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Highlands, Ryle affected as KHSAA posts wrong state soccer brackets
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shook up the high school soccer postseason after it was announced it had posted the wrong brackets . On Nov. 1, the KHSAA let the boys and girls soccer semifinalists know that the semifinal pairings were incorrect. The matchups for the girls semifinals on Tuesday and the boys semifinals on Wednesday have now been updated. Highlands girls soccer and Ryle boys soccer were among the teams affected. Highlands now plays South Oldham at 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 3, while Ryle faces Louisville St. Xavier at 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 4. Multiple coaches confirmed to Jason Frakes of the Louisville Courier-Journal that the previously-published brackets did not accurately reflect the semifinal pairings that were announced during the KHSAA draws. Ryle boys soccer head coach Stephen Collins said he didn't learn about the change until nearly 8 p.m. on Sunday, and Monday had largely been spent dealing with logistics as a result. Collins said the Raiders are excited to end a multi-year drought in the semifinals and are just focusing on what they can control. "To be honest, all the teams were put in the same disadvantage because no one is playing the same team they
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Louisville Cardinal
Student organizations encourage action ahead of midterms
Leaders of U of L’s Young Democrats, College Republicans and Turning Point USA described how their organizations help students participate in politics and respond to feelings of disillusionment. Their approaches range from canvassing in competitive local races to creating spaces for political conversations. From campus to campaigns. For U...
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Louisville mother and daughter share nursing school milestone
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky woman followed her mother’s path into nursing this week when she graduated from Galen College of Nursing and was pinned by the person who helped guide her through the program. Becca Milliron completed a two-and-a-half-year journey at Galen College of Nursing and received...
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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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SCC Recognizes Jamestown’s Adam St. Pierre and Liberty’s Isaiah Strauel
A Jamestown resident and a student originally from Liberty are among four October Students of the Month at Somerset Community College. Adam St. Pierre of Jamestown is the college’s Arts and Sciences Student of the Month. He is pursuing an associate in science degree and plans to graduate next spring before transferring to the University of Kentucky to study computer science.
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ArtsWave brings Kentucky art teachers to BLINK for inaugural summit
Fifteen high school art teachers from across Kentucky spent two days exploring the Cincinnati region’s arts community during BLINK, taking part in a new program designed to introduce them to resources and opportunities they can bring back to their classrooms. ArtsWave partnered with MeetNKY and Northern Kentucky University’s School...
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Manual's Defense Made a Statement Against Male, And the Old Rivalry Just Got Louder
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Manual squared off against Male in Week 11 of the Kentucky high school football season on Friday, October 30, 2026, and it was Manual’s stout defense and big plays […]