Wes Elrod

Last week the Logan County Cougars basketball team hosted a three-day summer camp open to elementary and middle school boys interested in playing and improving their skills. Led by the Cougars head coach Josh Frick, his coaching staff, alongside current and former players, created an experience of valuable teaching and training for prospective players. The focus of the camp was to improve overall skills and fundamentals with instruction, individual and team competitions, and insights from players and coaches while generating interest in the sport.

With the end of the football season, and spring training behind us, the practices are in full force during the summer for the Russellville Panthers football team as they move

This past season the storied Russellville Panthers baseball team had to do what no program wants to do this past spring: cancel the season due to being unable to field

The softball season wrapped up this spring as the Russellville Lady Panthers and the Logan County Lady Cougars ended their playoff runs in the 4th Regional softball tournament. A season of excellence on the team level and on the individual level for both programs. With the conclusion of the season, it gives a chance for the coaches to reflect and recognize the players who stood out with their performances on the year. As players were named to the All-State teams, it marks them as some of the best in the state.

After the conclusion of the Cougars baseball season, the little league baseball season was in full swing as the Logan County All Stars 12u team concluded their season in the

In the week of the Strawberry Festival in Adairville, what started as a simple pick-up softball game on a Friday night between two teams, blossomed into a bigger concept. A

What marked an end to the track season in the spring at the state tournament, brings a new chapter for one of the Russellville Panthers very own competitors, senior track

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The Logan County Cougars (2-1) took on the Russellville Panthers (0-3) at home in the annual "Clash of the Cats" Friday night. The Cougars took home the 42-3 victory in

The Russellville Panthers (1-3) took on the Trigg County Wildcats (2-2) and brought home their first victory in their first home game of the season. The Panthers walked away with a 33-17 win after big days from receiver JaCoveon Temple-Dickerson and running back Jamarion Gardner.