For the fourth year in a row, the Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team has won the All “A” fifth region championship, and, as a result, will advance to the All “A” state tournament. The region tournament was Monday, Aug. 13, at Green County Country Club. CHS battled Green County and Bethlehem. CHS finished in
Campbellsville High School football team hosted its annual dinner and auction on Sunday, Aug. 5. In all, about $5,000 was raised to help pay for team expenses this season. Brothers catered the dinner and many local individuals and businesses donated items for the live and silent auctions. CHS football players were the waiters during the
Campbellsville High School will host its annual Forcht Bank Bowl on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 17 and 18, at Campbellsville University. This year’s bowl will feature four football games, with two played Friday and the other two played Saturday evening at the CU football field. Tickets are $10 a night. Children in first grade and
Campbellsville High School boys’ golf team participated in the Cardinal Classic tournament at Campbellsville Country Club on Saturday, July 28. About 120 golfers participated. The CHS team finished in 327 strokes. Layton Hord, a senior, finished first for his team, at 73 strokes. Myles Murrell, also a senior, was second for the Eagles, at 80
Campbellsville High School football team hosted its second annual bass tournament on Friday, July 27, at Green River Lake. In all, 28 boats were entered into the competition, with about 60 competitors. Proceeds from the competition, which totaled $1,900, will help pay expenses for the upcoming season. Bruce Fenwick and Troy Adams won the first-place
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 27 players who would like a repeat. Last season was the first since 1998 and only the third time in school history that the
Campbellsville middle and high school football teams hosted an Eagle Football Camp on July 16-18, with about 25 students participating. CHS head football coach Dale Estes worked with camp participants, along with assistant coaches Herb Wiseman, Robbie Gribbins, Bronson Gowdy, Will Griffin and Aaron Webb. Camp was for students entering first through eighth grades and
Campbellsville High School volleyball team recently hosted a camp for students in third through eighth grades. About 10 campers participated, along with the CHS volleyball team. Campers included Campbellsville Middle School eighth-grader BreAnna Humphress, seventh-graders Chloe Thompson and Ava Hughes, sixth-grader Anna Floyd, Campbellsville Elementary School fifth-grader Kennedy Griffiths, second-grader Lillie Judd and first-grader Remi
Campbellsville High School has hired a new golf coach. Blake Milby, who teaches social studies at CHS and is also head baseball coach, has been hired for the golf coach post. Milby replaces coaches Cassidy Decker, who coached the CHS boys’ team, and Ashley Goodin, the girls’ team coach. There are five players returning for
Campbellsville High School has hired a new leader for its softball team. Zach Durham, who was an assistant coach last season, has been hired as head coach. Durham, who is an instructional assistant at Campbellsville Elementary School, follows former head coach Weston Jones, who recently resigned his post. Jones was the head coach for six
