Thursday’s Central Hardin-John Hardin boys’ soccer game was the final regular-season 17th District game for both teams. Coming into the game off a 3-1 loss to Elizabethtown on Tuesday, Bruins coach Austin Varela was hoping his team would come out strong from the start.
The John Hardin football team hits the road this weekend for the first time this season.
The LaRue County boys’ soccer team earned a 1-0 shootout win over visiting Hart County Thursday night.
Lady Bruins coach Justin Maddock was hopeful his team could keep the Lady Bulldogs scoreless down the stretch Wednesday night. At times, he thought they didn’t make it easy on themselves.
North Hardin and John Hardin boys’ soccer came into Tuesday evening’s game looking to get back on track in the 17th District standings, with both teams having lost their district openers.
LaRue County senior defender Alex Tarpley goes up for a header in front of Taylor County’s Noah Rogers in Tuesday’s 2-0 Cardinals victory.
Central Hardin senior Jenasys Mullen and her teammates had a pretty intense practice the day after dropping a five-setter at Elizabethtown last week.
Elizabethtown girls’ soccer coach Pat Black wanted his team to have more control early in the first half against John Hardin Monday night. It took a little bit longer, but the Lady Panthers adjusted.
North Hardin senior wide receiver Marcus Harris was pretty matter-of-fact after Friday's game.
Andrew Ballard was hoping his Elizabethtown boys’ soccer team would make a statement Saturday afternoon at John Hardin.
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