H.S. Track: A strong run starts with a good push
Darl Keller did not need to teach Charles Gresham much when Gresham stepped onto the track team for Heath.
Gresham, a junior, is one of the best in the area during the first 15 meters of a race, and that combined with his great speed has Gresham as one
U of L slugger Roth 'can't get enough' of softball
When Melissa Roth saw snow for the first time, she got a real eyeful. A University of Louisville softball teammate popped her with a snowball.
The California kid shook it off.
She likes getting hit -- with a softball, preferably, because the pain comes
Maysville's new look
NEWTON TOWNSHIP - Maysville's new athletic facilities are just a few weeks away from completion.
And the biggest thing, says Superintendent Monte Bainter, is that everything is on one campus. No longer will football players, track athletes and freshman
A powerball to build muscle without workouts
Do you want to get those flabby arms in shape without having to lift heavy dumbells? Or maybe just increase your upper body strength without the strain of long hours at the gym? You might want to check out the NSD Powerball.
This little
Rams rookie is ready
On the football field, Chris Ogbonnaya looks up to Steven Jackson, one of his new teammates as a seventh-round draft choice by the Rams.
"Absolutely," Ogbannaya said. "He's a very physical runner. A very good receiver. Can block. Can do it all. ... I
Derek on collision course
A collision at second base in the first inning Saturday made both starting shortstops iffy for Sunday's series finale between the Angels and Yankees, though it's likely that Derek Jeter will play. Jeter crashed into Erick Aybar on a steal attempt and
Cellcom Marathon, Bellin Run taking eco-friendly steps
Though running outdoors is already considered an eco-friendly way to workout, two local races are trying to take further steps to help the environment.
The May 17 Cellcom Green Bay Marathon will continue last year's effort to separate plastic bottles
Slump hitting Teixeira hard
After he endured a wretched April that saw him hit .200, the season's second month couldn't get here fast enough for Mark Teixeira, the Yankees' $180 million man. But though May is just two games old with Saturday's 8-4 loss to the Angels, it's already
Delgado's pain likely will stay
PHILADELPHIA - Carlos Delgado again was unable to start at first base, but he ended up making his first appearance since his right hip flared up last Sunday. Delgado walked as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning and John Maine ran for him. Delgado's
Woody not gunshy on Plax
"We're going to look for talent where we can find it," Johnson said Saturday in an interview with the Daily News. "If a guy has committed a crime and is in jail, obviously we can't take him. We're committed to improving the team.
"They don't need my
