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  Valkyries Roll Past Rockets

  If No. 1 Sacred Heart can play any better than they did Sunday night, they are going to be tough to beat. The host Valkyries rolled to an impressive 71-49 win over rival Assumption before a standing room only crowd. Behind a career high 31 points from senior guard Erin Toller, a University of Kentucky commit who made 11 of 18 shots from the field including seven of 13 three pointer shots. &quo...

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  Trinity Falls to Fern Creek in S...

  Trinity fought up hill all night. The Shamrocks just couldn't get over the hump. Fern Creek beat Trinity 54-45 in the semifinals of the 73rd annual Louisville Invitational Tournament at Valley, Friday, before a packed gym. "They were (Fern Creek) just better tonight," said Trinity coach Mike Szabo. "I thought they pretty much beat us in every area." Trinity the No. 11 seed i...

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  20 Questions with Claire Donan

  On a weekly basis, Louisville Catholic Sports post the Campbellsville University- Louisville “20 Questions” feature that highlights a high school student-athlete in the local Catholic high school community. If there is a specific athlete that you’d like to know more about, email future suggestions to sstallings92@yahoo.com Name: Claire Donan Current School: Sacred Heart Academ...

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  Mercy outlasts Manual

  Despite having a rough night offensively, the Mercy basketball team pulled out a 52-46 win at home against duPont Manual on Tuesday evening. The Jaguars made just three shots from behind-the-arc on 19 total attempts, but free throws put the defending sixth-region champions on top. “Tonight we did not play well”, Mercy head coach Keith Baisch explained. “Manual had a lot to do w...

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  Tigers fall to Bears first round...

  St. Xavier picked a bad night to play its poorest game of the season. Butler rolled to an impressive 68-50 win over the Tigers in the first round of the 73rd annual Louisville Invitational Tournament at Valley, Tuesday night. The Tigers fell behind 16-6 in the first quarter and could never really get untracked. Trailing 31-20 at halftime and 46-31 late in the third quarters, Butler put the game awa...

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