Above top photo, Cory Arms picked up a grounder and threw a runner out at first base during Clinton County’s game against Cumberland County on Thursday. Above bottom photo, pitcher Jacob Bertram started Thursday’s game and despite a productive first inning from the Panthers, held Cumberland County to minimal runs in the first several innings. Clinton County lost the game 3-2, and finished the week with a 6-5 record. The Bulldogs also hosted the first round of the All “A” Classic Regional Tournament Saturday. The Bat Dawgs were defeated in the first round by Monroe County, 3-1. Clinton County was back in action this week with games on Tuesday, at home against Metcalfe County, and will be at home on Thursday to host Russell County. Clinton County will also host Red Boiling
The Masters is over – it’s time to get outside
With the exception of three events – college basketball especially during March Madness, The Masters golf tournament and the Kentucky Derby, I’m not much on watching
What is basketball in Kentucky all about? Final Fours … NCAA banners? Nah. It’s the journey.
This week, look east, good fellows, to Louisa Elementary School. Super Hero Day was held last month at the school in Lawrence County and young Jake
Boils competed in the High School Pins division and placed second with a total score of 34 up. Cook finished third in the Bow Novice division and also shot 34 up.
March Madness – in Kentucky it came to a heartbreaking end
College hoops came to a screeching halt Monday night, and for the Big Blue Nation, it was a heartbreaking end with our CATS running into
The winners from Monday night’s scramble at 76 Falls Country Club were Cody Dowdy, Sawyer Stalcup, Dallas Starns and Nick Irwin.
Tribute time for Kentucky’s basketball team? Yes.
Winningest college basketball program in America is still Kentucky.
Nice run, fellas. Last six thunder runs were breath-taking gorgeous, good as it gets. Crowd following to Dallas was confirmation. But for
March Madness – in Kentucky it continues into April
Still enjoying a little roundball action, although my fave level – the high school game – is over, at least for a few months.
In context of losing ten times, surviving Kansas State, unbeaten Wichita State, defending NCAA champion Louisville, then Michigan, Kentucky’s unlikely advance to the 2014 Final Four, is reminiscent of …
“… the Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant!” –
Senior Taylor Delk got to a pop fly during the first inning of Clinton County’s game against Wayne County. The Lady Bat Dawgs won 10-2.
