Today's Sports

Two students from Sallee’s Family Taekwondo of Hodgenville recently were promoted to the American Taekwondo Association trainee instructor program.

These students will be responsible for teaching Taekwondo under the direct supervision of the school’s owner/head instructor, Randal Sallee Jr. and David Perkins, assistant instructor.

After winning their first Regional title in LaRue County history, the tennis team has high hopes of repeating again this year but with a younger squad.

Fifth-year head coach Chris Estes is returning only two seniors on the girls' squad and no seniors on the boys.

The entire boys team will be first time varsity players with the exception of Dylan Parr.

“We’ll be young and rebuilding,” Estes said, “but we have a lot of talent and we’ll get better as we go.”

The weather was cold, cloudy and rainy, but it didn’t dampen the spirits at the LaRue County High School track and field events March 31. The boys’ shot put and discus throwers led the way with the boys placing one, two and three while the girls won three relays.

The boys and girls both placed second overall. 

Spring break is over for the LaRue County Hawks as they headed home Friday and reflected on a week of baseball, heavy rains and dodging severe storms.

The Hawks finished the week 2-2 at the Florida Beach Bash with a lot of focus on their pitching staff, defense and hitting game that was never really proven in the preseason or their first week of scheduled games.