SOUTH CARTHAGE — Danielle Redmond scored a first-half hat trick Monday night to lift Lebanon to a 7-1 win over Smith County.
Oakland’s Troy Bond (left) and Macon County’s Jason Welch were named Don Meyer BCAT Coach of the Year for Class AAA and AA, respectively, by the Basketball Coaches Association during its 11th annual clinic last Saturday at Centennial High in Yesterday at 9:15 PM
GALLATIN — Station Camp swept visiting Mt. Juliet 25-20, 25-13, 25-13 Monday night.
DICKSON — Lebanon’s Aiden Britt won the Dickson Invitational at Buckner Park last Saturday.
COOKEVILLE — Watertown’s Brooke Turner finished in a tie for fourth place last Friday in the Region 4-A tournament at Cookeville Country Club and qualified for next week’s state tournament.
Mt. Juliet went 8-1 to finish second in the Gold Division of the Bison Bash.
GLADEVILLE — Lebanon rallied on the strength of two Ashley Grimes goals to edge host Wilson Central 2-1 Saturday morning.
Big first half carries Cumberland to 38-16 win
MEMPHIS — Freshman Joel Barlow and sophomore Jerry Rojas both finished in the Top 30 and junior Claudia Tepox paced the women for Cumberland cross country Saturday at the Rhodes College Invitational.
BECKLEY, W. Va. — Mariah Aplin scored late in the first half to put 24th-ranked Cumberland ahead and Marissa Avnaim and Savannah Moreland added goals in the first 12 minutes of the second half in a 3-0 women’s soccer victory over West Virginia Yesterday at 3:55 PM
As Florida begins the arduous task of getting back to normal following the rampage through the state by Hurricane Irma, Cumberland’s football team is doing its part today by traveling to Jacksonville, Fla., to take on Edward Waters in a 2:30 p.m. Updated Sep 16, 2017 at 8:30 AM
MT. JULIET — On the night the Cleveland Indians’ American League-record 22-game winning streak was stopped, Mt. Juliet’s shutout streak continued as the Golden Bears hung a 35-0 blanking on visiting Wilson Central on Friday night.
Watertown got its second win in as many weeks Friday as the Purple Tigers ran past Cascade, 41-0.
MT. JULIET—Cody Wylins scored three second-half touchdowns as King’s Academy rallied from a yard 14-7 halftime deficit to beat Mt. Juliet Christian 35-21.
LEBANON—Chandler Crite’s 6-yard touchdown run with 1:46 left gave Lebanon the lead for good, and the Blue Devils defense stopped a final Hendersonville drive as the locals won for the second straight week, beating Hendersonville 29-23 Sep 15, 2017 at 11:49 PM
