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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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  Seneca defeats DeSales, advances...

  On Tuesday night, Seneca defeated DeSales at Valley High School 79-56 to advance in the boys’ basketball Republic Bank Louisville Invitational Tournament. The victory avenged a 79-70 loss to DeSales on December 28th in the Ashland Invitational. “Not a lot went well”, DeSales head coach Damien Anderson said, “Seneca just came out and punched us early and we didn’t respo...

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  Fast start fuels Trinity's 67-47...

  By: Nate Bryan The Trinity Shamrocks weren't about to suffer the same fate Monday night as the Butler Bears. Having just watched top-seeded Butler get stunned by 16th-seeded Bullitt East in the third first-round game of the 72nd Annual Republic Bank Louisville Invitational Tournament at Valley High School's J.C. Cantrell Gymnasium, second-seeded Trinity came out and took care of business early a...

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  St. Xavier Falls to Male 66-49

  For the second straight Friday, St. Xavier falls to one of its biggest rivals. This time, it was district foe, Male. The Bulldogs jumped out to an early 12-0 lead and never looked back in a 66-49 win over the Tigers. The loss is St. Xavier’s fourth in six games after starting the season 9-0. “You have to give Male a lot of credit. They played with a chip on their shoulder,” sai...

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  Mercy Defeats Southwestern 81-69

  On Friday night, Mercy defeated Southwestern at DeSales High School 81-69. The Jaguars move to 9-6 on the season and remain undefeated in the 2019 calendar year. “It was a physical game”, Mercy Head Coach Keith Baisch said, “it was a game that was very good for us because in order for us to prepare for the end, that’s what we are going to have to go through.” The Warr...

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