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As a kid growing up in northern Kentucky, Dale was the one that got me interested in following high school sports, even in grade school. I listened to many of his high school and NKU basketball broadcasts of the years. He called the very first NKU basketball game in 1971 when they played Calvary at the old Newport High School gym. Then, in college, I did a weekly high school sports show on WHKK radio thanks to Dale. I think I remember the boy's state high school basketball tournament broadcasts the most, as he and Hardy Tribble provided many hours of entertainment as they broadcast all 15 games of the tourney each and every year. It's also interesting to note that Dale's Sports Line show which aired on Monday-Friday from 5:30-6:00, was the first radio sports talk show in greater Cincinnati. They had contests where if you answered a trivia question from Dale, you won 2 tickets to Kentucky Colonels basketball games when they played at UC's Armory Fieldhouse. Needless to say, Me and my dad got enjoy a number of ABA games thanks to Dale. Then, in college, I did a weekly high school sports show on WHKK radio thanks to Dale. After his WHKK days he was the voice of UC sports, and in 1981 called the UC-Bradley basketball game which the Bearcats won 75-73 in an NCAA record 7 overtimes which is still the longest game in NCAA history. I believe that an audio recording of that game is in the Basketball Hall of Fame. He was a great softball coach that had the respect of his players, opposing players and coaches as well as other media members. As Mustang stated, he was truly a legend and will be greatly missed.

Way to go Tigers!!!

Way to go Camels!

Campbell Co. 26 Madison Central 21. Final. Congrats to the Camels on the upset!

Campbell Co. 26 Madison Central 14 in the 4th. Not sure how much time is left.

Still 20-14 Campbell Co. in the 4th quarter.

Campbell County up 20-14 at halftime.

Boone County wins 20-14 in OT.

14-14 in OT

14-14 in the 4th quarter.

I've always said that the only consistent thing about the KHSAA is their inconsistency with everything!

The only thing consistent about the KHSAA is their inconsistency with everything!

The event has gotten too expensive to attend for average Kentuckians, plus the fact that you've now got every NCAA tournament game on television. I think high schools in general have seen a dip in attendance in regular season games due to the fact there are so many college and pro games on TV during the season. I have noticed that the cost of attending the Sweet 16 seems to have increased significantly in recent years. Not good when there are more reasons than ever not to attend.

Way to start the season Lady Camels!

Has playing the 9th Region tournament in the Bank of Kentucky Center helped 9th region teams once they get to Rupp?

Way to go Lady Camels!

Way to go Lady Camels!

No he did not.

I have probably seen at least that many, if not more, and, I to, have never seen an incident in the handshake line. However, I have seen a few kids get hurt when the students rush the field after games.

I agree. One thing's for certain. Whoever is in the district final will be in the 10th region championship match.

Until a kid gets hurt in the rush and their parents sue the school.

Yes.

Scott defeated Campbell County in 5 games in the actual district match. The 2 Campbell County wins over Scott came in tournament matches. The KHSAA standings sight is misleading because it includes regular season tournament wins against district opponents as district wins or losses along with the actual district games.

Dixie and Campbell shook hands after a hard fought battle in Alexandria.

Camels improve to 3-1 with the win over the Jags.