No. 1 Sacred Heart, No. 2 George Rogers Clark set up meeting for KHSAA Sweet 16 title
Here are the results and highlights from Saturday's semifinals of the KHSAA Sweet 16 girls basketball tournament at Rupp ...
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Cape Cod jail adopts program connecting inmates and community members
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George Rogers Clark, Sacred Heart set for Girls’ Sweet 16 title showdown in Rupp Arena
In the semifinals, George Rogers Clark knocked off Frederick Douglass and Sacred Heart defeated Danville Christian.
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'Understand their challenges.' Cape sheriff starts pilot to introduce inmates to community
The program begins March 25, and invites 20 community members to meet with 20 incarcerated individuals at Barnstable County ...
Sacred Heart rallies past Clark in final minute to claim fifth straight Girls’ Sweet 16
LSU signee ZaKiyah Johnson scored 21 points on the way to winning an unprecedented fourth state tournament MVP.
Sacred Heart basketball goes distance, wins 5th consecutive state title after topping GRC
ZaKiyah Johnson and Tootie Jordan helped power No. 1 Sacred Heart to its fifth consecutive state title, defeating George Rogers Clark in the Sweet 16 final.
Sixteen things to get you ready for Kentucky’s 2025 Girls’ Sweet 16 basketball tournament
Here are the top players and teams and other notes ahead of Kentucky’s Girls’ Sweet 16 state basketball tournament.
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Cooper’s season ends with loss to Sacred Heart in girls state tournament for third time in four years
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Cooper girls basketball coach Justin Holthaus had one practice session to ...
2025 Girls’ Sweet 16: A glance at every team and predictions for who could win it all
Sweet 16 history: Thirteenth appearance and sixth straight; eight-time state champions (1976, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024); last year became the first team to win four straight titles.