Sports Tonight with Todd Hamilton comes your way at 5:08 this evening on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP and worldwide at whopam.com. Tonight’s guests include Mike Foster who will talk about the upcoming golf tournament for the Hopkinsville Community College Foundation, along with previews of the Christian County-Ohio County football game and the Hopkinsville- Apollo game Friday night.

Tuesday’s High School Sports Results

Volleyball: Caldwell County defeated Christian County 3 sets to 1, University Heights won two matches by 2-0 scores over Russellville and Todd Central, Hopkins Central edged Muhlenberg County 3-2, Henderson County over Madisonville 2-0.

Boys Soccer: Henderson County over Hopkinsville 5-2, Fort Campbell and Madisonville tied at 1-1, Franklin Simpson defeated Logan County 2-1 in a shootout, Todd Central shutout Hopkins Central 3-0, Trigg County shutout Ballard Memorial 10-0.

Girls Soccer: Hopkinsville defeated Todd Central 6-3, Fort Campbell defeated Caldwell County 2-0, Glasgow defeated Logan County 2-0, Ballard Memorial defeated Trigg County 3-2.

Golf: The Boys 2^nd region golf tournament took place at Falls of Rough Golf Course in Grayson County, however, for the second straight day, WHOP Radio was not provided with the local results.

Wednesday’s High School Schedule

Boys Soccer: Logan County hosts Lyon County

College Football: The Sun Belt Conference has upheld the one game suspension for Western Kentucky safety Jonathan Dowling. Dowling was ejected from last Saturday’s game with Southern Miss due to a helmet to helmet hit on a Southern Miss player. Dowling will sit out this week’s Sun Belt opener for the Hilltoppers at Arkansas State.

College Basketball: Murray State’s men’s basketball program will be featured as part of ESPN U’s Midnight Madness program on Friday October 12^th. The Racer Madness will begin at 9:15 and culminate with the first official practice at midnight.

The Racers are the only mid-major school among the 13 schools that will be featured on the show. Some of the other schools include Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina, Pittsburgh and Syracuse.

While we’re on Racer basketball, West Kentucky Star.com reports Zay Jackson is reportedly waving his preliminary hearing. Jackson faces two assault charges after hitting two people with his car in a parking lot September 10^th in Murray.

The preliminary hearing is scheduled for today at 9:30 am, however if it’s waived, the case will go to a Calloway County grand jury. Jackson has been suspended from the basketball team since the incident occurred.