IN PICTURES: PREPARATION
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If the spirit of men’s basketball coaching legend has watched over Ray County prep sports recently, then he’s probably pleased at what he has seen. Knight, who died Nov.
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Relaxed Hawkins enjoys final state XC race
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Drew Hawkins met one goal when he ran his final high school cross country race. During an Oct.
NHC’s season ends in district semis
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Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man football coach Andrew Watson and his Aggies had the momentum at halftime of their Nov. 3 District 4 Tournament meeting with Southwest of Livingston County/Hale/Tina-Avalon.
Bearcats bow out in districts; .500 for their final six games
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Orrick coach Kirk Thacker liked how his Bearcats performed during the final stretch of their varsity 8-man football season. The Bearcats were 3-3 their last six games, including a 106-66 loss to undefeated Braymer/Breckenridge Nov.
Richmond’s season ends with OT loss
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CHILLICOTHE – Richmond varsity coach Nick Persell and his assistant coaches stressed one word as their Spartans prepared for their Oct. 27 road meeting with Chillicothe in 11-man football: “Battle.”
Hawkins secures third trip to state
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Drew Hawkins is a state qualifier in boys cross country again. The Hardin-Central senior punched his ticket for state with his 30th-place finish at Class 1 District 4 competition Oct.
Aggies rarin’ for rematch with Wildcats
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Bye week is over for Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC). Like Braymer/Breckenridge and Southwest/Hale/Tina-Avalon, the Aggies were idle last week – the first week of districts for 8-man football.
Hawkins set his sights on state again
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is eyeing a third trip to state in boys cross country. The Hardin-Central senior, who plays football for the Norborne Hardin-Central varsity 8-man co-op team, is scheduled to run Saturday at the Class 1 District 4 meet at Platte Ridge Park, located near Platte City.
Richmond rings out rout
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For about 2½ quarters on Oct. 20 at Spartan Stadium, Lexington threatened to reclaim the bell, the trophy Richmond and Lexington play to win each year when they meet during the regular season in varsity 11-man football.
It’s business as usual for Aggies
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Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity coach AndrewWatson and hisAggies don’t have an 8-man football game this week, but that doesn’t mean they’re taking a week off from football. The Aggies (4-5) will next play under stadium lights on Nov.
