Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Huff named Mr. Basketball finalist as 13th Region Player of the Year

February 21, 2025
Les Nicholson
Harlan County guard Maddox Huff, pictured in action against Lyon County’s Travis Perry in last year’s state finals, was named the KABC Player of the Year in the 13th Region on Friday. Huff is averaging 29.6 points and 8.3 rebounds per game for the 22-8 Black Bears.
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The James A.. Cawood Trojans won the first fifth- and sixth-grade county tournament title with a 54-46 win Saturday over Wallins at Harlan County High School. Team members include, from left, front row: Kaiden Hensley, Layden Brock, Seth Johnson, Mark Sargent, Mason Rhymer and Evan Coldiron; back row: coach Ryan Clem, coach Steven Johnson, Evan Daniels, Logan Mills, Brylee Southerland, Tucker Daniels, Tanner Daniels, Brantley Burkhart, Cameron Chappell, Carson Kazy, Matthew Ledford and coach Chris Southerland; not pictured Kasen Ely.
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Harlan County Pee Wee League coaches honored Phillip and Debbie Dozier for their service to the league over the past 18 years. The Doziers were surprised with a presentation during Youth Night at the Harlan County-South Laurel game on Friday. They were presented an award denoting their service to the girls and boys of Harlan County Schools in the cheer, flag football, pee wee football and junior leagues. The Doziers have donated their time each year to oversee the operations of the league, impacting hundreds of children over the years. As an added treat, Debbie Dozier was asked to lead the players in a dance to “YMCA,” proving to be a crowd favorite.
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Harlan County senior Josh Rigney went after the ball in action earlier this week against Barbourville.
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