She did it again. Addison Moore claimed her third consecutive Class 3A state cross country championship, this time finishing a whopping 48 seconds ahead of her closest competitor and setting a state record.  Moore leaned on her faith, coaches and teammates as she powered through the final KHSAA race of her high school career Nov.1. “I told myself to keep pushing when things got hard and I could hear my coaches telling me to keep going and not to let up,” said Moore. “I wanted

The Woodford County High School cheerleading program continued to run like a well-oiled machine as the gameday and traditional routines were the best of the bunch Saturday in Elizabethtown as the team took home two first-place regional titles. The routines makes it Woodford’s fifth consecutive regional gameday win and three straight in the traditional floor routine. Coach Tasha Richardson admitted that the team needs some tuning up before the state meet, but they are on track

The football Jackets ended the regular season how they planned with a dominant 20-0 win over Ballard in Louisville on Thursday, Oct. 30.  In a very physical game where the stakes were high, the Jackets showed they are ready for the playoffs in a game marked more by a handful of defensive moments than by offensive scores.  “We had a very intense week of practice,” said WCHS Coach Dennis Johnson. “From the coaches to the players, the intensity level was way up. The guys execute