The Albany Angels, Coached by Todd Messer, Chris Marlow, Jay Longwell, Michael Rains and Chris Ipock, took its game to Gulf Shores, Alabama, to compete in the USSSA 14U Nationals last week. The team finished the tournament with a 7-2 record and picked up fourth place overall. Aubrie Messer was awarded with the fastest pitcher award, Chloe Longwell was awarded as fastest base runner and Reagan Cherry was awarded as the fastest base runner-up.
“Our girls played really well in Nationals and it validated the progress we have made through the years. Every game we played was against high caliber competition from across the South U.S. Our two losses came to the two teams in the finals of the tournament. We lost 4-3 to the eventual champions in a great game, in
Congrats to the Albany Angels
The future of girls softball at Clinton County High School is looking more than just little bright in the past few weeks, with the success of several travel teams from Albany and
Summer marches on, gymnasium renovations will be split
Summer marches on, all too quick, of course, but at this writing, there still isn’t a ton of sports activities to report on.
Dead period ends, expect to see a ‘crank-up’ in high school sports
With the end of the “dead period” last week, teams can begin to gather, hold team meetings and even do some practicing in
Athletes, coaches take a break (sure, they do)
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, there is a stretch during the early summer weeks known as the “dead period” when coaches are not supposed to have any
Title IX turns 50
Although the idea of sanctioned high school sports for girls was slow to take off in many areas of Kentucky, here in south-central Kentucky, girls’
As I’ve noted for the past couple of week, organized sports activities are at practically a non-existent level at the current time, with students enjoying a break of sorts during these first few weeks of summer break.
A brief summer break
With last week’s graduation and the final days of the 2021-22 school year, most high school sports will be taking a brief hiatus before getting wound up again for the 2022-23 school year.
Clinton County fell in the first round of the region to Russellville by a final score of 16-2. Clinton County finished its season with a 17-15 record.
Bailey Polston took the mound last week during Clinton County’s game against Wayne County. The game was postponed in the fifth inning tied 2-2 and will be finished next week when the Lady Dawgs travel to Wayne County.
