Campbellsville High School football team will host a kickoff bass tournament on Friday, Aug. 14, 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 teacher and head football coach Dale Estes has been honored for his teaching skills. Estes recently received Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce’s annual Educator of the Year award. The Chamber’s annual banquet was canceled this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Award winners were recently announced in a virtual ceremony. Estes, of
Campbellsville High School senior Malachi Corley recently became the school’s first-ever athlete to sign a letter of intent to play football at Western Kentucky University. Corley, who was a standout basketball and football player for the Eagles, will begin classes and training at WKU this fall. He was recently honored in a special ceremony with
Campbellsville High School senior Lathan Cubit will continue his academic and football career this fall at Campbellsville University. Cubit was honored recently in a special signing ceremony. CHS Principal Weston Jones said the day was a special one for Campbellsville High School. Jones said Cubit is an outstanding young man. “I think the world of
Campbellsville High School athletic department will host a news conference on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at noon in the media center. CHS senior Malachi Corley, a standout football player, will announce where he will attend college and play football in the fall. All family and friends are invited.
Campbellsville High School football players were recently honored for their successes this season. CHS football coaches hosted a banquet on Monday, Dec. 9, to celebrate and fellowship together. Several awards were presented. CHS seniors Mikael Vaught and Gideon Richards received the Most Improved awards. Devon Reardon, a senior, received the Offensive Line award. CHS senior
Campbellsville High School senior Malachi Corley has made school history. Corley was recently voted as this year’s Class A football player of the year. He is the second CHS player to receive the honor. Corley was also named District 2 player of the year. Dale Estes is the head football coach. Assistant coaches are Herb
Campbellsville High School football team battled Bethlehem High School on Friday, Nov. 8, in the first round of the Class A playoffs. At the end of regulation, the game was tied at 38 points. CHS couldn’t hold on in overtime, and lost by a score of 38-46. The loss ends the Eagles season. Dale Estes
Campbellsville High School football team recently defeated Bethlehem High School. Final score was 48-42. CHS seniors Malachi Corley and Lathan Cubit and juniors Blase Wheatley and Reggie Thomas scored touchdowns for the Eagles. Mikael Vaught, a senior, scored a two-point conversion. CHS will have a rematch with Bethlehem on Friday, Nov. 8, in the first
Campbellsville High School football team will play in the first round of Class A playoffs on Friday, Nov. 8. CHS will take on the Bethlehem Eagles at 7:30 p.m. in Bardstown. Tickets are $6 for adults and $5 for students. Coach and administrator cards will be accepted, but for the cardholder only. Seating is limited,
