Wes Elrod is a journalist for the Franklin Favorite, focusing on local sports news and events. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Wes brings the latest updates on games, scores, and standout performances to the community.
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As we reach the final stretch of the football regular season, the Logan County Cougars and Russellville Panthers are both looking ahead to their second-half schedule and hope to punch
The Logan County Cougars (3-5) hosted district foes the Hopkinsville Tigers (3-5) with a playoff spot on the line for the Cougars. In what was a battle to the end,
The Hopkinsville Tigers (3-5) traveled to Logan County to take on the Cougars (3-5) in a district matchup with a playoff spot on the line for the Cougars. In what
The Logan County Cougars (3-5) hosted district foes the Hopkinsville Tigers (3-5) with a playoff spot on the line for the Cougars. In what was a battle to the end,
The Logan County Cougars (4-6) coming off a huge, 27-19 district win against Warren East, they looked to make a statement to close out the regular season against a tough
The Russellville Panthers (5-5) coming off their fourth straight win, faced a mighty task against the undefeated Paducah Tilghman Blue Tornado (10-0). The two programs met for just the fifth
Friday night the Russellville Panthers football team faced a tall task in hosting a Class 4A powerhouse in the number-one ranked Paducah Tilghman Blue Tornado. The Panthers did their best to stick around, but ultimately fell 41-0, as they look ahead to their opening playoff game tomorrow night against Bethlehem at home.
The Russellville Panthers (6-5) hosted their Class 1A playoff game against the Bethlehem Eagles (5-6) at Rhea Stadium. It came down to within a two-point conversion attempt from the Eagles
By: Wes Elrod
Round two of the Class 1A playoffs saw two heavyweights go toe-to-toe with one another, as the Russellville Panthers (6-6) hosted the Campbellsville Eagles (10-2). With 3:09 left on the
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