The Dawgs came out and took care of business at home last Friday night against the Cavaliers of Jenkins.
“I thought we came out early and did what we had to do and really set the tone. We played well as a team and had a well rounded attack offensively and defensively all night,” Head Coach Rocky Tallent said. “We moved the ball on the ground and through the air Friday night and our offensive line played really well. We swarmed to the ball defensively and really shut down everything they tried to do. I think we are gaining momentum at the right time and have now put together a couple of nice wins in a row.”
The Dawgs were lead on offense by quarterback Jaxson Mason who was 13-18 for 251 yards and four touchdowns through the air. Scout Bryant led the Dawgs’ ground game with five carries for 84 yards
A spectacular reunion
Kudos to the organizers of Friday night’s reunion for the “First Era” of football at Clinton County High School, those who were involved in the game when it was first introduced at our school on the varsity level from 1973-1981.
While I didn’t play football in high school, attending
The Clinton County Football Team didn’t fare well Friday night as the Dawgs made the short trip to Monticello to take on the Wayne County Cardinals.
What started out as a weather delay, ended up seeing both teams get on the field and complete the game.
Wayne County finished the game with
CCHS Running Dawgs ready for 2023 season
The Clinton County High School Cross Country Running Dawgs team is ready to get the 2023 season underway. The three member team is shown above, from left to right, Jed Groce, Alli Latham, and Japeth Cross. All three are sophomores this season. Groce is
The Clinton County Lady Volley Dawgs brought home the first place trophy in the Seeds of Success Tournament at Fleming County this past weekend.
The Lady Volley Dawgs basically swept the tournament by not losing a single game for the duration of the tournament.
Clinton County defeated all teams 2-0, including Grant
Golf Dawgs pick up win over Lakers 164-166
The Clinton County High School Golf Dawgs, playing at its home course on Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park, picked up a hard fought victory over neighboring Russell County Monday afternoon.
Clinton County earned the “W” with a combined score of 164 while the
Dawgs drop to 0-2, head to McCreary Friday
Clinton County’s gridiron Dawgs moved to the 0-2 mark after having to wait out some perilous weather Friday night in Monticello.
After a considerable weather delay pushed the original kickoff time back while officials awaited lightning protocols to expire, the Dawgs and Cardinals eventually
The Clinton County Bulldogs opened its season Friday night at home against Jackson County, Tennessee, only to come up two points short of a victory, losing 21-20.
“I thought we played well offensively and defensively, but just had too many turnovers. I thought we came out and played really well defensively
Tucker Casada rolled this putt toward the cup on the second hole of Monday’s 4th Region All ‘A’ Classic Regional Tournament at Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Golf Course. Casada finished the round with a 41.
Fall sports get a blast of heat
Just as the outdoor fall sports got up and running full speed, Mother Nature threw her twist in the mix and the hottest stretch of days we’ve experienced this year are surrounding us.
With no rain in sight for several days, and temperatures predicted to
