The Clinton County Lady Bulldogs finished the holiday season with a 4-3 record. The Lady Dawgs defeated South Warren on Wednesday night, and Butler on Friday.

The Lady Dawgs have a record of 5-10 this season, which is better than last season’s 4-25 record.

Clinton County traveled to Greenwood in Bowling Green, KY to participate in the Greenwood Holiday Classic.

Clinton County 39

Greenwood 71

During the first game of the tournament, Clinton County played host Greenwood but lost by a final score of 71-37.

Individual scoring for Clinton County was:

Bookout 8

Thurman 7

J. Boils 7

M. Campbell 6

Stalcup 4

Beard 3

Lowhorn 2

Thrasher 2

Clinton County 62

South Warren 42

During the second game, Clinton County took on second year school South Warren. The Lady Dawgs played hard and shot the ball well against the Lady Spartans according to Head Coach Darrell Thompson.

The Lady Dawgs picked up a 20 point win, 62-42.

Individual scoring for Clinton County was:

Stalcup 19

Thurman 14

Beard 14

M. Campbell 4

Lowhorn 2

McWhorter 2

J. Boils 2

Elmore 2

Langford 2

Bookout 1

Clinton County 35

Edmonson County 51

Clinton County’s third game came on Friday against Edmonson County, a former 4th Region opponent.

The Lady Wildcats are now in the third region after the Kentucky High School Athletic Association did a statewide redistricting.

The Lady Wildcats got the best of Clinton County, defeating them by a final of 51-35.

Individual scoring for Clinton County was:

Thurman 12

Beard 8

Stalcup 6

Bookout 3

J. Boils 2

M. Campbell 2

McWhorter 2

Clinton County 46

Butler County 38

The Lady Dawgs won its final game of the holiday season against Butler County. Clinton County improved its record to 5-10 on the year with the 46-38 victory.

Individual scoring for Clinton County was:

Thurman 15

Stalcup 13

J. Boils 6

McWhorter 6

M. Campbell 3

Beard 3

The Lady Dawgs were back in action Tuesday night as the varsity and junior varsity traveled to McCreary County. Highlights and game summary will be found in next week’s edition as it was played too late for press deadline.

Also over the holidays, Lady Bulldog Breonia Thurman moved into an elite group by surpassing 1,000 points for her career.

Thurman made her 1,000th point in the first quarter against Fern Creek in the Pinkham Lincoln Automotive Christmas Classic on December 22, 2011.

She was also named MVP of the game Friday against Butler County.

Ansley Stalcup was also given an award for most valuable player during the game against South Warren on Wednesday. She finished the game with 19 points and the Lady Dawgs won 62-42. Stalcup was also named to the all tournament team.

“Christmas tournaments are a good way to play someone you normally don’t schedule,” Thompson said. “I think that’s a plus. I also think you can use it as a team building process. You are spending so much time together as a group it builds chemistry.”

Thompson said one of the downfalls of tournaments is you don’t have time to correct many mistakes. “Overall we picked up four wins so I guess it was a positive.”

Clinton County will host Metcalfe County on Friday as the second round of district action gets underway.

The Lady Dawgs will be the first game of a girls’/boys’ double header. Tip off is scheduled for 6 p.m at Lindle Castle Gymnasium.