The Clinton County Bulldogs remain perfect through the holiday season by winning the Smoky Mountain Classic in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, this past weekend.
Clinton County went 3-0 in the tournament to move to 13-0 on the year.
Clinton County 77
Seymore, Tenn. 54
The Bulldogs traveled to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, this past weekend and completely controlled the Smoky Mountain Classic, picking up three wins.
The first came at the hands of Seymore, Tennessee.
The Dawgs went to work quick during its first game; picking up a 14-7 first quarter lead against Seymore.
The second quarter, Clinton County found its groove, posting 25 second quarter points and holding Seymore to only 12 for a halftime lead of 39-19.
Clinton County continued to roll in the second half, putting up 18 in the third quarter and 20 in the fourth, in order to come out on top, 77-54.
Individual scoring for Clinton County was:
Young 18
Mason 15
N. Poore 13
Davis 11
Beaty 8
McCutchen 6
Harmon 4
Irwin 2
Clinton
The Clinton County Lady Bulldogs traveled to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, this past weekend to compete in the Smoky Mountain Classic.
The Lady Dawgs moved its record to 6-6 on the year, picking up one win and two losses for the weekend.
Clinton County 58
Floyd Central 53
Overtime
The Clinton County Lady Bulldogs traveled to Gatlinburg,
That was a fast start, now it gets really busy
Hard to believe but already if you fold the schedule in half, that’s about where we are on the number of games left in this roundball season.
Our Bulldogs returned home from the Smoky Mountain Winter Classic with an unblemished record still
Dawgs head to Springfield Friday
The Gridiron Dawgs will take their hopes of advancing in the KHSAA playoffs to Springfield, Kentucky, this Friday night to take on the Washington County Commanders.
The Bulldogs finished regular season play with a great win this past Friday night over the Berea Pirates, 42-6, to end
The Albany Bulldog Athletic cheer team, above, hosted and performed in a showcase Saturday at Lindle Castle Gymnasium. On hand to perform, below, was the Clinton County High School Cheerleaders. Also on hand for the day were Cumberland County Middle School
Above, Chloe Longwell went up for a kill during Clinton County’s first round game of the 4th Region Tournament held at Metcalfe County on Sunday. Longwell was named to the 4th Region All Tournament team. Clinton County played Logan County and
The Dawgs came up just short in its final home and district game of the year against the Falcons of Monroe County Friday night.
“We came out of the gate hot and played great early, holding a 22-6 lead with about 20 seconds to go in the first half,” Head Coach
Bulldogs finish district play with loss to Falcons
Our gridiron Bulldogs had a rough night Friday in the last outing of the season on Bulldog Field.
After a quick start, the Dawgs fell behind in the second half to District 3 front runner Monroe County, eventually losing the contest 42-28.
Clinton County enters
CCHS Lady Golf Dawg Sophie Matthews watches her chip shot fly toward the cup on the first green at Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Golf Course. The Lady Golf Dawgs were competing against the Lady Indians of Adair County.
Dawgs are back on the field for Friday Night Lights
After a week off in the schedule, our Bulldogs return to the gridiron this Friday night.
The Dawgs will travel west for a couple of hours to Brownsville to take on the Wildcats of Edmonson County.
Coming off the impressive 50-8 win over
