Women defeat Bellarmine
Matt Birkholtz, Matt Birkholtz, and Matt Birkholtz
March 8, 2009
Junior forward Brandi Rayburn scored 21 points to help propel the Northern Kentucky University Women's Basketball team to an 80-69 over Bellarmine University, March 6 in Quincy, Ill. The Norse finished perfect from the free throw line going 23-for-23 on the day to help buld a lead over the Knights. ...
Baseball claim three of four against Quincy
Zac, Zac, and Zac
March 3, 2009
The Northern Kentucky University Baseball team improved to one game below .500 and reminded Quincy University who the Great Lakes Valley Conference's reigning champ was, claiming three of four games against the Hawks in a two-day series Feb. 28-March 1. The Norse swept Quincy in the first day of double...
Women’s tennis defeat G-Town, fall to Eastern
Monica Fritsch, Monica Fritsch, and Monica Fritsch
March 3, 2009
The Northern Kentucky University's Women's' and Tennis teams traveled to Richmond, Ky., for some doubleheader action on Feb. 2, facing Georgetown College and Eastern Kentucky University respectively. The Norse defeated Georgetown College 5-4 in the first match. In the singles flight, Michelle Schirmann...
Out of Bounds: The summit, part deux
Will Chambers, Will Chambers, and Will Chambers
March 3, 2009
Last week I started imagining who the real 'legends' of Cincinnati sports folklore would be.' If there were to be a monument modeled after Mt. Rushmore of Cincinnati sports heroes, who would they be?' Last week I uncovered two: Oscar Robertson and Pete Rose. Here are the next two.' Not one citi...
Women’s basketball routes Lewis, eye GLVC championship
Zac Collins, Zac Collins, and Zac Collins
March 3, 2009
The Northern Kentucky University Women's Basketball team secured the No. 1 seed in the Great Lakes Valley Conference East Division with a 77-56 route of Lewis University. The No. 2-nationally ranked Norse (25-2, 16-2 GLVC) lit up the nets in Regents Hall and put on an show for the more than 1000-pers...
Sheriff finds success in cheerleading
Chris Miller, Chris Miller, and Chris Miller
February 3, 2009
With nearly two decades of tenure tucked beneath his belt and gun holster, it may be hard for some to understand why Boone County Sheriff Daren Harris' coworkers have little trouble giving him slack. On the other hand, when considering his hobby, the reason may become a bit clearer. That hobby '-serv...
