Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball coaches and players hosted a “Hoop It Up” basketball clinic on June 11-14 at the CHS gym. About 30 students entering first through eighth grades this fall participated. At the clinic, participants learned fundamentals and competed in shooting and fundamental contests and three-on-three and five-on-five play. CHS head coach Tim
Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball team recently hosted two summer camps, with several games to preview the upcoming season. In addition to CHS, schools participating in the camps include Logan, Metcalfe, Marion, Green and Monroe counties, Southwestern and Elizabethtown. Games were played in the Campbellsville elementary and high school gymnasiums on June 5, 12 and
Campbellsville High School soccer team recently hosted its first summer camp. About 20 local children attended. The camp was open to children ages 5 to 12. Campers learned fundamentals of the game, and competed in several blocking, kicking and scoring drills. Camp directors included CHS soccer head coach Bradley Harris, assistant coach Malique Spaulding and
Campbellsville High School softball team recently took on Taylor County. CHS fought hard, but couldn’t get the win. In the varsity match up, the final score was 3-8. In the junior varsity game, final score was also 3-8. Weston Jones is the head softball coach. Zach Durham and Matt Schmuck are assistants.
Campbellsville High School girls’ and boys’ track teams recently finished in seventh and ninth places, respectively. The teams competed in the Carl Deaton Classic in Green County. In the girls’ 100-meter dash, sophomore Taliyah Hazelwood finished in first place. Jasmine Coro, also a sophomore, was 16th. In the girls’ 200-meter dash, Hazelwood finished second. Coro
Campbellsville High School track teams recently finished in seventh place. CHS competed at the Green County High School All Comer meet. In the girls’ 100- and 200-meter dashes, sophomore Taliyah Hazelwood finished in first place. Campbellsville Middle School eighth-grader Kitana Taylor was eighth and sophomore Jasmine Coro finished in 13th place. Hazelwood also finished in
Campbellsville High School baseball team recently hosted its first youth camp. The camp was for children ages 8 to 12. Campers learned fundamentals such as hitting, throwing, infield and outfield play and base running. CHS baseball head coach Blake Milby and his staff members hosted the camp, along with CHS players. After three days of
Campbellsville High School graduate Cody Davis will continue his academic and tennis career at Campbellsville University this fall. Davis signed his letter of intent in a special ceremony with family, friends, coaches and teammates on Wednesday, June 6. CHS Principal David Petett said he has known Davis for a long time, and believes he is
Campbellsville High School baseball team recently defeated Bardstown in the fifth region tournament to advance to the semifinals round. CHS was set to start tournament play on Monday, May 28. After being postponed several days because of rain, CHS defeated Bardstown on Saturday, June 2. Final score was 11-1. The CHS team scored four runs
Campbellsville High School senior tennis players were recently honored at a banquet at Miller Park. Players were honored for their dedication to their team and their hard work this season. This year’s tennis teams include nine players, including five seniors. Girls’ players are seniors Sara Farmer and Kimberly Harden and sophomores Samantha Johnson and Victoria
