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  • Tigers flat in home loss to St....

    All-American Nestor Colmenares did not score and the Campbellsville University Tigers could not hit a three down the stretch and fell to visiting St. Catharine College on Monday night,

    The CU men dropped to 16-6 and 4-2 in conference, one play behind MSC-leading Pikeville.

    The Tigers had several chances to tie the game, but could not connect on a three-pointer with Shawn Savage’s last attempt going halfway down before popping out.

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  • Lady Cards shoot down Caverna

    The Lady Cardinals of Taylor County nailed 10 treys in improving to 12-9 overall with a 22-point home win over Caverna on Tuesday.

    Mercedes Cox paced Taylor County with 23 points while Alanna Claywell scored 10 off the bench. Senior MeLeigha Pollock returned to the TCHS line-up, after missing 14 games with an injury, to tally eight points, leaving her seven short of the 1,000-point club. Marsha Kessler and Hope Wigginton had a pair of threes each for six points.

    The TCHS girls host Marion County on Friday at 7:30.

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  • Halls, Glasgow have CHS'...

    Campbellsville trailed by 15 points with 4:17 left in the game but fought back to within four, only to fall to Glasgow 65-59 in the opening game of the Touchstone Energy All “A” Classic State Tournament on Thursday morning in Richmond.

    “We didn’t take advantage early and we knew how good Cameron Hall was,” Eagle coach Tim Davis admitted. “We wanted to hold him in the 20s and stop everybody else.”

    The Campbellsville University-bound Hall finished with 34 points, including a perfect 17-17 at the charity stripe.

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  • Lady Tigers swipe road win at No...

    For the past four seasons, the University of the Cumberlands has had the Lady Tigers’ number.

    Over that span, Campbellsville is 1-9 against the team from Williamsburg and hasn’t beaten the Lady Patriots on their home floor since the MSC Championship of 2004.

    But the numbers changed for CU Thursday night as the Lady Tigers found a number — a small one — and turned back Cumberlands in overtime 68-65 in the NAIA Game of the Week. The win gives the Lady Tigers a one-game lead in the MSC standings.

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  • CU Tigers steal conference win...

    When it comes to Mid-South Conference play, T.J. Bishop is milking his senior season for all it’s worth. The Boynton Beach, Fla. native scored eight of Campbellsville University’s last 12 points to steal a road victory at University of the Cumberlands 65-61 Thursday night.

    The win is only the third at the Rollins Center in Williamsburg in the Keith Adkins era. It also keeps the No. 9 Tigers atop the Mid-South Conference, now only a two-way tie with Pikeville College after St. Catharine knocked off No. 18 Georgetown in overtime.

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  • Eagles hope to stop three-game...

    The opening boys’ game of the Touchstone Energy All “A” Classic State Tournament this morning at 9 will pit a pair of foes quite familiar with each other.

    Campbellsville (16-2) and Glasgow (14-4) have met three times in the last 14 months with the Scotties coming out on top on the three previous occasions.

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  • Adair overtakes Lady Cards 62-59

    Taylor County’s Lady Cardinals fought back from a 12-point fourth-quarter deficit to take the lead over Adair County before falling 62-59 on Tuesday night.

    The Lady Cardinals trailed 55-43 with 5:41 remaining in the contest when McKenzie Martin tallied for the visitors.

    Hope Wigginton’s left-wing three-pointer, a Mercedes Cox base-line jumper and Wigginton’s right-wing three made it 55-51.

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  • Tigers top Rio Grande

    Campbellsville University’s Tigers raced out to an 11-0 lead and never looked back in posting an 88-72 home triumph over the University of Rio Grande on Saturday.

    The Tigers (15-5, 3-1 and now rated No. 9 in the NAIA poll) held a 25-point half-time cushion before the Red Storm won the second 20 minutes by a 44-35 count.

    Nestor Colmenares paced CU with 19 points and 10 rebounds while T.J. Bishop added 17 points, Caleb Harris 14 and JaVaughn Espritt 10.

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  • Cards inch closer to No. 2...

    Taylor County broke away from a 21-21 deadlock with 14 consecutive baskets en route to a 43-30 home district triumph over Adair County on Tuesday night.

    The Cardinals led 13-6 early in the second quarter after a pair of Tyler Moss three-pointers, but Adair County used a 12-4 run to lead 18-17 just before Matt McDonald’s free-throw jumper at the half-time buzzer put TCHS back up 19-18.

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  • CHS claims Fifth Region All...

    The Eagles (16-2) trailed 20-18 with 5:50 left in the first half, but reeled off 17 of the next 25 points to lead by 10 (35-25) at the intermission.

    Matthew Davis tallied eight points during the run, and in the fourth frame Bryton Taylor had a spurt of eight points in less than two minutes as the CHS lead grew to 29 at one time.

    Taylor finished with 27 points while Davis had 12 (plus six assists), Aaron Schwoebel 11 and Thomas Downs nine points and 11 rebounds.

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