Turnovers … by Alan B. Gibson
The champs have been crowned, time for a rest
Returned from Lexington and the KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16 Basketball State Tournament on Sunday, and after missing a couple of tournaments the two years before, my return to
The Clinton County Bat Dawgs opened its season Monday, March 13, at John Emmitt Polston Field.
The Dawgs hosted Casey County and finished the game with the 11-8 victory.
Casey County opened the game with scoring in the first inning, 2-1, then Casey County scored again in the top of the third inning.
Clinton County came through in the bottom of the fourth and scored five runs for a 6-3 lead.
Casey County cut the lead to one in the top of the fifth inning by scoring two runs, but another five-run inning by the Dawgs put Clinton County up 11-5.
The Rebels would score three runs in the
The champs have been crowned, time for a rest
Returned from Lexington and the KHSAA Boys’ Sweet 16 Basketball State Tournament on Sunday, and after missing a couple of tournaments the two years before, my return to
Clinton County dropped its first game of the year last week against White County, Tennessee, but won big on Monday night of this week against Metcalfe County, 16-1, in the opening round of the 4th Region All “A” Classic.
Clinton County won the game in five innings, 12-2.
Left, Ella Marlow scooped up a ground ball at shortstop and threw a runner out at first on Monday.
And now, there are 17
As was expected by most who closely follow high school basketball in this roundball crazy Commonwealth of Kentucky, the Sacred Heart Valkyries marched their way to center court in Rupp Arena Saturday
Clinton County Lady Bulldog Landree Moons was named to the 4th Region All-Tournament team during the post-game awards ceremony Sunday afternoon.
Moons led the Lady Dawgs to a district runners-up trophy, which
Girls first, then the boys
Kentucky high school basketball fans have their eyes turned toward Lexington this week as the 16 regional champions in the girls’ division battle it out for that coveted spot in Saturday night’s
Asa Flowers shot in the National S3DA Indoor Competition this past weekend and shot a perfect score of 300 with 60 X’s to take first place. Flowers is the son of Adam and Angie Marcum and Brent Flowers.
Chloe Longwell drove the lane and put up a floater during the second half against Edmonson County last Tuesday. Clinton County lost the game by a final score of 50-32. Longwell finished the game with six points.
A tradition continues Saturday
with the Robbie Davis Classic
A tradition of several years in the making now will be center stage this coming Saturday when the Clinton County Lady