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Crystin Faenza /NDL Sye Head will be running for Western Kentucky University next season as he signed with the Hilltoppers last week.
Head signs to run for WKU
Last week, Logan County High School senior Sye Head met with the Western Kentucky University track and cross county coach to start a new journey. Head signed to be a part of the Wku track and cross country teams for the next four years of his college career. Head has been running for Logan County since he was in the eighth grade, and has been to cross county and track state meets several times in his career. Head is excited to be advancing ...
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NDL Photo/Crystin Faenza Jacob Proctor pitches for the Panthers during their game against the Todd County Central Rebels on Tuesday.
Panthers defeat Rebels; Cougars fall to Wildcats
The Russellville Panthers and the Logan County Cougars played in district games on Tuesday night. The Panthers faced the Todd County Central Rebels and the Cougars faced the Franklin-Simpson Wildcats. The Panthers had a successful night and won 10-3. The Cougars were not as lucky and fell 1-5. In the Russellville game, it was actually the Rebels that scored the first run of the game in the first inning. The Panthers tried to get a run in, b...
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Local teams have success over the weekend
The Logan County Cougars have had a very successful weekend. The Cougars earned three wins over Allen-County Scottsville, Butler County and Caverna. On Thursday the Cougars faced the Allen County-Scottsville Patriots. The Patriots scored a run in the first inning, but Cougars Dustin Cartas and Caleb Bruner would start the game for the Cougars with two home runs back to back. The Cougars would add another run in the third inning with a dou...
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NDL Photo/Crystin Faenza Jacob Proctor pitches for the Panthers during the Clash of the Cats game on Tuesday night. Proctor finished the night with seven strikeouts and allowed four hits and three runs.
Meguiar adds another win in ‘Clash of the Cats’
The Logan County Cougars and the Russellville Panthers went head to head in the “Clash of the Cats” on Tuesday night. The Cougars wore pink jerseys to support cancer awareness but the night was also a special night for Logan County head coach Ethan Meguiar. Meguiar was recognized for gaining his 300th win of his career last weekend. Meguiar would add another one on this night. The game started off slow for the two teams as the game stayed...
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NDL Photo/Crystin Faenza Molly Wharton catches an out for the Lady Cougars during their Pink Out game on Tuesday.
Lady Cougars lose close game to Lady Rebels
Logan County High School hosted their Pink Out games on Tuesday to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The Lady Cougars were dressed in pink as they faced the Todd County Central Lady Rebels. The Lady Cougars played a close game that went to eight innings, but fell 1-3. The game started off slow, but in the top of the third the Lady Rebels would score the first run, putting the Lady Rebels up 1-0. The Lady Cougars were next to bat,...
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NDL Photo/Crystin Faenza Catcher Tyler Hall gets hit by a Caverna Player during their game on Monday.
Panthers defeat the Colonels
The Russellville Panthers faced the Caverna Colonels on Monday night. The Panthers played hard and won the game 10-7. The Panthers started the game off early and were able to get a run in the first inning and add another one in the second inning. In the top of the third, the Colonels would attempt to take the lead. The Colonels would make some good hits and add five runs to the score board, leading 5-2 going into the bottom of the third. ...
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Youth soccer completes season
Russellville Parks and Recreation wrapped up its spring soccer season last week. This was the third season the league has used the new fields at the Russellville Athletic Complex off Armory Drive. This year the league had a record number of teams in both the 6-and-under and 9-and-under age divisions. Teams began practicing in late February and started playing games in March. Russellville Parks and Recreation will now be moving on to its...
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