As the volleyball bounced harmlessly away, Heritage Christian Academy senior Hadlee Hayes and her teammates let out a scream of jubilation. The Lady Warriors defeated Caldwell County 25-14, 25-15 Saturday afternoon to win their second straight Region 2 All “A” Volleyball Tournament title at University Heights Academy.
Jordan Starks represented Team USA at the Taekwondo International World Cup Championships earlier this month in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. More than 530 competitors from 19 countries were in the tournament.
Starks competed in the 16-17-year-old Male Division and earned second place in the Three-Person Tag Team Sparring, fourth place in the Individual Point Sparring, and fifth place in Traditional Patterns.
Starks attends Heritage Christian Academy and was the only athlete from Kentucky selected to represent Team USA at this year’s World Cup Championships.
Starks is a recommended third-degree black belt and has trained in Taekwondo for 10 years. He began his training at Hopkinsville Martial Arts, then moved to Song’s Taekwondo to train for Team USA under Grand Master Song Brown.
Starks trains three to five days each week and travels on weekends for tournaments for additional training.
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Students and Staff in grades K-12 will gather in the gym each morning for worship, and the middle school and high school students will stay for a message each day this week. Messages will be brought by local pastors and chaplains, and the music will be provided by members of the New Work Fellowship Praise Team (plus a guest or two!).
Our mission is to provide academic excellence based on Biblical principles. We are committed to equip each student intellectually, socially, physically and spiritually.