The Clinton County Bulldogs took its 28-2 record into Diddle Arena Monday night to take on the Logan County Cougars.
This is Clinton County’s first trip to the regional tournament in three years.
The Dawgs started off on the slow side, allowing Logan County to reach a six point lead with 3:27 remaining in the first quarter, 15-9.
From that point, Clinton County’s Nick Poore and Jaxon Mason each dropped in three-pointers to tie the score at 15.
Logan County would put up two free throws, but a three pointer by Will Beaty gave the Dawgs its first lead of the game at 18-17. Drew Davis rounded out scoring in the first quarter with a basket in the paint, 20-17.
The Dawgs continued to score in the second quarter, but so did Logan County as the Cougars remained in the game.
The score went back and forth for the first part of the period. Poore knocked
Dawgs thump Cougars, advance to 4th Region semis
The Bulldogs got off to a slightly slow start Monday night in the 4th Region Basketball Tournament in Diddle Arena against a hard fighting Logan County squad, but by halftime, were putting their game together.
Sparked by a buzzer beating half-court shot by CCHS
The Clinton County Middle School 8th grade volleyball team won the 2025 March Mania Tournament held at Clinton County this past weekend. The team lost only one set in five games all day.
Nick Poore joins the 500 Point Club
Bulldog Nick Poore was recognized in front of a home crowd Friday night prior to Clinton County’s victory over Glasgow.
During the All “A” Classic Tournament in the game against Cumberland County, Poore joined the CCHS 500 Point Club.
Since that time, Nick has added more
The Clinton County Bulldogs moved to 24-1 on the year after picking up three wins this past week against Wayne County, Glasgow and Trinity Whitesville.
Clinton County 71
Trinity (Whitesville) 37
The Dawgs traveled to Owensboro Saturday, February 1, to take on Trinity (Whitesville) in the First Commonweath Mortgage Classic and came out
The Clinton County Lady Bulldogs moved to 2-1 on the week with a loss against Wayne County on Tuesday night, followed by back-to-back wins on Friday and Saturday against Glasgow and Apollo, respectively.
Clinton County 60
Apollo 20
The Lady Dawgs enforced a running clock during Saturday’s contest against Apollo at The Castle.
During
The Clinton County Lady Dawgs moved to 7-8 on the year with a loss, 54-34, in the semi-finals round of the 4th Region All “A” Classic tournament held at Todd County last Wednesday.
The Lady Dawgs were defeated by Metcalfe County, who eventually won the tournament by defeating Todd County Central
Dawgs are back to back champs, headed to Owensboro
Our Bulldogs got past a somewhat slow start Sunday afternoon and ran out in their normal fashion to cabbage on the 4th Region All “A” Classic Championship title, defeating Monroe County 62-47.
The win will send our Dawgs to the All “A” State
The Clinton County Bulldogs moved to 17-0 on the year with a huge win Sunday in the 4th Region All “A” Classic championship against Monroe County.
Clinton County 62
Monroe County 47
Clinton County picked up an impressive win on Sunday against Monroe County, 62-47 that will send the Dawgs to the All
The Clinton County Bulldogs remain perfect through the holiday season by winning the Smoky Mountain Classic in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, this past weekend.
Clinton County went 3-0 in the tournament to move to 13-0 on the year.
Clinton County 77
Seymore, Tenn. 54
The Bulldogs traveled to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, this past weekend and completely controlled
