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Fall sports will soon be starting

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By Josh Claywell Verified
| pmg-ky2.com
The two-week dead period mandated by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association is almost over, and that means one thing: Fall sports are on the horizon. The dead period wraps up Thursday, and that means athletes and coaches at LaRue County High School can get to work preparing for the upcoming season in cross country, football, golf, boys’ and girls’ soccer and girls’ volleyball.
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TNHS bass fishing team competes in national tourney

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By Josh Claywell Verified
| Kentucky Standard Verified
Two students from Thomas Nelson HIgh School competed on one of the biggest stages for high school fishermen last week. Austin Berry and Weston Childers finished 173rd out of 411 boats during the 17th annual High School Fishing National Championship on Lake Cumberland in Russell County on June 26-27. “The whole event, after talking to several teams from all over, was very tough to get fish to bite,” Thomas Nelson head coach Josh Cammack said. “Over 150 of the boats did not weigh a fish on day one.
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LCHS archery team competes in national tourney

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By Josh Claywell Verified
| pmg-ky2.com
LaRue County High School’s archery team competed in the National Archery in Schools Program’s Championship Tournament for the second year in a row, and the Hawks showed marked improvements. The Hawks competed in Daytona, Florida, on June 18 and 19 against teams from all over the United States – including a couple from close to home. LaRue County competed in the bullseye tournament as well as the 3D tournament, with both squads meeting the qualifying standards set by NASP.
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