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The Corbin Tennis duo of Dylan Koen and Quinn Maguet are among the 16 boys’ doubles teams remaining after the first day of the state tennis tournament Tuesday. Koen and Maguet defeated the duo of Seth Derscha and Ethan Ratliff, of Russell, in the opening round Tuesday morning,...

The state tennis championships are scheduled to begin Tuesday morning in Lexington. Corbin’s Camden Harris will face Alden Johnson of Ashland Blazer at 8 a.m. Should Harris win, he will face the winner of the match between Clay County’s Tayton Baker and Monroe County’s Brandon...

Several Williamsburg High School students signed to play sports with various colleges during a ceremony on May 21.

Corbin High School Tennis brought home both the boys’ and girls’ 13th Region team titles on Saturday and will be sending 11 competitors to the state championship. The Racket Redhounds punctuated the team titles on Saturday with players winning three of the four individual titles....

Twelve local tennis players have earned the right to compete in the state tennis tournament after reaching the semi-finals of the 13th region tournament. In girls’ singles competition, Lindsay Jones, of Corbin, and Victoria Johnson, of Whitley County, qualified. Jones and Johnson...

The 13th Region Tennis Tournament opened Tuesday at Whitley County High School and will continue through Saturday. Players from Corbin, Whitley County, Williamsburg, Bell County, KNox Central, Barbourville, Clay County, North Laurel, Harlan, Harlan County, South Laurel,...

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Next week coverage area athletes will compete for regional baseball and softball championships, as well as state track and tennis titles.

It was a busy night in our coverage area Tuesday, with a district baseball champion crowned, several regional tennis championships decided and track & field teams hitting the road to compete for a chance to appear at state.

As reported in last week’s edition of the News Journal, a total of 18 high school tennis players from the coverage area are slated to compete in this year’s KHSAA state championships in Lexington.