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Today's Sports

  • LCYSA U14 finishes first
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  • 16U travel baseball
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  • Reds finish second
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  • LaRue 12U hosts tournament

    Last weekend, the 12U Travel Hawks hosted their own Hodgenville Summer Bash 12U Tourney hosting seven teams from around the regional area.

    The Hawks jumped out quickly on Saturday, June 3 by defeating the E’town Strikers by a score of 16-1 in the first game of pool play. Tate Wootton earned the victory on the mound pitching two innings striking out four. Levi Austin finished the game on the mound for the Hawks also pitching two innings striking out one while giving up one earned run.

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  • Sports shorts - June 7, 2017

    LaRue County Park and Recreation Board

    The LaRue County Park and Recreation Board meets at 7 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the Park. For more information, call Brience Willian at 270-735-1763.

    Pickleball LaRue County

    Pickleball is being played at 5:30 p.m., Mondays and Thursdays at the Board of Education gym on College Street. Pickleball is free to anyone interested in learning the sport, a combination of tennis and ping-pong. All equipment provided.

    Pickelball Nelson County

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  • Hawks are district champs

    The Hawks varsity baseball team travelled to Green County on Tuesday, May 23 not knowing who their opponent would be for the 18th District Championship game. The tournament was bumped up a day in order to avoid the rain that came the next two days.

    Green County and Hart County played in the semi-final game to determine who would play the number one seed Hawks. Hart County beat Green County 4-1 setting up the 18th District Championship game, thirty minutes later.

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  • LCHS Special Olympics have great...

    The LaRue County High School Hawks Special Olympics Team gave an outstanding performance at the Region 4 Track and Field Competition at Saint X High School in Louisville on Saturday, May 13.

    Results: Shelly England placed first in the 50 meter dash, first in the hundred meter dash.

    Robert England placed first in both the 100 meter and 400 meter race-walks.

    Austin McClure placed first in the 50-meter dash and third in shotput.

    Kaylem Murphy placed first in the 800 meter dash and second in the 1500 meter dash.

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  • HES students participate in...

    Five students from Hodgenville Elementary School participated in Special Olympics track and field events on Saturday, May 13 at Saint X High School in Louisville.

    Gabe Wright received fourth place in the 50 meter race and second place in the softball throw. Addie Polly received second place in the softball throw and second place in the 50 meter race. Katelynn Rutledge placed first in the 50 meter race and third in the softball throw. Jaden McBride placed third in the tennis ball throw. Julianne Miller placed third in the 50 meter race and fourth in the softball throw.

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  • Future Hawks basketball camp

    The 2017 Future Hawks basketball camp took place May 22-25 with 78 campers from elementary school age up through eighth grade.

    During the camp, coaches led the campers through drill stations helping to improve certain areas of their game and the coaches also took the opportunity to pass on valuable coaching on how the campers could continue to improve their games at home.

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  • Hodgenville native promoted to...

    Hodgenville native Mike Gaddie, an 18-year veteran of the Western Kentucky University Athletic Training Staff and 29-year veteran of the profession, has been named Associate Athletic Director for Sports Medicine and Athletic Training.

    Gaddie succeeds Bill Edwards, who will retire effective June 30, and will assume his new role July 1.

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