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Today's Sports

  • LCHS Football holds 3rd annual...

     The LaRue County High School football team will hold its third annual chicken barbeque fundraiser from noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 28.

    The event will be held at Sportsman Lake in Hodgenville. Tickets are $10 and available from football players. There will be a limited number of tickets sold at the door due to pre-ordering supplies.

    The dinner consists of a quarter chicken, two sides, dessert and a drink; dine-in or carryout.

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  • Todd Allen named Co-Coach of the...

    A former LaRue County Mat Hawk continues to rack up honors in wrestling.

    Todd Allen, in his first year as head coach at Cumberland University, was voted Co-Coach of the Year. He mentored three All-Americans, the most in one season in the program's history.

    Zeke Hunt, Cody Linton and Jake Williams were named as All-Americans. Hunt and Joe Gallegos earned All-Mid-South Conference; Michael Gonzalez and David Capers were also named Honorable Mention All-Conference.

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  • Student athletes to be honored...

    Several LaRue County student athletes will be honored at the Select Preps banquet May 11 at Severns Valley Baptist Church in Elizabethtown.

    The athletes were selected by LaRue County coaches. The News-Enterprise sponsors the banquet.

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  • One-run games a pain for Lady...

    LaRue County’s Lady Hawks enjoyed spring break in Fort Walton Beach but struggled on the field as they went 1-4 at the Florida Beach Bash.
    Every game was decided by one point.
    “The Beach Bash was an exciting five games for the softball team,” said head coach Aaron Howell. “Although we lost four one-run games, I believe our team vastly improved. I’m looking forward to seeing if our play in Florida continues as we enter the second half of our season.”

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  • Beach Bash a learning experience...

    The LaRue County Hawks ended spring break with a 1-3 record, losing games to Glasgow (2-5); Reynoldsberg, Ohio (0-13); and Bellbrook, Ohio (9-12) at the Florida Beach Bash in Fort Walton Beach, Fla.

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  • Willian's second job:...

    Eric DeVary, president of LaRue County Parks and Recreation board of directors, said he is thankful that Brience Willian has come on board to help prepare the park’s seven sports fields and buildings for the spring and summer sports season.
    “Jack LaRue, our treasurer, and I have been taking care of the paperwork, rentals, and cleanup, and our mowing equipment is in bad shape, so we’re glad to have Brience,” said DeVary, who, like LaRue and the other board members, volunteer their time.

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  • Sports Shorts

    LaRue County Chamber of Commerce Golf Scramble
    The LaRue County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a golf scramble on Friday, April 12, at the LaRue County Golf Course. Rain date is April 19. Entry fee is $65 individual; $260 team. Fee includes lunch, cart, beverages and all contests. Mulligans are $5 each. Shotgun start is at noon; lunch will be served at 11 a.m. Prizes include $400 plus 50 percent of jackpot, hole-in-one and door prizes. For more information, call Krista Levee at 270-358-3411.

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  • Track and Field Results

    Bardstown
    All-Comers
    Girls
    Girls 100 Meter Dash
    24. Mary Adams, 14.82
    31. Logan Grant, 15.76
    36. Darian White, x16.41
    43. Chantel Bananno, x17.49

    Girls 200 Meter Dash
    14. Destinee Young, 30.31
    20. Courtni Price, 31.47

    Girls 400 Meter Dash
    11. Nichole Thomas, 1:12.45
    14. Natalie Mullins, 1:15.93
    18. Hannah Harry, x1:20.54
    20. Chantel Bananno, x1:25.92

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  • Jumping Hawks coach '...

    Eric Hughes, who recently accepted a position as interim assistant principal at LaRue County Middle School, has been instrumental in the organization and growth of the Jumping Hawks.
    The jumpers are a mixture of LaRue County students who, in addition to performing at area schools on behalf of the American Heart Association, have entertained at physical education conventions, University of Louisville girls’ basketball games, and Lincoln Days activities.

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