.....Advertisement.....
.....Advertisement.....

Today's News

  • Sports shorts - September 14, 2016

    Kentucky Partnership for Families and Children

    Join KPFC in their “Be the One” Golf Scramble at Juniper Hills Golf Course in Frankfort, Kentucky on Friday, September 16 at 1 p.m. ET. To register for either event, go to KPFC’s website at https://kypartnership.org

    Volley for the cure

    Click here to read more...
  • Girls soccer loses two games

    The LCHS girls soccer team lost to Taylor County 1-2 last Saturday and Atherton 1-4 on Monday.

    The stats were not available at the time of publication for the Taylor County game. During the game against Atherton, Gillian Nunn scored the goal for the Lady Hawks and Whitney Bauer made 11 saves.

    Head Coach Bill Hawkins could not be reached for comment at the time of publication.

    The Lady Hawks are now 4-6-1 on the season and their next game is at home this Wednesday against North Hardin at 6 p.m.

    Click here to read more...
  • Boys soccer falls to Taylor Co.

    The LCHS Boys Soccer team lost to Taylor County 0-3 last Saturday.

    The loss marks the fourth straight loss for the Hawks after starting the season undefeated.

    There were no goals or assists in the game for the Hawks. Head Coach Jimmy Adams said he believes the Hawks could have played better and that they have some areas to work on for improvement. However, he said Dalton Skaggs was injured in the game and unable to play, which changed the dynamics.

    Click here to read more...
  • LCMS Hawks fall to Stuart Pepper

    Last week was a tough stretch for the LCMS Lady Hawks basketball team. Last Tuesday night, the Lady Hawks hosted Stuart Pepper Middle School from Meade County and both the seventh and eighth grade Lady Hawks fell in close games.

    The seventh grade Lady Hawks played a tremendous game, but fell just short in over-time 32-29. Leading the way for the Hawks was Paige Evans with 18 points, Avery Murray had 10, and Maleah English chipped in with 1.

    Click here to read more...
  • LCMS football loses close game to Bluegrass

    The Middle School football Hawks fell in a barn-burner to Bluegrass Middle School last Tuesday by a score of 38-34. Bluegrass jumped out to an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter. but the Hawks closed the gap with a Jeremiah Belton touchdown run to make it 7-6. In the second quarter. the offense exploded with three touchdowns with a rushing touchdown by Jeremiah Belton, another by Preston Self, and a touchdown reception by Thomas Boone.

    Click here to read more...
  • Sophie Akin is True Blue

    Loyal, energetic, inquisitive and vocal. These are a few of the requirements coaches expect their upperclassmen to possess. For Junior Lady Hawks Volleyball player Sophie Akin, these characteristics are evident on and off the court.

    Akin has been playing volleyball since the sixth grade.

    “Coming into middle school I didn’t know what sports I was interested in yet,” Akin said. “So, when all of my friends decided to try out for the volleyball team I thought why not, and fell in love with it the first year.”

    Click here to read more...
  • Youth soccer begins

    The LaRue County Youth Soccer season officially began last Saturday with 180 kids playing in 6 divisions.

    Click here to read more...
  • Youth football scores - September 14, 2016

    Flag Division Won 41-19 over South Hardin and Lost 28-38 against New Haven

    7-8 year-olds: Won 47-0 over Taylor County

    9-10 year-olds: Lost 18-6 vs Taylor County

    11-12 year-olds: canceled due to inclement weather.

    Click here to read more...
  • Church league softball scores - September 14, 2016

    League Standings after three weeks of play

    Blue Team: 0-5

    Orange Team: 4-1

    Black Team: 3-2

    Purple Team: 3-3

    Gray Team: 4-1

    Lime Team: 1-4

    Green Team: 3-2

    Click here to read more...
  • LCHS golf results - September 14, 2016

    Green Wave Invitational

    Doe Valley Golf Club

    6244 yards - par 71

    (2nd) *LaRue County - 312

    1. Cameron Dawson - 71

    Taylor Eastridge - 79

    Cameron Lasley - 80

    Hunter McLaughlin - 82

    Chandler McLaughlin - 87

    *Tied for 1st place team. Lost via tiebreaker (5th score).

    Click here to read more...