High School Sports

 Ivy Brown, sophomore wing for the Lady Hawks’ basketball team, scored her 1,000th-point last week. The Lady Hawks play at 6:30 p.m. Friday in a homecoming matchup against Caverna.

The domination continues. Over the past two weeks, the LaRue County Mat Hawks have wrestled in two tournaments, one in Tennessee and the other at North Hardin and at each tournament, LaRue cruised to easy wins.
In Tennessee, the Mat Hawks set three tournament records: most points, racking up 316 points; having 11 finalists; and having nine champions.
The second place team at the Tennessee tournament, a top-10 team from Tennessee, had 230 points. At the North Hardin tournament, Central Hardin had 215 points to the Mat Hawks 285 points.

The LaRue County High School Lady Hawks defeated three opponents last week – Barren County, Central Hardin and McLean County.
Barren bashed
LaRue defeated Barren County 56-48 Jan. 17.
The Ladies jumped on top early, taking a 16-9 advantage after the first period and leading 28-18 at halftime.
The Trojanettes came back in the third period, outscoring LaRue 17-15 to cut the lead to eight at 43-35.
Sophomore wing Ivy Brown joined the Lady Hawks’ 1,000-point club as the team won their fourth straight.

 The LaRue County High School Lady Hawks defeated Barren County 56-48 Jan. 17.

Sophomore wing Ivy Brown joined the Lady Hawks' 1,000-point club as the team won their fourth straight.

Brown finished with 17 points, 10 rebounds and four steals.

“We are all real proud of Ivy,” said Lady Hawks’ Coach Travis Wootton, who added that three of Brown’s teammates also were in double digits for the game.

It was the first time this season that four of LaRue’s Ladies were in double figures in the same game.