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Sports from local newsrooms

From WKDZ Radio, The Owensboro Times and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WKDZ Radio12 hours ago

    University Heights Finishes Eighth at Class 1A State Cross Country Meet (w/PHOTOS), on WKDZ Radio

    University Heights Academy finished eighth in the 36-team field Saturday at the Kentucky Beef Council Class 1A State Cross Country Championships in Lexington. The Blazers finished with 299 points, one ahead of ninth-place Owensboro Catholic, to earn

  2. The Owensboro Times23 hours ago

    Red Devils boys’ soccer falls to Bardstown 2-1 in Elite Eight, on The Owensboro Times

    Through the first 71 minutes, the Owensboro Red Devils couldn't find the equalizing goal they needed. Shots were blocked, some doinked off the post, and others just sailed wide. Then, in the 72nd minute, a loose ball found its way to Brian Payne, and the junior worked his way to the edge, blasted it into the net and was met by his streaking teammates.

  3. Messenger-InquirerYesterday

    Bacio wins Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint race, on Messenger-Inquirer

    Neither Joe Shiesty nor his connections seemed down after he didn’t hit the board in the highly competitive $1 million Prevagen Breeders’ Cup Dirt Sprint (G1) on Saturday at Keeneland.

  4. Messenger-InquirerYesterday

    Lady Aces win first cross country state title, on Messenger-Inquirer

    Led by senior Peyton Reid’s fourth-place finish, five runners placed in the top 20 to lead the Owensboro Catholic High School girls to the program’s first state title at the KHSAA Class A State Cross Country Championships on Saturday at Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.

  5. Messenger-InquirerYesterday

    Owensboro boys soccer season ends 2-1 at Bardstown, on Messenger-Inquirer

    Owensboro High School’s sensational boys soccer season came to an end in a 2-1 loss at Bardstown in the elite eight of the KHSAA State Soccer Tournament.

  6. The HendersonianYesterday

    Colonels fall to Owensboro 50-2 in regular-season finale, on The Hendersonian

    Henderson County struggled to find its footing against Owensboro Friday night as the Red Devils handed the Colonels a 50-2

    Also reported byWSON AM & FM

  7. The Owensboro TimesYesterday

    Owensboro Catholic girls’ XC wins first state championship in dominant fashion, on The Owensboro Times

    With 53 points and five Lady Aces inside the top 20, Owensboro Catholic girls' cross country cruised to its first-ever state championship at Kentucky Horse Park on Saturday.

  8. The Owensboro TimesYesterday

    Daviess County boys’ XC finishes 11th at state championship, on The Owensboro Times

    Daviess County boys' cross country finished 11th in the Class 3A state championship Saturday, improving on its finish from last season.

  9. The Owensboro TimesYesterday

    Ashley’s big night leads Owensboro football to 50-2 win over Henderson County, on The Owensboro Times

    Owensboro football's Ty Ashley scored two touchdowns and got an interception to lead the Red Devils to a 50-2 win over Henderson County.

  10. The Owensboro TimesYesterday

    Back to full health, Eagles shine in 54-14 win over Daviess County, on The Owensboro Times

    year ago, Apollo suffered a shocking loss to their long-time rivals Daviess County, that including allowing 20 points in the fourth quarter. Not wanting history to repeat itself, the Eagles left no doubt on the field last night - beating the Panthers 54-14 to end the regular season.

  11. The Owensboro TimesYesterday

    Lady Aces XC eyeing first State Championship in program history, on The Owensboro Times

    Owensboro Catholic girls' cross country has not forgotten the pain of falling just five points short of the programs first ever State Championship in 2025.

  12. The Owensboro TimesYesterday

    Hancock County football falls to 2-8 with 44-20 loss vs. Bethlehem, on The Owensboro Times

    Hancock County football returned the second-half kickoff 90 yards to the house, but that hardly was the only bit of momentum the Hornets could muster in a 44-20 loss against Bethlehem.