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“King” of the record books: Owensboro WR talks record breaking career
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEHT) – Kelly – “You could always tell he was going to be special.” said Owensboro WR coach Cameron Kelly. To be the king you have to dethrone the king and Owensboro WR Kingston Dillard, better known as “King” by his teammates, has been doing that his whole career as a Red Devil. […]
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Travis Ford opens up on ‘special’ return, relationship with Kentucky: “It’s so far and above everybody else.”
Madisonville’s own Travis Ford began his playing career at Missouri before returning home to Kentucky as a Wildcat. His coaching career included stops at Campbellsville, Eastern Kentucky, UMass, Oklahoma State, Saint Louis, and now, Little Rock. That’s nearly 40 years in college basketball as a player and coach, racking up 1,143 points across two stops wearing a jersey and another 491 wins from the sidelines for five different programs. The 56-year-old has seen a lot coming out of Madisonville North Hopkins High School, and none of it compares to his time in Lexington. Coming back with his Lit...
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Trapp; Scott & McCutchan, headed to IHSAA Boys Tennis state finals
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - In boys high school tennis, we have three young men, who will be representing southwest Indiana, in the IHSAA state finals individual tournament. Castle’s Henry Trapp only has one loss all season, while North’s doubles team, of Jackson Scott and Myles McCutchan have an excellent record, themselves.
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One of the biggest cornhole tournaments in the world taking place in Owensboro
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - One of the biggest corn hole tournaments in the world is taking over Owensboro this weekend. The American Corn Hole Organization kicked off it’s “October Major” competition today at the Owensboro Convention Center. The 2-day event features over 300 competitors from across the...
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Turf on its way to Bosse Field
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — After more than 100 years, some changes are coming to Bosse Field in Evansville. Crews are working to replace the grass at the historic field with turf. EVSC approved measures to add the new turf field and a new drainage system to the ball park. Bosse is one of the few […]
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Henderson County Blanks Caldwell to Advance to Region Semis
The Caldwell County Tigers came out at the boys’ regional soccer tournament in Madisonville Saturday morning and gave the Henderson County Colonels all they wanted in the early going. But ultimately, the continuous Colonel pressure and the lack of scoring opportunities for the Tigers took their toll as Henderson County pulled away in the second half and advanced to Monday night’s regional semifinals with a 5-0 win over Caldwell County at Donley Field at Madisonville-North Hopkins.
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Report: Hall of famer, former UK player and athletic director Cliff Hagan has died
Cliff Hagan, the first ex-Kentucky Wildcats player selected to the Basketball Hall of Fame, has died, according to multiple media outlets . The news was first reported by Cats’ Pause founder Oscar Combs . The former University of Kentucky athletics director (1975-88) was 94 years old. A 6-foot-4 forward, Hagan was the first player to achieve what is essentially “the grand slam” for a Kentucky-born basketball player. In 1949, Hagan led Owensboro High School to the boys’ basketball state championship. Two years later, Hagan was a key player as a sophomore for Coach Adolph Rupp on the University of Kentucky’s 1951 NCAA championship team. With the NBA’s St. Louis Hawks, Hagan averaged 27.7 points and 10.5 rebounds in the 1958 playoffs to lead that franchise – now located in Atlanta – to what is still its only league championship. Cliff was a Kentucky legend and a great friend to all of us. His legacy is forever imprinted in the annals of Kentucky basketball and the rafters of Rupp Arena. We will miss him dearly. Praying for his family — Mark Pope (@CoachMarkPope) October 16, 2026 In 1978, Hagan became the first former UK player enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball