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  Late free throws lift Trinity by...

  By Nate Bryan Trinity struggled mightily on its free throws for most of the fourth quarter Friday night, but the Shamrocks finally canned those freebies when it mattered the most. Reserve Ethan Hodge and starters David Johnson and Kamari Kenemore each went 2-for-2 at the foul line in the final minute to lift the second-seeded Shamrocks over the third-seeded Waggener Wildcats, 44-41 in the 72nd A...

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  Sacred Heart Knocks Off No. 2 Ry...

  If there is such a thing as a signature win, Sacred Heart got it Friday night. The Valkyries defeated second-ranked Ryle 71-66 to earn their sixth straight win entering Sunday’s showdown against arch rival Assumption. “It’s a big win for us,” said Sacred Heart senior Ashlee Harris. “As a young team, I think this gives us confidence that anything is possible and we ca...

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  Sacred Heart vs Assumption Baske...

  Assumption will host one of the biggest rivalries in the city on Sunday as they host Sacred Heart on the hardwood. The Rockets are under new leadership in head coach Stacey Pendleton. Though, Pendleton has faced off against Donna Moir and the Valkyries while he was the coach at Manual he’s never fully experienced the true rivalry of these two all girls catholic rivals, SHA vs AHS. Donna Moir...

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  Rocks clean the glass against Ma...

  By Nate Bryan The Trinity Shamrocks hit the glass Wednesday night and found themselves closer to another Louisville Invitational Tournament title. Second-seeded Trinity turned 13 offensive rebounds into 13 second-chance points as the Shamrocks held off the seventh-seeded Male Bulldogs, 61-51 in the third quarterfinal of the 72nd annual Republic Bank Boys' LIT inside J.C. Cantrell Gymnasium at Val...

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  PRP Defeats St.X 47-44 in Openin...

  On Tuesday night, PRP defeated St. Xavier 47-44 at Valley High School in the opening round of the boys’ basketball Republic Bank Louisville Invitational Tournament. This game held a different type of weight than the other ones; Panther junior guard James Taylor was set to take on his former team for the first time. Taylor, St. X’s leading scorer, transferred to PRP in December after ...

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