Campbellsville High School fishing team will host a “shop and swap” event on Saturday, Feb. 9. Those attending can bring their used fishing equipment to sell and trade with other anglers. Local vendors will also be set up to sell new equipment. The “shop and swap” will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
Campbellsville middle and high school archery teams recently competed in the John Hardin New Year Bullseye tournament and brought home several awards. Campbellsville Middle School team finished with its highest score of the year, at 2,718 points. Hunter Falls, a seventh-grader, finished in eighth place with 271 points. Seventh-grader Braelyn Price finished in 11th place,
Kentucky High School Athletic Association will conduct a Title IX Audit for Campbellsville High School athletic department on Wednesday, Jan. 30. A public comment session will be from 3 to 3:30 p.m. in the high school conference room. For more information, call CHS Athletic Director Tim Davis at (270) 465-8774.
Campbellsville High School girls’ freshman basketball team recently defeated Taylor, Marion and Adair counties. On Saturday, Jan. 5, the CHS teams took on Marion and Taylor counties at the TCHS campus. CHS defeated Marion County by a score of 53-24. And the team won against Taylor County by a score of 42-13. On Saturday, Jan.
Campbellsville High School tennis teams are selling coffee to raise money for the upcoming season. CHS is working with Creative Coffees Roastery out of Winchester. There are many products available for purchase, with the CHS team receiving a large portion of each sale. Gourmet coffees include breakfast blend, french vanilla, pumpkin spice, signature roast, english
Campbellsville High School senior swim team members were recently honored. This year’s team includes three seniors, Natalie Caldwell, Brandon Greer and Joe Pipes. The three were honored at this year’s home meet at Campbellsville University on Saturday, Jan. 5. They were thanked for their dedication to their team and their hard work throughout their swimming
Campbellsville High School softball team recently hosted a chili supper and auction as a fundraiser. About $400 was raised, which will go toward team expenses for the upcoming season. Zach Durham will soon begin his first season as CHS softball head coach. This year’s season will begin in March.
Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball team recently hosted its annual Holiday Classic, and finished in fifth place. In the first round, CHS lost to Casey County by a score of 71-60. In the first round of the consolation bracket, CHS took on Grayson County and won by a score of 61-50. And in the last
Campbellsville High School girls’ and boys’ varsity basketball teams recently took on Taylor County. In the girls’ game, CHS was victorious. Final score was 40-36. CHS freshman Lainey Watson led her team with 17 points. Bre Gowdy, a freshman, had seven points, and sophomore Abi Wiedewitsch had six. CHS senior Kalisha Murphy led with six
Campbellsville High School girls’ and boys’ varsity basketball teams recently took on Marion County. In the girls’ game, CHS lost by a score of 31-48. CHS freshman Bre Gowdy, sophomore Abi Wiedewitsch and senior Kalisha Murphy each had five points. Rylee Petett and Kaylyn Smith, freshmen, each had four rebounds. Anthony Epps is the girls’
