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LEXINGTON LEGENDS

  • Rainy day, dreary season

    BUT SUN MIGHT SHINE ON TEAM SOON

    By Mark Maloney

    Rain pelted Applebee's Park, leading to a postponement of Thursday's Lexington-Delmarva baseball game. It's been that kind of a year for the Legends who, at 10-22, are last in the South Atlantic League's Northern Division.
UK WILDCATS BASKETBALL

  • Secret's out: Hood commits to Cats

    6-7 MADISONVILLE JUNIOR COULDN'T KEEP QUIET ANYMORE

    By Mike Fields

    Madisonville basketball star Jon Hood did his best to keep it a secret after he committed to Kentucky a couple of weeks ago. On his way to the King James Shooting Stars Classic in Akron, Ohio, the last week of April, he stopped in Lexington and met with UK Coach Billy Gillispie.
UK WILDCATS FOOTBALL

  • Woodson, state treasurer hand off financial know-how

    ONLINE GAME HELPS STUDENTS REACH MONETARY SAFETY

    By Ashlee Clark

    Former University of Kentucky quarterback Andre Woodson towers about a head above state Treasurer Todd Hollenbach and outweighs him by at least 50 pounds.
JOHN CLAY | Herald-Leader sports columnist

  • Arizona's Webb silently stellar

    SPOTLIGHT STAYS ON DERBY'S AFTERMATH

    By John Clay

    Random notes: While we were all wrapped up in the Kentucky Derby, Ashland's own Brandon Webb was improving his record to 7-0. And the Arizona Diamondbacks pitching ace, and former Cy Young Award winner, will be gunning for his eighth straight win Thursday against visiting Philadelphia.
MARK STORY | Herald-Leader sports columnist

  • Too early, too late and right on time

    UK'S EIGHTH-GRADER | NBA OPPORTUNITY LOST | TUBBY'S DOCTORATE

    What I know: Billy Gillispie has accepted a verbal commitment from a California eighth-grader to play college basketball -- in the 2012-13 season.
MIKE FIELDS

  • NOTEBOOK

    Gritty effort helped make Heath's Daniel Webb a pitcher

    By Mike Fields

    Heath pitcher Daniel Webb won a lot of fans with his gritty performance in the state baseball tournament last year. After breaking his left foot in the first inning against Apollo, the junior right-hander battled through the rest of the game at Applebee's Park, basically pitching on one leg. He went the distance, striking out 10, but Heath lost 2-1.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

  • SOFTBALL: LAFAYETTE 8, HENRY CLAY 2

    Generals rally with 11 hits

    TEAM EFFORT AVENGES EARLIER LOSS TO DEVILS

    By Jennifer Smith

    The old Lafayette might not have bounced back so easily or effortlessly. The old Lafayette might have let its three errors and two runs in the first inning bother it the entire game.
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