Local Sports

MIAMI– Former Batesville Bulldog pitcher Bryan Hoeing looked very sharp last weekend. The pitcher who got quite a bit of attention earlier this summer when the Miami Marlins needed him to start a few games, […]

PARIS–  At the Paris Olympics today, Rajeev Ram of Carmel and his doubles tennis partner Austin Krajicek advanced by defeating a Brazilian team. Notre Dame men’s swimmer Chris Giuliano took part in the freestyle heats […]

PARIS–  We told you Monday about Notre Dame grad, 2-time women’s foil fencing gold medalist Lee Kiefer. Well, on the men’s side, another former Notre Dame student has made Olympic things happen with his foil […]

Following a Thursday travel day, the Reds resume baseball action tonight, visiting the Tampa Bay Rays for the first of 3 games. They’re still a touch below .500 on the season, with 49 wins and […]

Baseball’s getting close to another of its many benchmarks each season.  In this case it’s the trade deadline, July 30th. Some analysts point out that first base has been a weak spot for Cincinnati since […]

We told you last week when the Reds’ top draft pick Chase Burns (pictured) signed his first contract, worth more than $9,000,000. Following that up, Cincinnati’s now signed 15 of their 21 draftees as of […]

One major coach leaves the local high school ranks with a big hole to fill. That’s Jay Malott, whose retirement as South Dearborn’s baseball coach was announced by the school Thursday.  Malott has served Knights […]

A dozen East Central Trojan student-athletes who are said to have shown some leadership skills, have spent this Friday in different classes than usual, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It’s a Student Leadership Conference, put […]