Kentucky

Throughout the week, the Cardinals boasted a flawless 3-0 record, with Avendaño playing a crucial role in securing the doubles point in each match. His contribution cannot be overstated, as he consistently stepped up when it mattered most.

Coach Aprile and her team are preparing to kick off the season at the Florida Gulf Coast Kickoff Classic on February 9-10. This will be followed by a midweek matchup at FIU, and a tournament at FAU’s Joan Joyce Classic the following weekend. It’s a challenging start to the season, but the Cardinals are ready to face the competition head-on.

One of the major highlights of the season will be a much-anticipated in-state rivalry meet against the University of Kentucky. This exciting showdown is set to take place on January 27th at noon at the Ralph Wright Natatorium.

What we can expect from South Carolina as Kentucky heads out on the road in an important conference game.

Kentucky caps off a 2-0 week with a 105-96 win over Georgia in Rupp…

Kentucky got back in the win column on Wednesday and now welcomes a frisky Georgia team to Rupp this weekend.  Lets dive into what we can expect from the Bulldogs

Kentucky got back to winning with a 90-77 home win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs which improves the Cats to 3-1 in the conference.

Kentucky looks to get back to winning as they return to Rupp Arena to take on a good Missisippi State team.

In the sprints and hurdles events, junior Victoria Perrow impressed by qualifying for the 60M final and finishing second with a time of 7.37 seconds. Freshman Troy Lane also showed promise, qualifying for the 60M final alongside junior Clinton Muunga, and ultimately placing second with a time of 6.78 seconds.

In the morning session, several Wildcats posted strong performances. Frericks and Caroline Benda placed second and third respectively in the 500 freestyle, each with season-best times. In the men’s 500 free, freshman Carson Hick finished second with a time of 4:24.43.