Pikeville remained the top-ranked team in the latest Mountain Top Sports Super 7 boys’ basketball poll released on Tuesday. The Panthers, now 15-1, are followed by No. 2 Logan. The Wildcats are 9-0. Lawrence County grabs the No. 3 spot, followed by Betsy Layne at No. 4. Rounding out the poll are No.…
Read MoreThis is not the first time around the block for Lawrence County standout Kensley Feltner to be front and center in the spotlight. The junior point guard had games of 35, 38, and 33, bringing her season average to 27.2 points per game. Feltner’s effort has earned her the Mountain Top Sports/Buffalo…
Read MoreThe University of Pikeville men’s basketball Bears went on the road Monday and scored a big 66-54 win over host Lindsey Wilson College. UPIKE improved to 14-4 overall and the Bears are now 7-3 in Mid-South Conference games. Maurice Dickson led a trio of Bears in double-figure scoring with 17 points…
Read MoreThe University of Pikeville men and women basketball teams scored wins over Life University at the Appalachian Wireless Arena on Saturday. Korbin Spencer tallied 12 points and Maurice Dickson added 10 as the men earned a 55-49 win. UPIKE improved to 13-4 overall and 6-3 in Mid-South Conference games.…
Read MoreLawrene County’s Trenton Adkins came of clutch twice for the Bulldogs in their come-from-behind win over Betsy Layne on Wednesday night. Adkins’ three-point basket as time expired in overtime gave the Dawgs a 76-73 win. His three-point goal as time expired in regulation forced overtime. He finished…
Read MorePaintsville held off Pike Central down the stretch to score a 58-51 victory in a game played at the Hawks Nest on Tuesday night. Emilea Preece poured in a game-high 21 points as the Lady Tigers moved to 10-6. Ava Hyden followed with 12 while Kylie Kinner and Camryn Helton added 11 each. Hannah May […]
Read MoreThe University of Pikeville men’s and women’s basketball teams returned to the hardwood at the Appalachian Wireless Arena on Thursday night. Neither outcome favored the home team. Tennessee-Southern shut down the men offensively to earn an 80-65 victory, dropping the Bears to 12-4 overall and 5-3…
Read MorePhoto credit: DUSTY LAYNE Pikeville High school’s Rylee Samons has stepped up his game in big situations in the past for the Panthers. He had games of 12, 20 and 25 points in helping lead the Panthers to a second straight All ‘A’ tournament championship this past week. His effort on the court…
Read MorePhoto credit: DUSTY LAYNE Pikeville overcame a four-point, halftime deficit to rally past 59th District rival Shelby Valley in the second half for a 59-40 win at the T.W. Oliver Memorial Gymnasium on Tuesday night. The Lady Panthers, now 16-1, outscored the Lady Kats (15-6) by a 38-16 margin following…
Read MorePikeville maintain the top spot in the latest Mountain Top Sports boys’ Super 7 basketball poll released on Tuesday. The Panthers are followed by the Logan Wildcats in at No. 2. Lawrence County holds down the No. 3 position while Betsy Layne is at No. 4. The Paintsville Tigers grab the No. 5 spot,…
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