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Hopkinsville High School Volleyball Preview
The Hopkinsville High School volleyball team is looking to improve on last year’s season, which ended at 7-23 and a first round loss to Fort Campbell in the District 8 tournament. Laykin Peek, a former Caldwell County High School star, begins her third season at the helm of the...
High school bass fishing imparts life lessons
BASS FISHING HAS BEEN A BIG PART of my life for as long as I can remember. It was fun, rewarding and kept me out of trouble. If I wasn’t playing football or baseball, I was somewhere with a fishing pole in hand. While I loved playing sports, fishing was always my passion. Today, 118 Kentucky high schools offer a sport that would have been the best of both worlds when I was a kid—competitive bass fishing. The Kentucky High School Athletic Association announced bass fishing as a high school sport in 2012, and the number of schools offering the sport has steadily grown.
Colonels head to FCHS for final grid scrimmage
Christian County will head to Fort Campbell tonight for its second and final high school football scrimmage. The Colonels will meet Clarksville Northeast at 7 p.m. and Clarksville Northwest in the Border Wars Jamboree at Fryar Stadium. The Colonels are coming off a scrimmage last week against Louisville Fairdale and...
Heritage Christian Academy Volleyball Preview
Heritage Christian Academy will leaning heavily on the play of a solid group of sophomores and juniors as it looks to reach the Region 2 tournament for the first time in program history. Head Coach Grace Waldron said she has a solid team that already has shown during preseason workouts...
WHOP welcomes co-op student, highlights importance of student advancement
Listeners to WHOP may have heard a new voice or seen a new name on articles, as Hopkinsville High School’s Mollie Goode steps in as a co-op student and newly fledged agriculture reporter. Working through the co-op work program through Christian County Public Schools, Goode is looking to expand...
Macario powers HHS soccer past Falcons
The Hopkinsville Tigers scored twice in the final 5 minutes of play and held off a feisty Fort Campbell squad 4-3 Wednesday night in a boys’ District 8 soccer match at the Stadium of Champions. With the match tied 2-2, Hoptown freshman Jason Macario scored his second goal of...
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