Todd Thompson, who guided Central Hardin High School’s baseball team to immense success over his 19 years as head coach and a state championship, has retired from his post.
The smooth shot, whether it’s a pull-up jumper in the lane or a 3-point attempt, has been shaped from hundreds and hundreds of shots taken on days most high-school basketball players are taking off.
The last few years have been very good for the Central Hardin Lady Bruins on the basketball court.
There have been 32 boys’ varsity basketball teams at Central Hardin High School since the school doors opened in the fall of 1990.
At this time of year, there are no easy games and Central Hardin High School head football coach Tim Mattingly is fully aware of that.
The names Andrew and Adam Hobbs have been synonymous with Central Hardin High School football for the last three years.
If Daviess County High School senior standout running back Bryson Parm didn’t get hurt late in last week’s game against North Hardin, Central Hardin head coach Tim Mattingly knew exactly what his team would expect Friday at home.
Central Hardin is 9-1, ranked ninth in Class 6-A football this season and won the District 2 title.
It was all Bruins from the jump Friday as Central Hardin High School had no problems with DeSales High School in the season opener, getting the running clock going in the third quarter and coming away with a 45-7 win.
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