North Hardin junior Hailey Coleman shot 74 Tuesday to win the Grant County Invitational at Eagle Creek Country Club.
Paige Gray had been waiting a long time for this.
There is a plan in place by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association to get all fall high school sports into motion.
Fall high school sports in Kentucky were given the green light Tuesday morning after months of questions and speculation.
The three-time defending region champions are looking for “Fore In A Row.”
Allan Lockwood will be trying to do something no one has done.
The 2020 football season is still a few weeks off, but a pair of North Hardin High School players are already starting to receive some national recognition.
Outside of golf, there is still plenty of uncertainty about what fall sports will look like in Kentucky later this year.
High school fall sports not named golf were hit with the pause button last week by the KHSAA Board of Control and that meant volleyball coaches had to be rather creative.
The game plan is simple.
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