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Campbellsville quarterback Jagger Gillis warms up during a road game at Lindsey Wilson. Gillis led the Tigers to a 9-2 record during his final season playing football. (Photo provided by Jagger Gillis)

‘God opens and closes doors’

Joshua Lawless May 5, 2026

During Campbellsville University’s spring game on Saturday, April 18, former Tiger starting quarterback, Jagger Gillis, went to work with Tiger quarterbacks in an official coaching role for the first...

Makiyah Allen clears a hurdle during a track meet, pushing ahead of competitors as she focuses on her own performance and pace.

Running her own race

Tomias Rushin April 22, 2026

Mikayah Allen, a standout collegiate hurdler, has made a name for herself not just through athletics, but through her unwavering faith and dedication to personal growth. Allen said she wasn’t serious...

Miller competes at the USA Indoor Nationals, a two-day event during the 2024-25 season. In a typical season, Campbellsville competes against six Mid-South Conference opponents. (Photo courtesy of the CU Sports Information Department.)

One shot at a time

Bryce Osborne April 2, 2026

On most days, Campbellsville University archer Colin Miller is focused on one thing: consistency. In a sport where the smallest movement can change everything, each shot requires control, patience and...

New Campbellsville University football coach Hunter Brown speaks to the media at a press conference on Feb. 16. Brown didn't shy away about his expectations for the program under his leadership. "This program will relentlessly compete each and every day,” said Brown. “We will build a consistent championship program that our alumni, our community, our players and everyone involved will be proud to support.” (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information Department)

Reloading not rebuilding

Joshua Lawless February 23, 2026

Hunter Brown, a former Tiger quarterback who holds several school passing records, succeeds fellow Tiger alumnus Jake Russell as the sixth head coach in Tiger football history. Brown was formally introduced...

The “Stitched in Faith” logo from the Instagram page is designed to look like a baseball and references Psalm 34:8 which reads, “Taste and see that the LORD is good. How happy is the person who takes refuge in him!”

‘Stitched in Faith’

Marissa Toms February 16, 2026

It’s rare that you see a busy college athlete using social media for something other than scrolling for hours, but for four Campbellsville University Junior Varsity baseball players, making a difference...

Campbellsville University running back Tre Bass carries the ball during a game for the Tigers. Bass is training to take his football career beyond college while continuing to develop his strength, speed and football IQ. (Photo courtesy of the CU Sports Information Department)

Chasing the dream

Madison Bishop January 31, 2026

The NFL is the ultimate goal for many college football players, but with only 1.6% of NCAA athletes making it to the league, according to NFL Football Operations, that dream remains out of reach for most....

Senior Dhane Montgomery lines up at the line of scrimmage during a home game against Lindsey Wilson College. (Photo by Brett Pierce)

The final whistle

Macie Chappell December 16, 2025

Waking up before the sun for workouts, practicing in the blazing heat and freezing cold, pushing through injuries, and pouring countless hours of blood, sweat and tears into a sport. Those are experiences...

Jasitin Kubwimana wrestles for Campbellsville University during a match against the University of the Cumberlands in the 2024–25 season. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)

Mat, camera, action

Alexis Fridy December 13, 2025

Jasitin Kubwimana, a junior at Campbellsville University, has always had a love for filming. It started as a hobby in high school and now he has nearly 100,000 followers across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram...

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