Lady Bruins go up early, take 5th Region opener
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Fort Knox High School junior Trianne Cooper heads to this weekend’s state cross country championship fresh off a Class 1-A region championship.
The saying “Survive and advance” is the theme of postseason play. But in Monday night’s quarterfinal game of the 5th Region Volleyball Tournament, Elizabethtown did much more than survive – they cruised past opponent Bethlehem.
Part of the challenge of high school sports in 2020 is adaptability, whether it’s a season halted or schedules put in disarray by COVID-19.
In sports, an assist isn’t often the flashiest play. It’s not the game-winning basket. It’s not the shot on goal. It’s not the kill on the volleyball court.
Just hours after an overpowering victory on the road against previously unbeaten Bardstown, the Elizabethtown High School football team was back to work Sunday afternoon at the Elizabethtown Athletic Complex.
Perspective is a tough word to wrap your mind around when you’re 17.
Central Hardin and Elizabethtown have met in four of the last five 5th Region Volleyball Tournament championship games.
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