Audie and Avery, along with their boat captain Donnie Oliver, are perfect examples of what high school fishing is all about. They work hard, never stop learning and teaching, and fish hard until the end. Words can’t describe how proud I am of them. #fishingfamily
Chase and Ty brought home 2nd place in the first tournament of the season on KY Lake. Look for more strong finishes from these two upper classes throughout the season.
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Winners embrace hard work. They love the discipline of it, the trade-off they're making to win. Losers, on the other hand, see it as punishment. And that's the difference.
~Lou Holtz
Hunter Shelton and Dallas Ahart continued their hot streak this year and came away with the win! Since the start of school, they have fished 4 tournaments together, winning 3 and taking 2nd in the other. Today they beat out 40+ other teams to take the win!
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Hunter and Dallas had 3 bass for 11 lbs, good enough for a 2nd place finish out of 49 total teams! Congratulations and keep up the good work! @YourSportsEdge1
Hunter Shelton, freshman, takes the win in our first tournament of the year on Lake Beshear. He weighed 4 fish for 9.69 lbs and had a 4.24 lb kicker. Jordan Hampton, freshman, took 2nd place with 2 fish weighing 6.38 lbs and had the big bass of the tournament at 5.38 lbs.
There will be a meeting for all students (and parents) interested in joining the fishing team next Tuesday, August 21 at 6:00pm in the high school library.
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Trigg County won their fifth district baseball title in six years Tuesday with an 11-1 win over Crittenden County. Wildcat pitchers allowed one run and five hits in 14 innings in the tourney.
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Congratulations to Andrew Greene and Anthony Ethridge for qualifying for the KHSAA Fishing State Championship.
The fishing is as difficult as I have ever seen and the competition is better than ever. They finished 16th out of 80 with 3 bass weighing 7 lbs 14 oz.
Dylan Chambless and his grandfather Steve braved the cold, windy conditions on Lake Barkley yesterday. They were rewarded with some very nice bass! Great job guys!
Due to the threat of storms and high wind forecast, our tournament for Saturday has been canceled. As of now, there is no rescheduled date. Our next tournament will be April 14 at Barkley State Park.