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  • Brown wows All-Stars

    LaRue County’s Ivy Brown played in the girls’ junior All-Star team over the weekend.

    The Kentucky Junior All-Stars were defeated (70-67) Friday at Greenfield-Central High School in Indiana. The Hoosiers won again Saturday 77-57.

    In the first game, Indiana seized control in the final moments of the first half and never relinquished it.

    Kentucky made a brief comeback early in the second half, but Indiana responded with a burst capped by a 3-pointer by Warsaw’s Nikki Grose for a 62-47 edge.

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  • Henderson accepts head coach job...

    Joshua Henderson is the new head basketball coach for the Meade County Green Wave.

    He served six seasons as an assistant coach under Paul Childress at LaRue County. He played for Childress at Caverna High School and joined his staff after graduating from Western Kentucky University in 2007.

    Henderson, who was also the cross country coach at LaRue County for three seasons, believes his experience building LaRue County’s youth program will help him. He also served as head coach of the seventh- and eighth-grade and freshman boys’ teams.

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  • Sports Shorts

    ECTC soccer tryouts scheduled
    Any graduating seniors, current Elizabethtown Community and Technical College students or other prospective students who want to play soccer are encouraged to attend tryouts. Tryouts for women’s soccer are 6-8 p.m. June 17 at Carroll Soccer Complex.
    More information will be available at a later date regarding tryouts for basketball or other sports. Anyone interested in ECTC sports who cannot attend tryouts should contact Dr. Dale Buckles at dale.buckles@kctcs.edu or 270-706-8431.

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  • Sports Shorts

    ECTC soccer tryouts scheduled
    Any graduating seniors, current Elizabethtown Community and Technical College students or other prospective students who want to play soccer are encouraged to attend tryouts. Men’s tryouts are 6-8 p.m. June 6 at Carroll Soccer Complex in Peterson Drive in Elizabethtown. Tryouts for women’s soccer are 6-8 p.m. June 17 at Carroll Soccer Complex.

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  • Lady Hawks blanked in last stand...

    BARDSTOWN – The Lady Hawks were blanked in late semifinals of the 5th Region Softball Tournament at Nelson County.

    LaRue’s Ladies fell 11-0 in six innings to Central Hardin’s Lady Bruins – the eventual Region champs.

    Sophomore shortstop Kelsey McGuffin pounded out three homers for Central Hardin Tuesday. She hit the last three strikes she saw over the fence at Mike Lusk Field.

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  • Derek Bell named new soccer coach

     Derek Bell has been named the new boys’ head soccer coach at LaRue County High School following former head coach Chuck Holloway’s resignation due to health concerns.

    Bell, who has served as Hawks’ assistant coach since 2008, praised Holloway who launched the soccer program at LCHS, coaching co-ed and later boys’ and girls’ teams.

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  • SOFTBALL: Lady Hawks fall in...

    BARDSTOWN – The Lady Hawks were blanked in late semifinals of the 5th Region Softball Tournament at Nelson County.

    LaRue’s Ladies fell 11-0 in six innings to Central Hardin’s Lady Bruins.

    Sophomore shortstop Kelsey McGuffin pounded out three homers for Central Hardin Tuesday. She hit the last three strikes she saw over the fence at Mike Lusk Field.

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  • Lady Hawks win first round of...

    BARDSTOWN – With his team having already played, and crushed, host Nelson County once this year, LaRue County coach Aaron Howell didn’t want the Lady Hawks overlooking the Lady Cards when the teams hooked back up Monday evening in the 5th Region Softball Tournament’s late quarterfinal at Mike Lusk Field.

    The surging Lady Hawks finished with nine hits and scored at least three runs in each of the first three innings as they cruised past the 19th District runner-ups, 12-2 in five innings.

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