Month: July 2021

The Hoptown Hoppers built a 4-0 through five innings but saw Fulton take a 6-5 victory in game one of the OVL South Division playoffs last night at Lohaus Field. The Railroaders hit three home runs and scored the winning runs on an error in the bottom of the 8th inning. Riley Garczynski and BJ Banyon each had four hits with Chase Gruno in relief of starter Jonathan Beymer suffering […]

The Hopkinsville Tigers of new coach Austin Knight finished seventh Friday at the Daviess County Invitational. The Tigers had a 363 team score with Will Binkley tying for fourth place with a three over 74. Daviess County won the team portion of the event with Madisonville’s Jackson Hill finishing as medalist, winning in a playoff. University Heights opened its season at the Murray Invitational, finishing with a 367 team total. […]

Princeton’s Emma Talley is the leader going into today’s third round of the LPGA Tour’s World Invitational in Northern Ireland. Talley stands at 13 under par, good for a three shot lead over Chella Choi and American Jennifer Kupcho. Talley tees off her round today just before 8 am.

Joey Votto homered for the seventh time in as many games as the Cincinnati Reds downed the New York Mets last night at Citi Field 6-2. The teams play again this evening with the next Reds on Radio broadcast tomorrow morning at 11:40 am on News Radio 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP. Elsewhere in the National League Washington edged the Chicago Cubs 4-3 and Milwaukee downed Atlanta 9-5. The Cubs-Nats and […]

Kentucky Sports Radio reported Friday after going undrafted in Thursday night’s NBA Draft, former Wake Forest and Kentucky standout Olivier Sarr will join the Memphis Grizzlies for Summer League games next month. Sarr was the lone draft-eligible Wildcat to not hear his name called. CBS Sports.com reported Friday Kansas coach Bill Self has tested positive for Covid-19. The 58-year-old Self has entered into a period of isolation after contracting the […]