It wasn’t easy whatsoever.
Hardin County schools compete against each other, but practice as one
No. 6-ranked Louisville Butler outscored host Central Hardin, 17-7 in the final eight minutes to leave with a 53-41 victory Saturday.
As the adage goes, it’s not over till it’s over. This rang true at North Hardin High School Tuesday night.
The Meade County girls’ basketball team fell to visiting Spencer County, 61-60 Tuesday.
The LaRue County wrestling team finished second Saturday in the Tates Creek Invitational.
North Hardin senior Addison Sutton buried a 3 — her fourth of the game — to put her squad down 45-35 with 5:55 left in the third period and Coach Whitney Hooper called a timeout.
There’s always something a little different to a district game. The teams know each other well and the fans do too. District opponents don’t go too long without seeing each other again. These match-ups often can come down to bragging rights until the next meeting.
Jadeta Gregory has learned to slow down.
Jalen Sharps stood at the free throw line with 1.2 seconds left and had every intention of making both free throws.
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