CLAY CECIL – BOYS TENNIS Mahatma Gandhi once said, “Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.” Hawks Tennis player Clay Cecil exudes a willingness to continue to improve on weaknesses while remaining competitive, quiet, and unassuming. LCHS English Teacher Katy Cecil (no relation) speaks highly of Clay saying, “He
DANE MILBY CRAZY COMPETITIVE Meta World Peace once said, “I’m a little obsessed with being competitive.” Senior Dane Milby has exemplified a competitive spirit the last four years as a Hawks Baseball and Football player. “I am a laid-back guy until I do something competitive,” says Milby. “Then I turn into one of the loudest,
Hawks Shane King has signed a letter of intent to continue his Basketball career at Campbellsville University.
Senior Football player Phillip French has committed to play football at Campbellsville University in the fall.
I ran across a quote that says, “The quieter you become, the more you can hear.” This quote matches the persona of LaRue County Track Boys Head Coach and Assistant Football Coach Sonny Judd. Judd was born and raised in LaRue County, and a 1994 graduate of LCHS. He would then leave two months later
BRANDON BOONE/BASS FISHING LaRue County High School will have a Competitive Bass Fishing beginning this spring. Over the last four years, students have expressed genuine interest in the activity. This past school year several meetings with interested students and parents took place to review and organize the club. With the approval of the Board of
Back Row L-R Kayla Lands, Zoey Irwin, Jada Hunter-Hays, Natalie Martinez, Lexi Summitt, Emily Pearman, Kailynd Lewis, Aaleiyah Wyatt, Beyonca Embree, Sadelya Lackey, Coach Jamie Hardin Squatting Center Row- L-R Shelby Firquin, Cami Pendleton, Abi Gibson, Kelley Wissing, Rachel French, Jackie Rigdon, Clair Keller, Ade’ Garcia, Kenzi Fulkerson, Kayla Maupin, and Kaitlyn
Back l-r: Coach Walker, Emily Miller, Chloe Price, Presley Brown, Coach Cundiff Middle l-r: Katelynn Lafollette, Emma Bell, Kellee Cundiff, Lauren Pollard, Jordan McClure, Haley Scott, Kristen Boone Front l-r: Casey Foster, Sara Jo Calhoun, Alexandria Shelton, Paige Evans
The LaRue County Wrestling Team capped a great season at the KHSAA State Wrestling Championships this past Friday and Saturday. The Hawks finished 16th Place as a team overall and 7th in the small school division and had three individual state placers. The Hawks wrestled well throughout the tournament with every wrestler qualifying winning a
Head Coach James Slaven got his 100th career win Monday night in a 52-41 win over Campbellsville. Congrats Coach Slaven!
Seniors Noah Davis and Dalton Bell have signed their letter of intent to extend their wrestling career at Campbellsville University.
THE FANTASTIC FOUR “Obstacles are put in the way to see if what we want is really worth fighting for,” an unknown author once said. Four Lady Hawk senior basketball players (Mallory Williams, Sara Warren, Presley Brown and Sophie Akin) have experienced more obstacles than the average teenage athlete has, not least of which is
PHOTOS BY GUIN MONT-ETON The LaRue County Mat Hawks did what they were supposed to do Saturday at Owensboro High School: win the Region 2 Wrestling Tournament. The Hawks placed six in the finals and won four championship matches, and proceeded to run away from the competition, accumulating 214.5 points. It was back-to-back championships for
Congrats to Jaxon Boley who signed his letter of intent to play college football @ University of Wyoming. @laruecofootball @joshjagg
Congrats to Bryson Cobb who signed his letter of intent to play college football @ Georgetown College. @laruecofootball @joshjagg
Congrats to Dane Milby who signed his letter of intent to play college football @ Georgetown College. @laruecofootball @joshjagg
Congrats to Kane Harris who signed his letter of intent to play college football @ Campbellsville University. @laruecofootball @joshjagg
Congrats to Travis Allardice who signed his letter of intent to play college football @ Campbellsville University. @laruecofootball @joshjagg photos by Cameron Lasley
106 Corey Westover 5th 113 Thomas Hoppes 2nd 120 Chris Morton US (unseeded) 126 Jabin Hite 4th 132 Austin Shaffer US 138 Noah Davis 1st 145 Luis Serrano US 152 Dalton Bell 1st 160 Ethan Johnson 4th 170 Thomas Boone 3rd 182 Isaac Johnson 2nd 195 Conner Lambert 6th 220 Pablo Hernandez 4th 285 Tucker Shelton
The LaRue County Hawks had a busy week on the wrestling mat. Due to the weather Sectional Duals were rescheduled for Wednesday Jan. 24th. The Hawks faced down 3 opponents, defeating John Hardin 48-21, Taylor County 50-28, and Fort Knox 78-3. The Hawks won their 4th Sectional Dual title in 5 years, giving them #1
Senior Baseball player Blake Shelton has signed a letter of intent to play baseball with Campbellsville University in the fall. Pictured with Blake: FRONT L-R: Ricky Shelton, Chris Shelton, Blake Shelton, Joanna Shelton, Roy Meals BACK L-R: Head Baseball Coach Eric Allen, Principal Denise Skaggs, Campbellsville Asst. Coach Carter Sibley, Athletic Director David Dawson
KENDRIK WEATHERS “You can’t start a fire without a spark.” American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen wrote in one of his biggest hits of all-time Dancing in the Dark. LaRue County Boys Basketball senior Kendrik Weathers is the spark that starts the fire for the LaRue County Hawks team. Weathers has assumed and solidified his role on
Senior Lady Hawks Sara Warren connected on 8 three point shots last night in a 30 point win against Bullitt Central. She surpasses Whitney Brooks who made seven in one game.
The LaRue County Hawks were in action Saturday at Louisville Male for the Michael Herchenrader Jr. Memorial Tournament. 14 teams were represented with 4 being in the top ten in the state. The Hawks had a strong finish of 3rd place behind #7 Madison Central and #2 Walton Verona. The Hawks had 8 finish in
PRESLEY BROWN This is the full version of the article that was in the Herald News on Wednesday, January 10 In 1979, Sister Sledge, an American Vocal group recorded the song WE ARE FAMILY. The first lines of the song “We are family, I got all my sister and me….” For Lady Hawk Presley Brown
The LaRue County Hawks traveled to Bryan Station High School in Lexington to participate in the prestigious Defender of the Mat wrestling tournament. The Hawks finished 1st out of 18 teams with 9 of 12 varsity wrestlers finishing in the top four. Seniors Noah Davis and Dalton Bell, Sophomore Tucker Shelton, and Freshman Thomas Hoppes
photo by Cam Lasley The Hawks Basketball team (11-1) won three games during the Magnolia Bank Holiday Classic.
ETHAN AND ISAAC JOHNSON TWIN POWER Motivational speaker Les Brown says, “If you do what is easy, your life will be hard. If you do what is hard, your life will be easy.” It sometimes takes years for us to figure this out, but not for fraternal twins Ethan and Isaac Johnson. The Johnson Brothers
HAWKS BASKETBALL pick up two wins at the Harrison County Huck Turner Tip-Off Classic by beating St. Henry and the Host school Harrison Co. in the championship game.
The News Enterprise released their annual All-Area Football selections, and several of the Hawks appeared on the list. Congrats Josh Jaggers who was selected as area coach of the year! Congrats Dailliss Cox who was selected as the area defensive lineman of the year. 1st Team Offense includes: Bryson Cobb and Jacob Cundiff 2nd Team
The LaRue County Mat Hawks competed at the Boyle County Big Brother Duals in Danville on Saturday. The Hawks came out with a Runner-up finish, falling in the finals to McCracken County in a hotly contested dual. The Hawks defeated Danville, Fern Creek, and Anderson County in pools. They defeated Boyle County in the Semi-finals.
