Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team recently defeated Bardstown in the first match of the season. CHS won by a score of 205 strokes to 237. CHS junior Kameron Smith led the team with a score of 46. Colin Harris, also a junior, had 48 strokes. CHS junior Tristin Faulkner had 49 strokes, and senior
Campbellsville High School football season begins next month, and players are working hard during summer practices to prepare. The team had a historic season last year, and coach Dale Estes has 26 players who would like a repeat. Last season, CHS defeated Crittenden County in the third round of state playoffs to win its second
Campbellsville High School football team hosted its annual bass fishing tournament on Friday, July 26, at Green River Lake. In all, 38 boats were entered into the competition, with about 80 competitors. Proceeds from the competition will help pay expenses for the upcoming season. Delayne Smothers and Chris Smothers won the first-place prize, at $1,000
Campbellsville High School graduate Taj Sanders will continue his academic and basketball career at prep school Aspire Academy in Louisville. He signed his letter of intent recently in a special ceremony with friends, family members and coaches. Tim Davis, athletic director at CHS, said Sanders is a special young man who meant a lot to
Campbellsville High School football team will begin play in a few weeks, and has begun a fundraiser to raise money for the season. Players, parents and coaches are selling cards with discounts to local businesses. Cards are $10 each. Discounts on the cards are to local businesses such as Brothers, Disco’s Chop Shop, Dunkin’ Donuts,
Campbellsville High School football team will host a kickoff bass tournament on Friday, July 26, starting at 7 p.m. at Green River Lake, off Ramp 1. There will be a $1,000 guarantee for the first-place team. Based on 24 or more boats entered into the competition, second-place winners will receive $500 and third place will
Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball team recently hosted a youth camp, with about 20 attending. Camp was open to students who will be in third through eighth grades next school year. Campers learned the basic fundamentals of basketball, along with discipline and a strong work ethic. There were daily shooting and fundamental contests. Overall award
Campbellsville High School girls’ basketball team recently hosted a youth camp. Camp was open to students in kindergarten through eighth grade next school year. Campers received individualized instruction from CHS girls’ basketball coaches and players, a t-shirt and free lunch. Awards were given to players after the conclusion of the camp. Winners are listed below.
Campbellsville High School soccer team recently hosted its annual summer camp. Twenty 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. The camp ended with some fun on a slip and slide. Camp directors included CHS
Campbellsville High School girls’ basketball team has spent summer break practicing for the upcoming season. The team recently played several games as part of the Campbellsville University Lady Tiger Basketball Team Camp. The CHS team spent the games practicing fundamentals and working on team-building skills. David Petett will soon begin his first year as the
