The HCHS Cyclones girls wrestling team finished 10th with 54.5 points, 158.5 points behind the winner, Hinton, who won with 213 points at the Shenandoah Invitational.

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 SHELBY COUNTY — After serving on the Shelby County Board of Supervisors for 12 years, Chairman Steve Kenkel presided over his final meeting Tuesday. He was first elected to the Board in 2012, and has served as Board Chairman in 2014, 20117, 2020, 2022 ,2023, and 2024.

Tuesday night at home, the HCHS Cyclones boys basketball team was locked into a back-and-forth affair, but in the end, the Glenwood Rams got the better of it, winning 74-67.

In the first quarter of Tuesday’s home game with the HCHS girls basketball team leading by just five points, the Cyclones closed out the first quarter on a 14-0 run which carried into the second quarter, easily cruising to a 82-32 victory over the Glenwood Rams, moving to 3-2 on the season.

Saturday at Riverside High School, the HCHS boys wrestling team finished seventh win 93 points, 115.5 points behind the winner, Riverside, who won with 208.5.
“Overall, I think everyone did really well,” said Cyclone Head Coach Adam Bendorf. “I’m seeing a lot of good stuff, and a lot of good fundamentals. There are little tweaks we need to make in some technique.”

For HCHS Freshman Sawyer Hudson and his sister, HCMS 7th grader, Georgia Hudson, the love for wrestling is a family thing. The duo are both Harlan wrestlers, with Georgia calling Sawyer her inspiration.
With Sawyer being a few years ahead of her, Georgia has found him to be her biggest influence, along with some professional figures.

The HCHS Cyclones boys basketball team’s offense couldn’t keep up with the Kuemper Catholic Knights Tuesday night at home, getting beat 90-61 for their first loss of the season.
“They’re phenomenal,” said Cyclone Head Coach Mitch Osborn. “They’re the real deal. We’re a work in progress, and we’re going to get better. I thought we had a lot of improvement offensively from the Shenandoah game to here.”

Senior Cyclone Molly Swensen erupted Tuesday night from beyond the 3-point line making 10 3-point shots and setting a new school record, helping to lead the Cyclones to a 76-54 victory over the Kuemper Catholic Knights.