Today's Sports

 GOSHEN — Senior midfielder Keyon Ghayoumi noticed a spark in practice last week that he says gave him confidence that North Oldham boys soccer will be just fine after losing 13 seniors from last year’s team. During a team activity where numbers were down on a certain drill, an inexperienced sophomore stepped in to the role and brought more energy to the group than anyone else, and the competition subsequently increased.

CRESTWOOD — Entering his sixth season as South Oldham’s head football coach, Jamie Reed can’t recall a season of more transition than what the Dragons are going through in 2015.

CRESTWOOD — South Oldham boys’ soccer will look a bit different on the field and on the sidelines, but the Dragons’ goal remains the same. In fact, the expectations are even higher despite the change.

One batter into the state championship game, and Jonathan Klein was ready to give up.