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Today's Sports

  • Steve Duncan takes football helm...

     Steve Duncan, formerly of Buffalo, has been hired as head football coach at Logan County High School.

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  • Sports Shorts - Feb. 5, 2014

     LCHS Softball Boosters chili supper

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  • PHOTO: Cundiff's...

     Jacob Cundiff in recent seventh-grade basketball action.

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  • PHOTO: 8th grade cheerleaders...

     The eighth-grade cheerleaders and their families were recognized on eighth-grade night. Front from left, Whitney Bauer, Madison Eads, Ashlen Grubbs, Emily Miller, Katelynn Lafollette, Kayla Heath; second row, Laura Bauer, Rebecca Eads, Cathy Grubbs, Angela Miller, Melissa Jones, Jessica Vittitow; back, P.J. Bauer, B.J. Eads, Lenn Grubbs, Jamie Miller, Jeremy Jones, Bradley Wayne Vittitow and Chad Heath.

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  • PHOTO: 8th grade basketball...

    The eighth-grade basketball Hawks and their parents were honored on eighth-grade night. From left, Blake Shelton, Jacob Rutledge, Shane King, Dane Milby, Ty Morris, Chase Puyear, Kendrick Weathers, Johnny Key, Kane Harris, Isaiah Sublett, Jacob Gentry, Phillip French, Bryson Cobb and Brandon Cecil.
     

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  • WRESTLING: Jan. 29, 2014

    Jan. 29

    LaRue, 42; South Oldham, 34

    Weight

    106 – Stiles Metcalf (L) won by forfeit

    113 – Levi Goodin (L) won by forfeit

    120 - Keanan John (SO) won by major decision over Dalton Bell (L), 13-4

     

    126 - Jordan Tenharmsel (SO) won by forfeit

    132 - Shane Wilson (SO won by forfeit

    138 - Noah Davis (L) won by forfeit

    145 – Raymundo Perez (L) won by pin over Max Knabel

    152 – Griffin Dulak (L) won by pin over Brad Bailey

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  • WRESTLING: Mat Hawks take 8th at...

    The LaRue County Mat Hawks finished eighth Saturday at the Kentucky Wrestling Coaches Association State Duals in the small schools division at Montgomery County.

    The Hawks defeated Caldwell County, 40-24, in their first round.

    The Hawks lost to Wayne County, 46-30; to North Oldham, 50-23; and Louisville Doss, 47-24.

    Information about the Caldwell match is unavailable.

    LaRue vs. Wayne

    Starting weight class was 195 pounds.

    195 – Devin Morrow (W) won by forfeit

    220 - Koy Lindsey (L) won by forfeit

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  • Lady Hawks defeat Marion

    Senior wing Ivy Brown helped the 15th-ranked LaRue County Lady Hawks get a little bit of revenge on 5th Region foe Marion County on Saturday.

    Brown had 26 points, 13 rebounds, five steals, five blocks and two assists as homestanding LaRue County beat the Lady Knights, 58-48 in a rematch from last season’s region final won by Marion County.

    Junior guard Alexis Brewer added 13 points, seven rebounds and four assists, while sophomore guard Delany Eastridge had seven points and five rebounds.

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  • BASKETBALL: Ladies fall in LIT

    LOUISVILLE— Three was the magic number Friday night for the Louisville Sacred Heart Valkyries.

    Scoring 21 points from the 3-point arc, the eighth-ranked Valkyries pulled away from the 15th-ranked LaRue County Lady Hawks, 70-59 in the quarterfinals of the Louisville Invitational Tournament at Bellarmine University’s Knights Hall.

    “Guarding the 3 was definitely our biggest weakness tonight, and it has been all season,” said LaRue County senior guard Ivy Brown. “We have to close out faster and know where their shooters are.”

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  • BASKETBALL: Hawks topple North...

    As his team huddled around him after the first quarter, LaRue County coach Paul Childress reminded the Hawks there was plenty of time left to make a run Saturday afternoon against the North Oldham Mustangs.

    Trailing by 14 at the time, the Hawks methodically chipped away. After taking its first lead in the fourth quarter, LaRue County won going away, 66-52 in the Nathan McCurry Classic at John Hardin.

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