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Western Hills Golf Course's Executive Board of Directors has issued some new rules due to the pandemic. Due to the continuous changes in both Federal and State rules and regulations as per Coronavirus, changes must be made to the format play at Western Hills Golf Course. First and foremost, as of 4/2/2020, we will discontinue all League style play, to include but not limited to, the Men’s Morning Group, The […]
Two coaches in the 14th district announced their resignations today. Bowling Green coach Derek Clubb announced his resignation after three seasons as head coach. The Bowling Green Daily News reports Clubb is leaving to spend more time with his family. Also announcing his resignation was South Warren’s Blane Embry. Embry had been the Spartans head coach the last two seasons and was girls coach at the school three seasons before […]
Max Preps.com has announced its Kentucky All State Boys basketball teams. Madisonville’s Kenny White and McCracken County’s Jackson Sivills received first team honors. Marshall County’s Zion Harmon was named second team with Warren Central’s Dre Boyd named to the third team.
Officials with the London Showcase say the Kentucky-Michigan game scheduled for December in London’s O2 Arena is as of now going to be played as scheduled. That’s according to a news release issued today. Marist and the University of Maryland-Baltimore County will also play in the doubleheader.
photo credit: Radford Athletics The Courier Journal reports the University of Louisville is one of the top eight choices for the nation’s top graduate transfer. Radford guard Carlik Jones is considering the Cards along with West Virginia, Gonzaga, Maryland, Texas Tech, Michigan State, Marquette and returning to Radford. Jones is also reportedly thinking about entering the NBA Draft. The Cincinnati native was named the Big South Conference's Player of the […]
The New York Post reports according to multiple sources, NBA executives are still hoping of arranging a one-site, fan-less, 16-team playoff and a five-to-seven-game regular-season prelude once the coronavirus pandemic is over. Las Vegas seems to be the top option because the NBA has hosted summer league events there. Other cities being mentioned include Louisville.
As part of the new NFL bargaining agreement recently announced, the league announced today the expansion of the post season beginning with the 2020 season. This means there will be 14 teams to qualify for the playoffs with one additional wild card team in each conference. The top seed in each conference will have a first round bye. It’s the first playoff expansion since 1990.
The New York Post reports Major League Baseball could play games once it returns from the pandemic without fans. Two executives tell the Post this is becoming increasingly possible. It’s also been discussed that teams will play doubleheaders and extend the season into October. Major League Baseball announced today it has extended the league wide initiative for minor leaguers through May 31st or the start of the minor league season, […]
The countdown clocks have been reset and are ticking again for the Tokyo Olympics. The model outside Tokyo Station, and others across the Japanese capital, were switched on almost immediately after organizers announced the new dates - July 23 to August 8, 2021. The clocks read 479 days to go. That seems a long way away, but also small and insignificant compared with the worldwide fallout from the coronavirus. Then […]
