Eaglenation

CAMPBELLSVILLE is still Class A and will be hanging around. See you'll next year.

I know Campbellsville is looking forward to playing Marion Co. again next year. We beat 'em 4 years in a row and they got us last year. They lost like 17 seniors, and they come to C-Ville next year. C-Ville returns 8 on both sides of the ball.

K.C.U is also trying to get Justin Cox to come up and play. He is a 6'6 265 lineman from Campbellsville High School. He would be a outstanding addition for Kentucky Christian. He was named to the "Tremendous 26" at the start of this last season.

Campbellsville's young pups go to Ft. Knox and finish the season with a win. These young kids want in the weightroom tomorrow. Good job Eagles and we are all still behind you all and the coach's. NOW, go eat steel........... See ya next season.............

Campbellsville High School's J.V. team went 8-0 this year. But they will be staying 1A. C-Ville will be back after this dismal varsity season. The young pups are eager to get in the weightroom this off-season. They are not used to losing and vow to defend the HAZE. See you all next season...........

Campbellsville is rebuilding. They start 7 freshman and soph's both ways. These young kids play J.V on Monday and varsity on Friday. They will be back in 2007. They graduated 13 seniors last year and have only 6 seniors this year. Their schedule doesn't help. Bardstown last week, Bethlehem this week and Louisville Holy Cross next week. But their J.V. team is unbeaten averaging 35 points a game while only giving up 7 points a game. Wiseman and company will again be solid in the coming years.

Quite crying and accept change. More classes, more exposure. Those that say " Colleges will find the good athletes no matter where they play " are narrow minded. There is D-1, D-2, D-3, and N.A.I.A. You has been's might have had a chance to play at the next level had you all had a platform. Now you work for a living and never had the chance to play at the next level. Quite wollering in your misery and accept a change that might benifit your own kids.

Quite crying and accept change. More classes, more exposure. Those that say " Colleges will find the good athletes no matter where they play " are narrow minded. There is D-1, D-2, D-3, and N.A.I.A. You has been's might have had a chance to play at the next level had you all had a platform. Now you work for a living and never had the chance to play at the next level. Quite wollering in your misery and accept a change that might benifit your own kids.

The Campbellsville High School football program sends prayers and love to all those associated with Henderson Co. football. Young Ryan Owens plays for the greatest Team in the universe as we speak.

Just one man's humble opinion, but here it is : More classes means more teams competing for a championship, which means more exposure for those schools who are not fortunite to be a traditional power. More exposure means more student/athletes having an oppurtunity to open college recruiters eyes. Thus, having an oppurtunity to get to the next level and obtain a college degree. After-all, isn't that the MOST important goal of high school athletics, to open doors for student/athletes to go to college. Just one man's thoughts.

Campbellsville High School 2006 schedule: 8-19-06 Central Hardin ( R Cubed Bowl ) 8-25-06 @ Marion Co. 9-1-06 Taylor Co. 9-8-06 Pulaski Co. 9-14-06 @ Green Co. 9-22-06 @ K.C.D 9-29-06 Bardstown 10-6-06 Bethlehem 10-13-06 @ Louisville Holy Cross 10-20-06 @Ft. Knox 10-27-06 OPEN

Shumari Bridgewater 6'2 215 4.5(40) is only going to be a Junior this year.

I think Campbellsville needs to be thrown into the mix.