Russellville High School is proud to announce that Thursday, May 2, at 4:30 p.m. in the RHS Library, Mia DeVinney, Dakota Marc, and Makayla Davis will be signing their letter of intent to cheer at Campbellsville University Harrodsburg.  “We are extremely proud of these young ath...

The Logan County Cougar Tennis team got an important win Monday night against regional foe Franklin-Simpson. The Cougars won the five-point match 3-2. Logan’s Andrew Lyne gave a good effort but fell short 3-6, 0-6 in 2 sets to Franklin’s Chase Johnson.  On the girls side Loga...

From Coach Jeff Noffsinger: The Logan County girls varsity tennis team had a tough outing on Tuesday night at Bowling Green. Logan’s Katie Noffsinger had to retire at the end of the first set due to injury. Lauren Barnes played through injured ankle, but she and partner Kara Noffsinger fell...

This is a busy week in LCHS Athletics. Tuesday - April 16  Tennis - HOME - Butler Co. TBD Softball @ Franklin Simpson - 5:30pm Baseball JV-V @ Franklin Simpson - 5:00pm   Thursday - April 18 Baseball Middle School - HOME vs. Soth Warren - 5:30pm Softball - HOME vs Allen C...

Logan County’s diamond teams pulled off a sweep of their crosstown rival Russellville, but in decidedly different directions Tuesday. Included was an ironic twist of fortune. While the girls were battling down to the end in a matchup of two of the better softball teams in the Fourth Region ...

  It was a victorious night for the Logan County Cougar Tennis teams as they hosted 4th Region opponent Warren East at LCHS. The Cougars won the seven-point match 5-2 while the Lady Cougar won 8-1 in nine-point scoring On the boys side Andrew Lyne defeated Reagan Young 6-3, 7-5. Rodrigo ...

Senior Dylan Penick of Logan County High School has been named to the latest edition of tomleachky.com “All-Resilient Team,” which honors student-athletes from Kentucky high schools who had to overcome adversity to participate and/or excel in sports in the past calendar year. Penick h...

  One of the many journalistic truths that I learned from Hall of Fame journalist Al Smith in my early days as a reporter/columnist/editor is that there is always a Logan County Connection. That’s proven to be true in major sports in the last few days. Here’s a look at four exampl...