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Former HCHS runners help Cumberlands win Mid-South Conference championship

November 4, 2023
Former Harlan County High School runners Andrew Yeary and Caleb Rigney helped the University of the Cumberlands win the Mid South Conference championship on Saturday. Rigney ran 25:20 and Yeary ran 25:21 for the 8k (5-mile) course.
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Harlan County senior Luke Kelly signed to continue his academic and athletic careers at Morehead State University. Pictured with Kelly are, from left, front row: Tara Kelly, Matthew Kelly, Ashley Coldiron and Dion Coldiron; back row: HCHS Principal Kathy Napier, HCHS coach Ryan Vitiate, HCHS athletic director Eugene Farmer and Harlan County School assistant superintendent Brett Johnson.
Kelly moving on to Morehead after a record-breaking career at HCHS
Harlan County senior Peyton Lunsford signed to continue her academic and athletic careers at Morehead State University. Pictured with Lunsford are, from left, front row: Kristie Farley, Karen Givens, Taylor Lunsford, Paige Lunsford, Rylee Napier and Mitchell Lunsford; back row: First Priority leader Bo Lee, HCHS Principal Kathy Napier, HCHS coach Ryan Vitatoe, HCHS athletic director Eugene Farmer and Harlan County School assistant superintendent Brett Johnson.
Lunsford follows through on plans with grandfather to run at MSU
Peyton Lunsford and Luke Kelly became the first Harlan County High School athletes to sign with a Division I school for track and cross country when they both signed with Morehead State University on Wednesday.
A double dose of track history at HCHS
Harlan's Gibson Wilder (left) and Darius Akal (right) competed with Middlesboro's Jacob TInnell in action from the E.R. "Doc" Gray Invitational on Saturday.
Middlesboro teams sweep E.R. 'Doc' Gray Invitational at HHS
Harlan County senior Caleb Schwenke helped the Black Bears win the Lake Cumberland Classic on Saturday as he finished fifth in both the 1,600-meter and 3,200-meter runs.
HCHS boys win Lake Cumberland Classic; Lady Bears place second
Harlan County runners Jonovan Rigney (left) and Caleb Schwenke competed in race earlier this season. Schwenke finished in the 3,200-met run on Tuesday at North Laurel. Rigney placed fourth in the 3,200.
Harlan County teams place in top five during meet at North Laurel