The Clinton County Bulldogs held its season opener Monday night, December 2, at The Castle against Rockcastle County. During the game, Clinton County’s defense held strong in the third quarter to give the Dawgs the cushion it needed for the 64-50 win.
In the first quarter, Clinton County started in full court pressure. As Rockcastle County brought the ball up the floor, the zone defense allowed good looks at the basket from beyond the three point line for the Rockets and they capitalized on that, hitting three in the first quarter.
Clay Choate made the first bucket of the season for Clinton County at the 6:30 mark, but Rockcastle knocked down one of its three first quarter three pointers to take a 3-2 lead.
Clinton County’s Keifer Dalton and Colby Langford hit baskets
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