Jackson Harlan has been named to yet another All-State boys’ basketball team on a First Team level, this one perhaps being the most prestigious and coveted list in Kentucky – the Courier Journal All-State Boys’ Basketball team.
Voted on by basketball coaches from across Kentucky, the CJ All-State team voting saw 93 coaches return ballots this year.
The news of this latest accolade for the 2019 CCHS basketball standout came just a couple of weeks after being named to the Lexington Herald-Leader’s All-State basketball team, as was reported in the Clinton County News, March 28, 2019 edition.
Harlan joins nine other players from Kentucky high schools on the CJ All-State First team, including Kentucky signee and 2019 Kentucky
Abbi Young made contact with the ball during Clinton County’s game against Casey County on Monday. Clinton County has struggled somewhat this season with a record of 2-10 on the year. Clinton County lost
Thompson hangs up his whistle
Darrell Thompson has decided to hang up his coaching whistle and find something to do in all of the free time that will come his way now.
Above, Cameron Matthews stretched out to make a catch in center field in the first inning against Pulaski County. Below, Blake Harlan made contact during the second inning of Monday’s game. The Bat Dawgs move to 3-8 on the
Roundball came to a screeching halt
Murray State men lost.
Louisville men lost.
Kentucky women lost.
Congrats to Jax
By now you should have noted a front page article noting that Clinton County basketball standout Jackson Harlan had yet another accolade come his way last week.
High school roundball fans . . . ‘that’s all folks’
The Ryle Lady Raiders, champions of the 9th Region, were the last team standing Sunday afternoon in Rupp Arena when this 2018-19 basketball season came to an
Christin Shelton and Ethan Shelton recently competed in the Kentucky National Archery in the Schools Program State Tournament. Christin Shelton finished her round by scoring a 258 while Ethan Shelton finished his round with a 272.
Local sports news is still ‘summer thin’ but golf fans have a special opportunity this weekend
Local sports activities are still pretty thin as far as reporting activities goes, as we are still into the dog days of
It’s still summer – organized sports are few
While there are a few traveling baseball and softball teams on the move here and there with Clinton County ties, for the most part, it’s still summer and organized sporting
