Adam Horn added his name to the list of winners at the Northern Kentucky Amateur Championships on Thursday by defeating an entire championship round of golfers older than his age, save for one, at Triple Crown Country Club in Union. The Wright State University player representing City of Mason Golf Center became one of the […]
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Sweeney swings to Northern Kentucky senior amateur title
Second-day play Wednesday at the 83rd Northern Kentucky Amateur Championships at Triple Crown Country Club in Union crowned a senior winner and broke a tie atop the championship division standings for the men. In the women’s division, the first-day runaway leader kept running away from the pack. All that was good news for senior champion […]
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It’s crowded at the top at Northern Kentucky Amateur
Tuesday’s first day of golf at the 83rd Northern Kentucky Amateur Championships at Triple Crown Country Club in Union produced two ties atop the leaderboards and one contest that threatens to be a runaway if players hold form during stroke play in Wednesday’s second round. Yadhu Urs, 19 of Hickory Hills Golf Club, and Adam […]
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NKY Amateur underway Tuesday
There are some venerable former winners teeing it up this week at the 83rd Northern Kentucky Amateur Championships getting underway Tuesday with championship, senior and women’s division play at Triple Crown Country Club in Union. These aren’t your everyday, garden-variety golfers. They are some of the best amateurs in the history of the sport in […]
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Young Lloyd softball team with quite the turnaround season
The last time the Lloyd Memorial High School fast-pitch softball team put together a winning record, senior captains McKenzie Runion and Desia Hall were preschoolers, and seventh-grade role players Malyah Jones and Sophia Purnell weren’t even born. The year was 2009. Barack Obama was president. Lady Gaga and Black Eyed Peas were dominating the pop […]
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Family runs to shine light on son’s rare disease
When Jenna Neduchal won 14 high school state championships in cross country and track and field at St. Henry, the Class of 2006 distance runner didn’t foresee herself running something like a half-marathon. “I did trade running for sport for running after toddlers,” said the 35-year-old mother of two, who also ran at Northern Kentucky […]
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Thomas More assistant Neal headed to Southeastern
When Thomas More University women’s basketball coach Jeff Hans brought former Northern Kentucky University assistant and Xavier University head coach Brian Neal back to the Saints as an assistant last season, he thought it was a match made in heaven. Both coaches are part of the Nancy Winstel coaching tree that started during Winstel’s record-breaking […]
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Lohr’s aim has always been on point
At age 17, Conner High School’s Ayden Lohr is already laden with lore. “He’s a special guy,” Cougars baseball coach Brad Arlinghaus said of the multi-sport athlete and 15th-ranked member of this year’s Conner senior class, according to grade-point average. “He’s accomplished a lot.” While playing sports and games with family and friends as he […]