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Today's Sports

  • BASKETBALL: Hawks win season...

    The LaRue County Hawks boys’ basketball team won its season opener against the Casey County Rebels Dec. 5. Both teams’ shooting matched the cold weather outside as LaRue scored 22 points in the first half and Casey County only scored 11. With two minutes to go in the first half, the Rebels had scored a mere seven points.

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  • Danielle Brown leads St....

    Danielle Brown, a LaRue County graduate, is currently leading St. Catharine College in scoring and rebounding. The 5-11 senior forward is averaging 13 points and six rebounds a game for the Patriots who are 4-3 this season.

    Brown has scored in double figures in four of the seven games. Her best effort was the season opener when she scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in a victory at Mid-Continent University.

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  • LaRue goes 2-1 in Lady Wave Tip-...

    The LaRue County High School Lady Hawks went 2-1 in the Meade County Lady Wave Tip-Off Classic. Six teams competed in the Friday and Saturday tournament.

    LaRue’s Ladies defeated Edmonson County, 62-39 and Meade County, 66-48 on Saturday.

    On Friday, LaRue County lost to Russell County, 55-51 in overtime.

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    The Lady Hawks led Edmonson County, 36-22 at halftime before taking control of the game with a 16-8 burst in the third quarter.

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  • WRESTLING: Mat Hawks look to...

    The LaRue County Mat Hawks have won four dual state championships, 11 regional championships and numerous tournament titles over the team's 21-year existence, but the team has never won the overall state tournament title. This is the year the coaches hope will end that drought.

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  • MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLING: Hawks...

    On Saturday, the LaRue County Middle School Mat Hawks traveled to Elkhorn Middle School to compete in a 16-team dual competition. The Mat Hawks finished in third place defeating some top teams in the state in the process.

    “Saturday was a tough competition,” said head coach Dan Heady. “I was proud of the way we competed. We were missing two starters and had an injury during the day which meant we were short-handed for most of the day. The guys battled hard and we had a good showing.”

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  • Upcoming sports

    LCHS golf meeting
    There will be a golf team meeting 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27 at the LaRue County Golf Course for any LaRue County student interested in playing golf this upcoming season. For more information, contact Jorge Venegas or Justin Craft at 358-2210.

    Chili supper before Homecoming

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  • Donald Sprowles retires from...

    Donald Sprowles, who is retiring Dec. 31 as director of LaRue County Parks and Recreation, could be called the poster child of multi-tasking.

    Starting at age 13, when his 39-year-old father died of a heart attack, Sprowles, who lives on Ferrill Hill in Buffalo, has always taken on added responsibilities.

    Residing on a farm in the Levelwoods area, Sprowles continued the farm operation after his father’s death as well as attended school full time, first at Levelwoods, then at Buffalo High School where he graduated in 1955. 

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  • Basketball teams start season...

    High school basketball season has arrived.

    The Hawks and Lady Hawks will kickoff the upcoming basketball season Friday, Nov. 19 with their annual Blue and White Night at LaRue County High School gym.

    The event begins with a fundraiser chili supper 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Blue/White activities begin at 7 p.m.

    There is no admission charge. Tickets to the chili supper are $5 each and includes chili, sandwiches, dessert and drink.

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  • Lee is a finalist for Iron Man

    Alex Lee, a senior running and defensive back on LaRue County’s Hawks football team, has been named one of 10 finalists for the Army Iron Man of the Year that honors Kentucky’s best two-way high school football players.

    Lee, 6-1, 205 pounds, earned the week-three Army Iron Man of the Week after rushing for 104 yards with a touchdown and grabbing an interception in LaRue County’s 19-7 win over Shelby County.

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  • Football: Hawks defeat Butler...

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