Campbell

The Campbell Camels clinched victory at the Senath-Hornersville Christmas Tournament, defeating the hosting Lions 75-65.

Campbell and Senath-Hornersville secure their spots in the championship game of the Senath-Hornersville Christmas Tournament after intense semifinal victories.

The Senath-Hornersville Christmas Tournament kicked off with thrilling first-round games. Highlights include Senath-Hornersville's commanding win, Delta C-7's narrow escape, Campbell's dominant performance, and Gideon's upset victory.

Blake Fowler's jersey was retired at Campbell High's homecoming, marking his induction into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.

The Campbell Camels triumphed over Bernie Mules to win the 2024 Campbell Invitational Tournament.

CAMPBELL — The Neelyville Tigers boys basketball team overcame a 20-point deficit at one point, but ultimately came up just short at the end against the hosts in the semifinals of the Campbell Invitational. Neelyville was down 41-21 to the host Campbell Camels midway through the third quarter, but then rattled off a 22-2 run to tie it up at 43 less than a minute into the fourth quarter...

Campbell Camels edge out Neelyville Tigers 67-60 in an intense overtime semi-final clash, advancing to face Bernie Mules in the finals.

NEW MADRID – The story of Campbell’s season-opening loss to this boy’s basketball season was a mixed one, as there were several positive things to take away from the Camels’ game against Overton (Tenn.) High School at the Riverbend Classic at New Madrid County Central High School. However, in the end, Campbell (0-1) fell 82-73, so there was also that.

NEW MADRID – Campbell High School boy’s basketball coach Steve Fowler has been guiding a high school program for longer (25 years) than his Camel athletes have been on earth, but he saw something in Friday’s season-opening loss to Overton (Tenn.) High School at the Riverbend Classic at New Madrid County Central High School that he has never seen, and probably never will again in the next 25 years of coaching.

PORTAGEVILLE, MO. — A new standard of excellence has been set in the Bootheel Conference Tournament, as Portageville claims its fourth consecutive championship with a straight-set win over Campbell on Thursday, Oct. 17. The Lady Bulldogs (27–4-2) ascension from contender to conference powerhouse can be attributed to the exceptional guidance and game-changing smarts of coach Sasha Kellams, a former Portageville star who has brought her championship pedigree back home...