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BCMS Football had a tough night at Edmonson County with both 7th and 8th grade teams coming up short at the end of the night. Edmonson's 7th grade simply proved to be too much for the Bears to handle Tuesday night.  They came out strong offensively and the Bears defense could not contain the Wildcats.  To make things worse,  the Bears offense was also unable to get things going.  The Bears lost with a score of 36-0 moving them to 3-2 on the season.

The Butler County Bears hosted the Eagles from Apollo High School for Week 4 action.  Enjoy the view From the Sidelines...

With roughly half the season under its belt, the Butler County Middle School Bears' softball team has notched an impressive 12-3-1 record through its first 16 games.  The BCMS "B" team stands at 6-2 with some impressive come-from-behind wins.

The Butler County Bears battled hard for four quarters on Friday night before falling 17-13 to the home-standing Russellville Panthers.  Trailing 17-0 at the half, Bear defensive back Josh Morris recovered a mishandled fumble by the Russellville punter at the 42-ya

The Butler County Cross Country team competed at the Wildcat Wilderness Invitational on Saturday, September 1.  

Case Hooten, 6th grader won the Boys Elementary 2000 Meter Run with a time of 8:25.43 and Marvin Brown, 6th grader earned 6th place with a time of 9:24.58.

It was quite a night at Hancock County Middle School on Tuesday, August 21st as BCMS fans made the long trip for some football action. The Bears did not disappoint. Both 7th and 8th grade teams came away with well-deserved wins. 

The Butler County Cross Country team competed at the Warren East Raider Twilight Run on Saturday, August 25 with over 860 runners. The boy’s middle school individual runners were 6th grader Case Hooten with a time of 3k time of 13:18.08 and 6th grader Marvin Brown with 16:05.86. 

Butler County held close for much of the first half before falling 36-8 to visiting Edmonson County on Friday, August 24 in Morgantown.  Edmonson scored early on their first possession but the Bears' defensive team, which logged a lot of minutes on the field, was able to keep the Wil