Makayla Gregory finished 123 out of 243 runners at the state meet last weekend with a time of 24.01 which was her best time since she has been running.
Cohen Davis ran in last week’s Foothills Festival 5K and finished with a time of 20:41
Other notable times for the Clinton County Cross Country team were: Tucker Hickman – 27:17, Cameron Harmon – 24:19, Chase Harmon – 24:44, Chloe Longwell – 24:43, Tytan Moons – 26:07, Taton Weaver – 28:01, Lily Hickman – 28.26, Rylan Lee – 29:43, Kressli Massengale – 29:47, Abby Davis – 30.28, Donna Dalton – 31:28, Cade
Kayli Hadley went up for a block during Clinton County’s game against Metcalfe County in the first round of the district tournament. Clinton County won the district having beat Metcalfe, 3-0, and Russell County in the championship game, 3-0.
The Clinton County Lady Volley Dawgs defeated both Metcalfe County and Russell County to claim the 16th District championship last week. As the team moved on to the regional tournament on Monday night, Clinton
The Clinton County Bulldogs moved to 6-1 on the year with only three games left in the season.
What has been without a doubt, the best season so far in Clinton County Football history, the Dawgs completely shutout Berea Friday night with a 38-0 win.
Head Coach Jamie Miller was very pleased with how the Bulldogs performed, however, he said there is still much that needs to be worked on.
“Berea is a
I felt like I had been kicked in the chest by a mule – yes, while I haven’t felt that force myself, I have seen first-hand the damage a mule kick can do to a human chest.
That was my first sensation upon hearing the news last Tuesday evening that Ronnie Guffey had suffered a major heart-attack and had died at his home in Murray, Kentucky.
I sat on my back deck, staring at Janie, who had come out to
The Clinton County Bulldogs traveled to Lynn Camp Friday, but failed to pick up win number six for the year as Lynn Camp defeated the Dawgs, 35-14.
Head Coach Jamie Miller said his team wasn’t prepared mentally for the game and it cost them in the end.
“We had too many turnovers Friday night,” Miller said. “We hurt ourselves more than anything.”
Clinton County went into Friday night’s game with a 5-0 record.
Braxton Massingale finished tied for the final spot to make a trip to the state tournament, but lost in the one hole playoff. He finished his round with a 77. Gavin Melton finished with a 98, Ryan Bair totaled a 106, Ryan Irwin finished with a 108 and Corey Latham rounded out scoring with a 111. The golf team is coached by Colby Hayes.
Dawgs give up first loss
Clinton County’s perfect season suffered its first blemish last Friday night when the Dawgs fell to the Wildcats of Lynn Camp over at Corbin.
The 35-14 loss puts Clinton County’s record on this 2018 season at a still very nice 5-1 mark and came at the hands of a very nice Lynn Camp squad that now boasts a 6-0 overall record in the 1A classification.
Friday’s game really
The Clinton County Bulldogs made history Friday night as Clinton County defeated Metcalfe County 22-12 to move to a perfect 5-0 on the year.
Last season the Dawgs came close to hitting the 5-0 mark, but Metcalfe County handed the Dawgs its first loss of the season 29-26.
Friday night, Clinton County got its revenge from last season.
The Dawgs went into the
Dawgs off to the best start ever
In their first four games, we learned that Clinton County could deliver a thumping on the field, having outscored it’s first four opponents by an impressive 218-30.
This past Friday night, we learned that our Dawgs could bounce back from trailing it’s opponent, then hold a narrow lead coming down the stretch to collect a “W” against a formidable opponent.
Friday night’s 22-12 win over rival