Today's Sports

The Lady Hawks snapped a three-match losing streak with a defeat of Campbellsville 25-11, 25-14 Thursday. It was their first win at home since Sept. 10.
“We played very well tonight,” said Coach Ben Schell. “Miranda Hornback and Lauren Meredith led the way with their serving – nine combined aces.”
Junior Haley Holt had six kills and two blocks.

Lincoln Days Railsplitter Run and Walk
For applications or more information about the Railsplitter Run and Walk during Lincoln Days, contact sponsor Snap Fitness, visit www.lincolndays.org or call Lincoln Days office at 358-8710. The event will be held Oct. 1.

Lincoln Days Cornhole
The Lincoln Days Cornhole Tournament will be Sunday, Oct. 2 on Lincoln Square. Entry fee per team is $25 with a 90 percent payback. Sign up at 1 p.m. Sunday with tournament starting at 2 p.m. For more information, contact the Lincoln Days office at 358-8710.

The Lady Hawks volleyball team fell to Green County 25-17, 25-13 and Washington County 25-14, 19-25, 25-17, last week.
Green
Junior Miranda Hornback paced LaRue County with three aces, while sophomore Ivy Brown had two kills and one ace.
Junior Haley Holt chipped in with two blocks.
Washington
Brown paced LaRue County with seven assists, six kills, three blocks and one ace, while freshman Alexis Brewer chipped in with five aces, five kills and three digs.
Holt added five kills and two blocks, and junior Lauren Meredith had four aces.

Sometimes, in the broad athletic world, we coaches think we are more important than the game itself. Sometimes we think we are indispensable. Sometimes, we think the players owe us everything.  
Sometimes, we are the lowest people on the face of the earth.
As coaches, we have the responsibility of 30 to 50 young student-athletes. Our dream is to train them to be world class athletes. Many of us try to do this by any means possible. Most times, we fail.