Campbell hired as principal at Independence High School

1988 Todd Central graduate Dr. Todd Campell was recently hired as the principal of Independence High School in Williamson County Tennessee. Campbell received his bachelors from Western Kentucky, masters from Vanderbilt and doctorate from Trevecca.

Independence is the newest high school in Williamson County and has about 1800 students.

Campbell's sister Thomasine, also a Todd Central graduate is a middle school principal in New Bern, North Carolina. His son, Todd, played football his freshman year at Todd Central before transferring and will be a redshirt freshman wide-receiver this fall playing for the University of Tennessee.

Todd Central Class of 1988 Twenty Year Reunion

Front seated on floor: Shannon (Blankenship) Wells, Brad Shemwell, Tammy (Orr) Steger, Mark Petrie. Second row seated: Marla (Herrell) Gillespie, Sandra (Dukes) Tinsley, Sarah (Harper) Hite, Jill (Brown) Sholar, Larisa (Criswell) Gregory, Julie (Harper) Dent, Shannon (Grace) Tuggle, Elizabeth Kidd. First row Standing: Mitzi (Warden) Page, Terry (Martin) Prince, Dawn (Wheeler) Wiles, Alecia Kennedy, Paul Dickinson, Tracie (Laster) Crews, Penny (Wells) Powell, Stacy Gibson, Marisa (Carter) Perry. Back row Standing: Allen Jordan, Kelvin DeBerry, Janet (Wiles) Gorham, Chris Sweeney, Scott White, Patrick Page, Mark Harris, Mervin Strader, Todd Rager, David Harper, Brad Suiter, Michael Gardner, and Todd Campbell. -- Photo by Steve Everett Photography.

Todd Central Class of 1998 Ten Year Reunion

First Row (left to right): Conrad Reding, Amy Carroll Frogue, Tiffany Sharp, and April Oliver Glenn. Second Row: Brandie Williams Everett, Chassidy Gant Moore, Tiffany Miller, Melissa Hurt Reding, Kelly Penick Reding, Jennifer Case Strader, and Karla Groves Cohea. Third Row: Wendy Threlkel Tudor, Jeremy Burkett, Michael Oliver, Elaina Bailey Higgins, Jason Taylor, Kyle Kemp, Jon Paul Lyne, and Tina Rigsby Venable. Fourth Row: Jeremy Long, Terry Wells, Barrett Brown, Barry Shemwell, Eric Blake, Kevin Moore, Matthew Davenport, Jason Wilson, Joey Tabor, Gary Michael Templeman, Chad Stevens, and Burke Higdon. -- Photo by Steve Everett Photography

Lady Rebels celebrate district championship

Todd Central Lady Rebel softball wins 13th district championship 10-4 over Logan County on May 20th.

Todd Central Lady Rebel softball team getting press coverage throughout the area following district championship. Bowling Green Daily News column.

Russellville pitcher throws no-hitter in 9-1 win over Todd Central. (link to article by Russellville News-Democrat)

Logan County Lady Cougars 3, Todd Central Lady Rebels 2. (link to article by Russellville News-Democrat)

Todd Central lift-a-thon Saturday, April 26th. Todd Central annex, 11am til 2pm. Fund-raiser for Todd Central Quarterback Club.

High school football in Kentucky returning to old format except for 6A schools. (link to article by Princeton Times Leader)

Baseball:

• Trigg County 5, Todd Central 3 (game report by WKDZ)
• Russellville 6, Todd Central 2 (game report by Russellville-News Democrat)
  

Lady Rebels 13th District Runner-up

Photo by Darrin Cole

WKU fans welcome home the Hilltoppers

Hundreds of WKU Hilltoppers fans welcomed home the Tops following their NCAA Sweet Sixteen matchup with #1 seed UCLA. Three former Todd Central players have played for the Hilltoppers, Mike Wells 2001-2004, Greg Glass 1993-1995 and Gary Carver 1981-1984.

Todd Central Spring Sports Schedules Released

• Rebel Baseball Schedule
• Lady Rebel Softball Schedule
• Todd Central Track & Field Schedule

Todd Central softball coach hits big time in the world of college officials

Todd Central softball coach and assistant football coach Troy Winders has been officiating basketball now for over 10 years. On Sunday night he took another step up the ladder by officiating in the NCAA Women's Tournament. Winders was in College Park, Maryland to officiate an opening round game between Duke and Murray State. See Coach Winders at work by watching a replay of the Murray vs Duke game at ESPN360.com -- select March 23rd under the dates menu. (file photo by Steve Everett Photography)

Former Todd Countian Amy Bingham leaving WBKO

Former Todd County resident and Todd Central graduate Amy Bingham is leaving WBKO television in Bowling Green after working there as a news anchor and other positions for 15 years. Amy will now be working for Western Kentucky University as the coordinator of broadcast services. Amy is married to Kentucky State Representative Jim DeCesare.


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Todd Central soccer banquet (2-17-2008)

Photo by Darrin Cole

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Rebels selected to 2007 All-Kentucky New Era football team

Todd Central football player Matt Buis was selected to the 2007 All-Kentucky New Era team on defense. Buis played linebacker for the Rebels. Aaron Power, DeAndre Mensah, Jake Perdue, Ethan Boley, Terrance Moore and Ethan Power were honorable mention selections.

Todd Central basketball fans

Todd Central basketball fans show support for the Rebels by reading newspapers during the Rebel's opponent Russellville pre-game player introductions at a recent home game in Elkton.

Photo by Darrin Cole

Announcements

Club 500 banquet.
Todd Central High School
Tuesday December 18th, 6 p.m.

Todd Central band (2007-08 school year)

Photo by Darrin Cole