Today's News

After being beaten by Cumberland Gap earlier this season, the Campbell County High School softball team returned the favor Friday afternoon at Arlis Chapman Field.

The Lady Cougars pulled out an 11-10 victory by making the plays they didn’t make during a run-rule loss last month. Latosha Carroll, a junior who has pitched all three of Campbell County’s wins this season, went the distance and struck out five batters in the most recent meeting of the two teams.

“I thought we showed a little more cool,” said Ron Lasley, coach of the Lady Cougars.

It’s a classic case of “better late than never” for the Campbell County High School varsity baseball team, which has won four of its last four games this year after starting the season 0-15.

The Cougars finally beat Cumberland Gap last weekend after getting the Panthers on a neutral field during a tournament at Bell County, Ky.

Phillip and Stephen Wells, Troy Arnold, Britt Teague, Zach Allen and Tyler Doney have played football together for so long that they can’t remember not having each other around.

This fall, the Campbell County High School seniors will stand on opposing sidelines as members of rival college teams.

The Wells twins, Arnold and Teague made commitments to the University of Cumberlands in nearby Williamsburg, Ky.

Campbell County High School’s varsity baseball team salvaged a rough week with a series sweep of Scott County.

The Cougars crushed the Highlanders, 14-1, Monday afternoon to improve their record to 6-23 overall with one regular season game left to play.

The game was called after five innings due to the 10-run slaughter rule.

Sophomore lefthander Andrew Dykes went the distance to earn the victory. He struck out eight batters along the way and limited the Highlanders to just two hits.