When it comes to college basketball, Kentucky is one of the blue bloods. They're in the same elite,…read morerarified air as North Carolina, Duke, Kansas, and UCLA. The Wildcats are one of the sport's most successful programs, winning eight national championships. Kentucky's eight titles rank second all-time behind UCLA's 11. In addition, at the time of writing this review, among all schools, all-time, Kentucky has: * The most NCAA Division I wins. * The highest NCAA Division I winning percentage. * The most NCAA tournament appearances. * The most NCAA tournament wins. Adolph Rupp was the only UK coach to win multiple national championships at the school. He won their first four in 1948, 1949, 1951, and 1958. Joe B. Hall (Rupp's former assistant), Rick Pitino, Tubby Smith, and John Calipari were UK's other national championship-winning coaches. They won in 1978, 1996, 1998, and 2012, respectively. I remember the Pitino, Smith, and Calipari championships because those occurred during my lifetime and when I was following college basketball. The 1996 Kentucky team blew out my beloved Tim Duncan-led Wake Forest Demon Deacons in the Elite Eight, 83-63. That was only Wake's sixth Elite Eight appearance, first since 1984, and had the Deacs won, they would have returned to the Final Four for the first time since their lone appearance in 1962. Tubby Smith, the coach of the 1998 Kentucky team, played college basketball at High Point University (then High Point College) in my hometown of High Point, North Carolina. Since 2018, Tubby has been the head coach at High Point. Not much needs to be said about Coach Cal as he is one of the preeminent college basketball coaches today. He's become a fixture at the NBA Draft because Kentucky, like the aforementioned blue bloods, simply reload, year after year, with five-star recruits. Many eventually make their way into the NBA. At the start of the latest NBA season (2020-21), Kentucky led all schools with the most number of former players, 31, on opening-night rosters. Duke was next with 26. One game I would like to humbly point out is from December 6, 2020. My alma mater, Georgia Tech, defeated Kentucky (ranked No. 20 at the time), 79-62: https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/game?gameId=401255627. :)

We came here when the Y was affiliated with it and never had any issues. This year the Parks and…read morerecreation for Jessamine county own it and I had a terrible experience. I brought 4 kids on what was supposed to be a sunny day, we got there and paid $5 per kid and $7 for myself so a total of $27. The slides were not working bc they blamed the pump overheating bc of prior management. Then my kiddos got to swim for 10 min before a break, no biggie. After break they got 10 more min before they called 30 min lightning delay that came out of nowhere, again frustrating but nobodies fault. This is where I get frustrated....my kiddos didn't want to sit and wait it out and then possibly have to wait longer which they would've bc the weather didn't improve. I asked for a rain check so we could come back the next day, and they said they don't do that!! I live in Lexington and can't just come and go, they told me I could come back the same day but I wasn't driving back over again. I was extremely frustrated bc my kids got to swim 20 min and the. We had to leave for weather and no rain checks!!! I lost my money and had some very frustrated kids!! I called the manager of parks and left a message and never got a call back!! Highly disappointed with the new management :( Won't be back

There's a nice facility for the community that we have here for our young boys and girls to play…read morefootball and cheer. We're always doing fundraising events and most activities out in the community. So it's a nice football field and establishment for them to practice and play

Mt. Carmel FIRE Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3), Christian-owned Amateur Football Club and Sports…read moreMinistry based on the East side of Cincinnati, in the Eastgate-Beechmont area. The FIRE organization is comprised of athletes, coaches, and volunteers from surrounding communities in Hamilton, Clermont, Butler, Highland, and Brown counties. OUR MISSION To support and develop amateur athletics in our local community. To provide adult men the opportunity to compete in amateur football in an atmosphere that fosters discipline, respect, sportsmanship, and fun. To provide adult men the opportunities to advance from an amateur level of competition to collegiate and/or professional national and international levels of competition. To build positive and encouraging relationships within the local community. To create and carry out service and ministry opportunities at personal, team, and community levels, through fellowship and outreach.

The facility was conveniently located nearby lots of restaurants and shopping which was great if…read moreyou had two games to play and some time in between. This was our first year playing indoor soccer here and it was a great league and facility to play at. Our twin girls played in the winter 1 and winter 2 sessions and they loved it! The indoor league was very well run! The schedule was accurate and games were right on time. The communications were sent out in advance and you were kept informed of any changes.

Champions is located on Nicholasville Road, between Nicholasville and Lexington. They are great for…read morebaseball and softball. They have an indoor baseball field and several (6) batting cages. It's $40 dollars an hour to rent a batting cage or you can pay a dollar for the machine to throw 12 balls at you. LoL They also offer individual training. Not sure of the cost. Jim