For young people at the Boys & Girls Club of Johnson County, a wealth of science and technology equipment will soon be at their fingertips.

Among the more-endearing memories Center Grove coach Kevin Stuckmeyer can pull from his team’s undefeated season hardly involves basketball at all.

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For one extended weekend, 42 high school girls from Los Angeles will attend NCSY’s 4G Convention in New Jersey. The highlight of the event, which is taking place in New Jersey, is a Shabbaton filled ...

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Nearly a decade has passed since the Monticello girls’ basketball program won an IHSA regional title. The drought is still ongoing, but this season’s Sages put forth a valiant effort to almost bring ...

Here’s a look at how the Journal-area girls basketball teams performed in the sectional semifinals Tuesday, Feb. 24: Class 4A: Rolling Meadows 55, Prospect 41: Prospect, after winning the first two ...

SALUDA — The Saluda girls’ postseason run came to a sudden end Saturday night, as they battled until the final buzzer but fell 54-42 to Landrum in the second round of the South Carolina High School ...

Bri Harms of the Roanoke-Benson basketball team was voted the Journal Star high school girls athlete of the week nominees for Feb. 16-21, presented by CEFCU. The senior gave R-B back-to-back regional ...

The Jay High School girls basketball team is heading to the state Final Four for the first time in 28 years. After three consecutive regional final losses, the team broke through to defeat Chipley and ...

George Rogers Clark received nine of 16 first-place votes and remained No. 1 in the final Kentucky High School Girls Basketball Elite 16 media poll of the season. Assumption and Simon Kenton are next ...