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North Hardin High School students are invited to come out this Friday to learn more about being part of the school’s first ever boys varsity lacrosse team.
“Friday we’re having an information session and a clinic,” said Hardin County Club Lacrosse Coach (and Quicksie Marketing Executive) Kevin Clark. “The information session is to see who’s interested in playing so we can get enough kids to form the team. The clinic portion of it is so we can introduce it to some kids because they’re not really aware of what the sport is. They’ve got hints of it, but they just don’t know the sport, so the clinic’s going to give them a little more vision of what the sport’s all about.”
The information session and clinic will be hosted at the North Hardin High School soccer field beginning at 4 p.m.
Clark says the Hardin County club team has played for several seasons, and they have been working with area schools at establishing varsity teams after the KHSAA adopted lacrosse as a spring sport beginning in 2025.
“It’s a spring sport, so it doesn’t interfere with most of the other major sports,” Clark said. “The great thing is it’s a great sport to be an add-on sport, so if you’re a football player this is a great spring sport to keep you in shape, to work on footwork and vision on the field. It’s just a great sport to add on to what you’re doing and to keep you going.”
Written by: WULF News
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