CHASE AND CARSON CHILDRESS I ran across a quote that reads “Competition is a good thing; it forces us to do our best.” When it comes to competing, Chase and Carson Childress consider it a common practice within their household. “Well, they certainly get it honest, that’s for sure,” says Wendy Childress, mother of the
photos by Terry Sandidge
photo by Terry Sandidge Front Row: Jacquelyn Rigdon, Chloe Sandidge, Rachel French, and Malerie Skaggs Back Row: Machaela Leclear, Kaylee Whiteman, Isabella Thurman, Abigail Gibson, Olivia Bingham, and Andreya Crewz
RUSSELL YOUNG – TRUE GRIT Legendary actor John Wayne once said, “True grit is making decision and standing by it, doing what must be done.” Senior Russell Young is described as the true grit for the Hawks Football team. Always seeking to do what is right in order to lead his team. “No doubt about
Chase Childress, JT Holcomb, Keaton Puckett, Chandler McLaughlin, and Carson Childress all part of the LC GOLF Team who captured the 18th District Cup for the fourth year in a row! Congrats Coach Justin Craft and the LC Golf team!
ALLISON BAUER – LADY HAWKS SOCCER Drive, determination, focus, passion, respect are just a few adjectives necessary to be a good leader. In order for teams to be successful leadership is expected. Senior Lady Hawks Soccer player Allison Bauer has played in nearly sixty games in her varsity career, and has established herself as one
photo by Terry Sandidge Standing: Clair Keller, Michaela Miller, Laila Gross, Maddie Cox, Gracie Harned Kneeling: Coach Jamie Hardin Picture: Missing from photo: Jada Hunter-Hays and Abi Gibson
photo by Terry Sandidge BACK L-R: Coach Matt Fortier, Jake Skaggs, Connor Nicholas, Gabe Lafollette, Grayson Miller, Cameron Mullins, Head Coach Jim B. Phelps MIDDLE L-R: Reed Miller, Gabe Fortier, Chase Hines, Will Faulkner FRONT L-R: Canaan Taylor, Brock Gross Not Pictured: Cody French, Ricky Locke, Tristen Locke
TAYLOR NEWTON – LADY HAWKS VOLLEYBALL Mary Frances Winters once said, “Leadership is not loud and boastful. It is quiet and impactful. Senior Lady Hawk Volleyball player Taylor Newton assumes the latter. “Taylor is a very quiet person both on and off the court,” says Head Coach Ben Schell. “However, she always leads by example
Lady Hawks Volleyball begin their regular season Monday with a home opener against Nelson County. photo by Terry Sandidge Back Row (Left to Right): Laila Gross, Lauren Pollard, Bella Venegas, Bailey Rogers, Holly Yingling, Kyla Miller, Andrea Ethington, Makayla Phillips, Kailynd Lewis Middle Row (Left to Right): Alyssa Jones, Macie Sandidge, Taylor Newton, Christina Kirkpatrick,
photo by Terry Sandidge Back: Jerry McBride, Asst. Coach David Noe, Chase Childress, Keaton Puckett, JT Holcomb, Chandler McLaughlin, Head Coach Justin Craft Front: Carson Childress, Jagger McBride, Haedyn Wolford, Shelby Cooper, Carris Ford, Lydia Becker, Hannah Williams, Mallory Williams, Jameson LaRue, Tanner Lasley.
photo by Terry Sandidge back row: Kimberly Vazquez, Olivia Bingham, Haley Dile, Mariah Crook, Andreya Crewz middle row: Shelby Firquin, Chaley Warren, Katherine Nall, Keianndra Weathers front row: Lexi Hodges, Rachel French, Morgan Jaggers, Haleigh Jucak, Tori Stinnett
photo by Terry Sandidge Asst. Coach Aaron Butterworth, Logan Mitchell, Quentin Sweeney, Gabe Lafollette, Parker Nalley, Valentin Campos, Zach Absher, Rylee Greenwell, Alex Rutledge, Clay Cecil, James Akin, Brodie Worthington, Head Coach Aaron Williams Luis Cruz, Caleb Altman, Jorge Martinez, Dale Majors, Darius Breckenridge, Angel Serrano, Silas Taylor, Keaton Knox, Alex Tarpley, Jeet Patel, Richard
CHANDLER MCLAUGHLIN – GOLF Over the last several years we have used and heard of the fad word – grind. To grind is to perform repetitive actions over and over in order to attain a goal. For Junior Golfer Chandler McLaughlin “the grind” is a common occurrence, and one that is a continuous effort. Head
group pic taken by Terry Sandidge Back row (l-r) Head Coach PJ Bauer, Maddie Holcomb, Kylee Nunn, Chloe Sisneros, Josie Adams, Kenzie Hornback, Bibi Salazar, Kirsten Harper, Asst. Coach Jimmy Adams Helen Anderson, Samantha Perkins, Amaris Lane, Allison Mulkins, Parker Puckett, Blakyn James, Bella Rivera, Leticia Salazar, Kayla Maupin, Nova Fay Alison Toher, Layla Ward, Lacey
LARUE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME PURPOSE The purpose of the LaRue County High School Athletic Hall of Fame shall be to recognize, preserve and promote the rich heritage of sports at LaRue County High School. Many individuals have made extraordinary contributions and have superb accomplishments in high school sports at LCHS. The
SAVE BIG! ALL SPORT Season Passes available! SEASON PASS INFO Family, student only, adult only passes are good for ALL sports at LCHS. These passes DO NOT include middle school games. Individual sport (volleyball, soccer, football) passes will only be sold the first 2 home games Make check payable to LCHS STUDENT ONLY PASS =
HAWKS SOCCER – DARIUS BRECKENRIDGE I recently ran across a quote that said “Don’t play because you can, play because you love it.” For Senior Soccer player Darius Breckenridge that has been the case the last three seasons, as he has started every soccer game for the Hawks, and played every single position on the
article from the LaRue County Herald News COACH MARK “SHINY” KEARNEY Over the last twenty years the LaRue County Baseball program has had three head coaches (Eric Hughes, Chris Price, and Eric Allen). Over the last fourteen years Price and Allen led the Hawks as former LCHS graduates. Last Tuesday, Mark “Shiny” Kearney was tabbed
COACH AARON WILLIAMS Change is inevitable. Change is constant, said the British statesman Benjamin Disraeli. The LaRue County Hawks soccer program has experienced a constant change in leadership the last three seasons. Aaron Williams will seek to bring stability to the program as he leads the 2018 Boys Soccer Team this season. Williams joined the
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The LaRue County Hawks finished 18th District play with a convincing 8-0 win over rival Green County in the 18th District Baseball Tournament championship game last night at Hart County. photos by Diane Morris Blake Shelton, Noah Davis and Gavin Nall were named to the 18th District All Tournament team. Bryson Arnette, Blake Shelton, Ty
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
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
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.
Sep 17 Girls Freshman Volleyball at Nelson County High School Freshman Volleyball 5:30 pm | Nelson County High School Sep 17 Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball at Nelson County High School JV Volleyball 6:30 pm | Nelson County High School Sep 17 Girls Varsity Volleyball at Nelson County High School Varsity Volleyball 7:30 pm | Nelson
The LaRue County Lady Hawk volleyball team will host the Abraham Slam Jam tournament on Saturday, September 15. The tournament will feature action at LaRue County High School and LaRue County Middle School. The Lady Hawks are the defending champions of the 18th District. They will compete against Dayton (District 36), Glasgow (District 15) and
This Summer, we’re teaming up with our friends at Rapid Replay to hand pick our favorite fan-recorded highlights from this past school year across the VNN Network. Each week, we’ll be spotlighting a new sport’s Top Plays. Friday night lights are finally back! This week we’re showcasing our favorite highlights from across the country in Football: Do you want
