The Panthers celebrate after Landon Eldridge powered into the end zone for their first score in Friday's game. The Highlanders jumped ahead quickly, scoring five times in the first quarter to build a 30-0 lead. Cumberland Gap (3-3) broke through with 9:25 remaining when Landon Eldridge powered across the goal line on a hard-fought run, pushed forward by his fellow teammates. Email newsletter signupWhile the scoreboard tilted heavily in Scott County’s favor, Cumberland Gap left with confidence, proving its ability to finish strong against adversity and sparked momentum for its first district game of the season. The Panthers host South Greene (5-1) next Friday at 7 p.m. in a pivotal match-up with postseason implications.