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  Year in review: Boys' track and ...

  The Louisville Catholic Sports Network chronicles the 2016-17 sports year in review. We will bring you every sport, every season, and every team’s season ending results in a capsule until we're finished. Today, we look back at boys’ track and field. It was a year of heartbreak for the LCSN boys’ track and field teams. Holy Cross came up just short of a state title again while Tr...

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  Year in review: Girls' tennis

  The Louisville Catholic Sports Network chronicles the 2016-17 sports year in review. We will bring you every sport, every season, and every team’s season ending results in a capsule until we're finished. Today, we look back at girls’ tennis. Assumption Abby Harlan and Gabrielle Tinsley were the only Rockets that made it to the state tournament and made it to the round of 16 before lo...

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  20 Questions with Ashley Durik

  On a weekly basis, Louisville Catholic Sports posts the Sullivan “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 crevell@catholicsportsnet.com. Name: Ashley Durik Age: 16 Current school: Sacred Heart Academy Current ...

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  Artis Gilmore has special bond w...

  This year Trinity High will have a senior athlete who committed to Jacksonville University months ago. He plays lacrosse, not basketball, and yet basketball has almost everything to do with his decision to play for the Dolphins. The connection is Artis Gilmore. The story begins back in the early 1970s, when young Steve Higdon was a rabid fan of the Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Asso...

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  Crash knocks out Rhodes at Eldora

  For the second straight race, Ben Rhodes’ night ended early in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. The Louisville native crashed on lap 42 of the 150-lap event at Eldora Speedway, destroying the front end of the Rhodes’ No. 27 Safelite Toyota Tundra. “It is just a shame. We had a lot of people from Safelite to come support us tonight and we definitely wanted to give them a be...

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