Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball coaches will host their annual “Hoop It Up” basketball clinic on June 11-14 at the CHS gym. The clinic will be from 9 a.m. to noon each day at CHS and is for students entering first through eighth grades this fall. At the clinic, participants will learn fundamentals and compete
Campbellsville High School has hired a familiar face as its new head volleyball coach. Shajuana Ditto will begin her first season as head coach in August. She replaces Elisha Rhodes, who was head coach for the past two seasons. The announcement was made in a special ceremony with players and coaches on Thursday, May 17.
Campbellsville High School students have received awards for being “triple threats” on the athletic field. Kentucky High School Athletic Association recently named its Triple Threat Award winners, honoring students who participate in sports year round. The award is given to students who participate in a KHSAA sport on the varsity level during each season of
Campbellsville High School track team members competed at the state meet on Thursday, May 17. The team traveled to University of Kentucky to compete in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association meet. CHS sophomore Taliyah Hazelwood competed in the 100-, 200- and 400-meter dashes. She finished the 100-meter dash in 19th place, at 13.46 seconds.
Campbellsville High School seniors Cody Davis and Cass Kidwell made school history recently, playing in the state tennis tournament on Thursday, May 17. Davis and Kidwell are the first CHS boys’ tennis players to compete at the state tournament since 2002. Kentucky High School Athletic Association hosted the tournament at Top Seed Tennis Club in
Campbellsville High School senior baseball players were honored on Thursday, May 17, for their dedication and time spent playing for the Eagles. This year’s senior players are Ethan Lay and Wyatt Houk. Lay and Houk were recognized before the games vs. Casey County. Their teammates and coaches celebrated their successes and thanked them for being
Campbellsville High School fishing team recently hosted its first Battle of the CHS Bass Fishing Tournament. The team divided into four squads to compete against each other, and the winner took home bragging rights until the next tournament. Winners were seniors Caleb Hughes and Tosye Cox, whose largest fish weighed just more than 4 pounds.
Campbellsville High School track team members recently participated in region competition, and several have advanced to the state meet. CHS sophomore Taliyah Hazelwood advances to compete in the 100-, 200- and 400-meter dash races. Natalie Caldwell, a junior, will compete in the discus throw. And the boys’ 4×200 relay team also advances. The team is
