sept. 11, Trinity (KY) has been nearly untouchable, closing out the regular season with consecutive shutouts and scoring a lot of points in the process. With a plethora of weapons on the Shamrocks' offense, any Friday night could be the night for one to stand out. On Oct. 23, in a 49-0 win over Oldham County (KY), junior running back Ashton Taylor owned the night. Following a poll of the USA TODAY Sports audience, Taylor was voted as the USA TODAY Sports Super 25 Playmaker of the Week following a four-touchdown night for the No. 18 Shamrocks . He scored three of his four touchdowns in the first quarter. Taylor began his four-touchdown night early, turning a surprise onside kick into a 6-yard touchdown scamper two minutes in. On Trinity's next possession, Shamrocks quarterback Zane Johnson found Taylor wide-open for a 24-yard touchdown reception. He would add his final touchdown of the quarter in the closing minutes to give Trinity a 35-0 lead after just 12 minutes of play. Not needing to play their starters longer than necessary, the Shamrocks focused mostly on giving their younger backups more playing time in
The Courier Journal
DeMarcus Henry, 5-star Louisville, Kentucky recruiting target, picks UNC
For the second time in as many days, a five-star Class of 2027 basketball recruit came off the board Oct. 30. And, yet again, Louisville and Kentucky will go down as nothing more than finalists. DeMarcus Henry , a 6-foot-7 wing who ranks third in the cycle on the 247Sports Composite, picked North Carolina over the Cardinals, the Wildcats and Arkansas. "I just love coach (Michael) Malone," Henry said in his announcement during a segment of "NBA Today" on ESPN. "I feel like we've got a like-minded mindset — a winning mentality. He's won at the highest level. He has, like, a greatness to him." Henry is the son of former NFL wide receiver Chris Henry. The Charlotte, North Carolina, native was a MaxPreps Junior All-America honorable mention after averaging 12.9 points, 8.4 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game for Compass Prep in Chandler, Arizona, during the 2025-26 season. "Henry is a big lefty wing who combines physical tools with an ascending skill-set," 247Sports scouting director Adam Finkelstein wrote in a July 18 evaluation of the five-star's game. "Standing at 6-foot-7 with a 6-foot-11 wingspan and an increasingly strong frame that should really blow up in the coming years, he
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Kentucky Derby 153 tickets go on sale at Churchill Downs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — We are 183 days from Kentucky Derby 153 and tickets for the greatest day of horse racing are available now. Churchill Downs began selling single-day, general admission tickets to both the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby on Thursday, Oct. 29. Reserved seating for the Derby went on sale Oct. 30.
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Roberts & Berry Added To Preseason List
ATLANTA, Ga. — University of Louisville junior guards Tajianna Roberts and Imari Berry were both named to the Naismith Trophy Women’s Player of the Year Watch List, the Atlanta TipOff Club and Naismith Awards announced Thursday afternoon. This is not the first award that either player has been...
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Louisville Men’s Basketball Post-Game Pressers: Mercyhurst
Pat Kelsey spoke to the media after the Cards 71-39 victory over Mercyhurst last noght at the KFC Yum! Center. We also included highlights & a few interviews with the players by our own Gabi Vence!. Pat Kelsey. Highlights. Flory Bidunga. Seth Trimble. Photo Gallery. Photo Gallery: MBB vs Mercyhurst...
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Hounds knocked out with extra time defeat
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Oct. 30, 2026) — A goal by substitute and former Hound Tola Showunmi broke a deadlock in extra time and ended the Pittsburgh Riverhounds’ season, giving Louisville City FC a 1-0 win the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals tonight at Lynn Family Stadium. The fifth-seeded Hounds’ reign as...
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Friday afternoon Cardinal news and notes
It’s L’s Up from Anna Maria Island. —Spread Check: Louisville by 22.5. —A Kentucky judge has denied the NCAA’s request for emergency relief in the Wells case, which means Seth Trimble, L.J. Wells, Jabari Mack and Kalib Perry will all remain eligible as the case moves forward.
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27 Louisville & Kentucky basketball storylines for 2026-27 season
It’s almost time for jump ball, but since neither Louisville coach Pat Kelsey nor Kentucky coach Mark Pope are calling your name to meet in the circle, here are 27 storylines to keep in mind as the for the 2026-27 college basketball season starts Monday, Nov. 2, for UofL and Tuesday, Nov. 3, for UK: 27. Will the exhibition results hold up? Both teams went undefeated during the exhibition season, and both passed a significant hurdle in the process. UofL’s win at Kansas and UK’s victory over Texas Tech were impressive for different reasons. Both opponents were ranked, although the polls won’t change to reflect the results of glorified scrimmages. The Cardinals and Wildcats will have to find ways to carry the promise they showed into the regular season. 26. NCAA v. Class of 2022 The NCAA just won’t let go of its battle to keep players seeking a fifth year of eligibility from taking the court. After Seth Trimble and L.J. Wells won a temporary injunction that would allow them to play for UofL this season, the NCAA launched an appeal that has been denied . After months of back-and-forth, there’s no telling which ruling will ultimately be the
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Louisville Field Hockey Closes Regular Season at No. 7 Wake Forest
Louisville closes the regular season Friday at No. 7 Wake Forest, with both teams jockeying near the top of the ACC standings. The Cardinals enter at 10-7 overall and 4-3 in conference play, their most ACC wins since 2021, and have already secured a spot in the Nov. 3-6 ACC Tournament.