Lebanon guard Allissa Mulaski reaches to retrieve the ball before it crosses the center line as Beech’s Deshiya Hoosier defends during the first quarter.
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
By Andy Reed
FROM Staff Reports
FROM Staff Reports
By Staff Report
FROM Staff Reports
FROM Staff Reports
In the notebook:
Saturday, January 18, 2020
HERMITAGE — The new Green Hill High School, slated to open in August, was approved for membership into the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association by the TSSAA Board of Control during its meeting Thursday morning.
Mt. Juliet resident Sean Stake has been named Competitive Girls co-Coach of the Year by the Tennessee State Soccer Association.
LGSA signups open onlineLebanon Girls Softball Association registration for the 2020 season is now open at www.lebanongirls softball.com.
COOKEVILLE — Lebanon’s girls were ousted from the Region 6 bowling tournament semifinals by Creek Wood 20-7 on Tuesday at Bowling World.
CRESTVIEW HILLS, Ky. – Katherine Griffith had a career-high 21 points, but Thomas More’s Courtney Hurst went for 24 points and Thomas More’s women hit their free throws late to defeat Cumberland, 73-62.
Walter J. Baird’s boys ended their regular season Thursday night with a 52-27 triumph at Carroll-Oakland.
CRESTVIEW HILLS, Ky. — Cumberland’s men had an eight-point lead with four minutes to play, but fell into a scoring drought that allowed Thomas More to take the lead late and get the Saints their first Mid-South Conference win, 60-57 Thursday night.
Kathy Slaughter has resigned as Cumberland’s head women’s volleyball coach effective Feb. 16.
Friday, January 17, 2020
Cumberland’s 2020 baseball season can be heard on radio and/or online, athletic director Ron Pavan announced.
Thursday, January 16, 2020
The mayor will soon be a hall of famer.
GLADEVILLE -- Zach Markus-Kellerman hit a tie-breaking free throw with 31.9 seconds left in overtime before snatching the game-ending rebound on the other end to finish Wilson Central's 68-67 victory over Station Camp in a game the Wildcats probably had no business winning.
There are no coaches or teams. The building and athletic facilities are still under construction.
GLADEVILLE -- Station Camp's girls took an early lead Tuesday night before host Wilson Central went on a run which may still be going on except the clock finally ran out on the Lady Wildcats' 66-37 thumping.
It's hard to believe it's already over.
Friendship Christian's middle school girls whipped visiting Columbia Academy 40-8 Monday night at the Bay Family Sportsplex.
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