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LOUISVILLE, KY - The Louisville Kings made history Saturday afternoon, earning the first home win in franchise history with a thrilling 33-30 victory over the DC Defenders at Lynn Family Stadium. In the Kings’ inaugural season, the expansion team delivered a memorable moment for the city and its fans. Louisville’s offense came through with big plays all game long. Quarterback Chandler Rogers threw for 143 yards and a touchdown while managing the game in key moments. Isaiah Wi

BOWLING GREEN, KY - WKU Softball finished off a dominant three-game sweep of Sam Houston with a 7-4 win on Tuesday evening at the WKU Softball Complex. The Tops set the tone early when Kendle White blasted a leadoff home run, giving WKU instant momentum. That energy carried throughout the game, as the offense tallied 10 hits and came through when it mattered most. After trailing 4-3 in the sixth inning, WKU showed toughness and unity. Morgan Sharpe sparked the rally with an R

MORGANTOWN, WV - Kentucky Women’s Basketball delivered a complete performance when it mattered most, taking down West Virginia 74-73 to punch their ticket to the Sweet 16. The Cats leaned on efficiency and physicality, shooting 48.2% from the field while dominating the glass 39-23. Their presence inside set the tone all game, turning rebounds into second-chance points and controlling the pace. Teonni Key led Kentucky with 19 points on an efficient 9-of-14 shooting night, cons

ST. LOUIS, MO - Kentucky showed toughness when it mattered most, outlasting Santa Clara 89-84 in an overtime thriller Friday afternoon at the Enterprise Center. This game was a battle from start to finish, featuring 20 lead changes and 12 ties. Santa Clara led 31-29 at halftime, and neither team could pull away in the second half. Kentucky needed a clutch three from Otega Oweh at the buzzer to force overtime, tying the game at 73. From there, the Wildcats took control. Oweh l

BUFFALO, NY - Louisville held off a strong second-half push from South Florida to secure an 83-79 win Thursday afternoon at KeyBank Center. The Cardinals came out sharp, building a 10-point lead at halftime behind efficient shooting and strong ball movement. Louisville shot 40% in the first half and knocked down timely threes to control the pace early. Offensively, Louisville turned it up another level after the break, shooting an impressive 72.7% in the second half. Isaac Mc