Campbellsville High School soccer team hosted a pancake breakfast recently as a fundraiser. The breakfast was at Wings Pizza N Things, and players were waiters for the event. On the menu was pancakes, bacon, coffee and orange juice. About $600 was raised at the breakfast, which will be used to pay team expenses. Bradley Harris
Campbellsville High School football team battled Beechwood recently to end its season. The CHS team played in the KHSAA state semi-finals on Friday, Nov. 23, against Beechwood for the second year in a row. CHS fought hard, but couldn’t get the win. Final score was 13-48. Malachi Corley, a junior, and sophomore Reggie Thomas scored
Campbellsville High School soccer team recently took on Marion County. CHS hosted the team in the first round of the 18th District tournament. The CHS squad fought hard, but couldn’t get the win. Final score was 1-4. CHS senior Daniel Johnson scored the goal for the Eagles. Brody Weeks, also a senior, had an assist.
Campbellsville High School volleyball teams recently defeated North Hardin. Freshmen players won by a score of 2-0. The junior varsity squad won by a score of 2-1. The varsity team fought hard, but couldn’t get the win. Set scores were 22-25 and 16-25. Shajuana Ditto is the CHS volleyball coach.
Campbellsville High School cross country team recently competed at Miller Park. In the elementary girls’ 1700 meter run, Campbellsville Elementary School fourth-grader Baylee Pike was eighth. CES fourth-grader Tye Rhodes finished fifth in the boys’ 1700 meter run. In the middle school boys’ 2600 meter run, Campbellsville Middle School eighth-grader Chase Hord finished fourth and
Campbellsville High School football team will take on Beechwood High School on Friday, Nov. 23, in the KHSAA Class A semi-state playoffs. The Eagles will travel to Beechwood High School in Ft. Mitchell, with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students. Coaches and administrator cards will not be accepted.
Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball Booster Club will host its annual Eagle Jamboree on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24. The tournament is a fundraiser for CHS boys’ basketball. Admission is $5 per day, and no passes will be accepted. Children younger than 6 will be admitted free. Games will consist of four 10-minute
Campbellsville High School football team has made history this season. To commemorate the season, the team is selling back to back region champions shirts. The team defeated Crittenden County on Friday, Nov. 16. The win made history for CHS, being the first time the team has won a region championship on the home field and
Campbellsville High School football team has defeated Crittenden County to win its second region championship in a row, and make school history. Final score was 26-21. This is the first time the Eagles have won the region championship on their home field, and the first time the team has won a region championship in back-to-back
Campbellsville High School Athletic Department has begun its annual “12 Days of Christmas” raffle to raise money for its athletic programs. This year, the prizes are all cash awards. Tickets are $30 each, and will include two Pick 3 numbers, so each ticket comes with two chances each day to win the day’s cash prize.
