High School Sports

A lethargic start put Campbellsville High School into a hole they could never fully get out of and a 28-27 loss in the Eagles’ district opener at home to Williamsburg on Friday night.
The Eagles (3-4) trailed 22-0 early as sophomore quarterback Dalton Sizemore hooked up twice (13 and 16 yards) with freshman wide receiver Skyler Griffith around a nine-yard TD run by freshman Jefferson Patrick.
The Yellow Jackets also converted their first two two-point tries and led 22-0.

Taylor County led 14-7 with just over three minutes left in the first half.
But, the Cardinals were stopped on fourth down at the Taylor County 30-yard line and home-standing Marion County tallied 35 more consecutive points en route to a 42-14 district victory on Friday night in Lebanon.
“I shouldn’t have gone for it,” admitted TCHS Head Coach Eric Graves. “The kids said ‘coach we can get it’ and I’m trying to build some confidence in this team.”

Taylor County High School used a 14-5 goal advantage to capture the Barren Cup last week in boys’ soccer action.
The Cardinals bested Glasgow 5-2 last Wednesday as Trae Wells had four goals and Raphael Cunha the other tally.
Luke McDonald had three assists and Cunha one.
On Saturday, coach Mike McFee’s club downed the host Trojans 3-2 as McDonald had two goals and Wells one. Wells also had two assists and Miguel Ayala one.

It took the Campbellsville High School Eagles a quarter or so to get going Friday night in Paris, but once the purple and gold got rolling, it was all over.
The Eagle defense led the charge, holding the Greyhounds to only two first downs on the night. It also accounted for one of the teams five CHS touchdowns.
Eagle senior Alex Brunelle, who started the game at quarterback, scored early in the second quarter on a 51-yard run. The extra point was missed, leaving the Eagles with a 6-0 early advantage.