Mikah Freppon just took the head coaching job at Campbell County in mid-June fresh out of college. But when it came to winning the 10th Region championship, she did not hesitate to answer when asked about the moment she felt it would happen. “The moment I stepped in the gym,” Freppon said. The Campbell County […]
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Campbell County, Simon Kenton volleyball win region quarterfinal games
The Campbell County Camels and Simon Kenton Pioneers volleyball teams hit the road and won their region quarterfinal games Tuesday. Here is how it happened: 10th Region Quarterfinals at Harrison County Campbell County 3, George Rogers Clark 0 (26-24, 25-23, 25-20) The Camels overcame the challenges from the Cardinals to advance in the tournament. George […]
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Campbell County scratches out five-set thriller over Scott
These rival volleyball teams tend to stand toe-to-toe with each other knowing what is on the line, so it’s never a surprise when these battles go five games. Tied at 12 in that fifth and decisive game, the host Campbell County Camels (12-11) scratched out the game’s last three points to take control of the […]
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Monday NKY HS Sports Round-up: Campbell County volleyball turning corner; Highlands tops Campbell County in girls soccer
The Campbell County Camels volleyball team did not take Calvary Christian for granted despite their dominance over their 37th District foes. Campbell County (6-7) drove over the Licking River and took care of the host Calvary Christian Cougars, 3-0 (25-16, 25-15, 25-16). It gets them off to a 1-0 start in district play with two […]
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Former NewCath, Lewis University star takes over talented Campbell County volleyball squad
It may have taken about five months to fill the position. But the Campbell County administration hired a well-known name in the northern Kentucky volleyball community in 23-year-old Mikah Freppon. Freppon graduated Newport Central Catholic in 2018 then played five years for the Lewis University Flyers in the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley Conference […]
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Ginter steps down from Campbell County volleyball
It is not a situation any program likes to find itself in. But the Campbell County volleyball team is looking for another head coach after Director of Athletics Mike Florimonte confirmed Jessica Ginter stepped down Tuesday after one season. The seniors will have their fourth head coach in four years this fall. Campbell County came […]
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Campbell County grad turns Paintsville volleyball into region power
One look from the sidelines Monday showed how much the growth of the volleyball program has meant to the Paintsville Tigers community. The stands were mostly filled as the Tigers took on the Notre Dame Pandas in the first round of the state volleyball tournament. Dawn Sparks-Kinner is a huge reason for putting Paintsville volleyball […]
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Thursday NKY sports round-up: Campbell County takes down Brossart in volleyball battle
The two in-town rival volleyball teams already had one tight battle less than a week ago at the Highlands Cake Classic. This battle came for the second seed in the 37th District Tournament in a few weeks at Scott with the next one coming for the right to move on in the postseason. The Campbell […]
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2022 NKY volleyball preview: 10th, 8th Regions
10th Region, 37th District Campbell County Camels Jessica Ginter takes over the program wanting to bring stability and to push the Camels back to state. Ginter is the team’s third head coach in three years. The Camels saw Rylee McKinney and Ashley Messmer graduate from last year’s team that finished 16-16 overall. McKinney led Campbell […]
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Ginter named new Campbell County volleyball head coach hoping to bring stability to tradition-rich program
Campbell County High School Principal Adam Ritter told the returning players of the Camel volleyball team he understood this process of announcing a new coach may have taken longer than some people may have wanted. But the administration had a good reason for it. Ritter and Campbell County Director of Athletics Steve Hensley introduced Jessica […]