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Giving up football for basketball was wise decision for Trent Noah
Dondi Noah admits he was always more of a “football guy” than basketball and coached football for almost 20 years before Harlan County schools consolidated. His son, Trent, used to “travel everywhere” playing football when he was young. “He started playing contact football at age 4. You were not supposed to start until you were […] The post Giving up football for basketball was wise decision for Trent Noah appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Harlan County boys capture fourth straight conference title; Leslie edges HCHS girl
Brought to you by Harlan County Sports. By Abby Sherman Contributing Sports Writer The Harlan County boys track team continued its stranglehold on the Southeast Kentucky Conference, winning the SEKC championship for the fourth consecutive season last Tuesday at Leslie County. The Bears won the meet with 203 points, defeating second-place Williamsburg by 80. Harlan […] The post Harlan County boys capture fourth straight conference title; Leslie edges HCHS girl appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Portage HS scores | May 18: Field boys track and field earns district runner-up trophy
The Field boys track and field team earned runner-up honors at the Division II Salem District meet, racking up 102 points. Falcons sophomore Trevor Dixon delivered a breakout performance, winning a district title in the high jump (6 feet, 4 inches) and was second in the long jump (20-10½). Dixon was wonderfully consistent...
4 from BCHS named to All-SEKC Track Team
Four members of the Bell County HIgh School track team were named All-SEKC at the Southeast Kentucky Conference Track & Field Championship held on Tuesday, May 14 at Leslie County. From left are All-SEKC Bobcats Braydin Hickey, Abagail Johnson, Gracie Jo Wilder and Nicholas Stewart, who were selected by the conference’s coaches to receive their […] The post 4 from BCHS named to All-SEKC Track Team appeared first on Middlesboro News.
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