At 6-foot-7 and 325 pounds, Tre’ Alexander strikes an imposing figure in the North Hardin High School weightroom, and on the football field where he’s drawing plenty of interest of college coaches.

After four years and three seasons in Brandenburg, Meade County softball’s Penny Reece is heading home to Leitchfield.

The Central Hardin and Elizabethtown boys’ tennis programs picked up the most selections on The News-Enterprise Coaches All-Area Boys’ Tennis Team, with four each for the Bruins and Panthers.

Central Hardin, which spent the entire season ranked among the state’s top teams and 17th District Tournament champion Elizabethtown, led the way on this year’s All-Area softball teams.

Elizabethtown not only captured 17th District and 5th Region baseball tournament titles this season – the Panthers also caught the eyes of opposing area coaches in All-Area voting.

LaRue County tennis will have a new head coach when it returns to the court next season.

After two days of state track competition at the University of Kentucky’s Outdoor Track and Field Complex, it was the North Hardin, Central Hardin and Meade County track and field programs’ turn to head to Lexington Saturday.

The John Hardin, LaRue County and Elizabethtown track and field programs convened at the University of Kentucky’s Outdoor Track and Field Complex in Lexington Friday for the Kentucky High School Athletic Association Class 2A State Track Meet.