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By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — John Hardin’s high-powered offense was relatively quiet the first half Friday night, but the Bulldogs started clicking the second half. After being held to seven points and 131 yards the first 24 minutes, the Bulldogs rallied the second half behind three scoring plays of 61 yards or more, but the comeback came up sho

By CHUCK JONES

cjones@thenewsenterprise.com

RADCLIFF — This has been a record-breaking season for the John Hardin football program.

The Bulldogs (12-1) have matched last year’s school-record for wins and they won their first region championship last week to get to the Class 5-A semifinals, where they’ll face the Christian County Colonels (12-1) tonight at 8.

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The Fort Knox Lady Eagles lost their 20th consecutive game dating to last season as they fell on the road on Thursday to Louisville Kentucky Country Day, 37-35.

Junior guard/forward Kamika Joyner paced Fort Knox (0-1) with 10 points, while junior guard Tiana Benjamin chipped in with nine points, nine steals and six rebounds.

Junior guard/forward Karissa Jackson added seven points and six rebounds.

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