Louisville, Ky. – Oct. 18, 2025 – With more than 3,000 registered participants, the Louisville Sports Commission’s Urban Bourbon Half Marathon & 5K went off this morning under cool, clear skies at race start. Urban Bourbon Half Marathon Winners The Urban Bourbon Half Marathon saw an exciting finish in the men’s and women’s divisions. Luke Leonard of Jackson, Tenn., captured the men’s title with a time of 1:16:20, narrowly edging

Louisville, Ky. – August 23, 2025 – With more than 750 registered participants, the sold-out Louisville Pure Tap® 5K went off this morning under warm, sunny conditions at race start. Race participants started and finished at the Louisville Water Tower, home of Louisville’s award-winning drinking water, and followed a course that ran east and west on River Road. Paul Dawayad of Louisville, Ky., won the men’s division in a time

Presented by Texas Roadhouse, Award Given to Nation’s Most Versatile Player Louisville, Ky. – July 31, 2025 – Forty-six players representing schools in ­­­­nine conferences that compete for the Football Bowl Series have been selected for the 2025 Paul Hornung Award Pre-Season Watch List. Leading the way are 2024 Paul Hornung Award Finalist Isaac Brown from Louisville and 11 players who made the weekly Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll at

Selections Represent Football, Gymnastics, Basketball and Trap Shooting Louisville, Ky. – July 8, 2025– Four individuals with strong Kentucky connections who have made significant contributions to sports in the Commonwealth and nationally have been selected for the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame (KSHOF) Class of 2025. The 47th KSHOF class is comprised of Randall Cobb, an All-American football player at the University of Kentucky who set all-purpose yardage records and

Louisville, Ky. – June 18, 2025 – At its annual meeting, the Louisville Sports Commission (LSC) board of directors unanimously approved a slate of officers, committee chairs and new and re-elected board members for its fiscal year 2026, which begins July 1, 2025. Officers and committee chairs were elected to a one-year term; board members were elected to a three-year term. William E. Summers V, senior vice president, chief community