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Both Franklin and Rossview showed the ability to persevere during a long night Friday in the Class AAA sectional, but it was the Rebels who benefited from that wait, rallying in the eighth inning to knock off Rossview 3-2 at Cheek Park.
Montgomery Central saw its run to a state tournament berth come up one win short on Friday afternoon, as the Indians lost to Goodpasture 10-0 in the sectional finals in five innings.
Brentwood's boys settled the Region 3-AAA track and field championship early, while the Lady Bruins had to go to the wire Thursday for their title.
Chuck Holt had a decision to make. The Stewart County boys' basketball coach had to decide if his commitment to Rebels basketball outweighed a desire to return home to Clarksville where he had just recently been given a chance to coach again in the city.
During another seven grueling hours of cross-examination that frustrated all sides, Roger Clemens' accuser explained the evidence he kept in a beer can — and why his story about it has changed.
Before this year, Phillip Smith had never been part of a track and field team. Now the West Creek junior will jump in three events at next week's state track and field meet, as part of Spring Fling.
Defense was the downfall for Montgomery Central on Wednesday in the Region 6-AA finals against Spring Hill, as the Indians committed three errors that led to six unearned runs in a 7-3 loss.
Monday, May 14 Mt. Juliet 12, Northwest 2 Tuesday, May 15 Rossview 3, Station Camp 2 (10 innings) Wednesday, May 16 Mt. Juliet 9, Rossview 1 Friday, May 18Sectionals Rossview at Franklin Overton at Mt.
Tradition runs deep with Mt. Juliet's baseball program. And it would be difficult to find a more successful four-year run that the Golden Bears' seniors have had during the tenure on the diamond. For the fourth straight year, Mt.
It was an exercise in patience, but it would eventually pay off for Rossview's baseball team.
Two early goals by host Hendersonville were all the Commandos needed in the Region 5-AAA soccer semifinals here Tuesday evening.
Four Rossview High baseball players were named to the District 10-AAA baseball team, but it was Northeast pitcher, Dominick Veltri, who captured the league's MVP.
Monday, May 14 Mt. Juliet 12, Northwest 2 Tuesday, May 15 Rossview 3, Station Camp 2 (10 innings) Region 5-AAA baseball Montgomery Central 8, Marshall County 6 Spring Hill 3, Camden 1 Wednesday, May 16 Montgomery Central at Spring Hill, 6 p.m. Mt.
Under the most unlikely of circumstances, success has come to Rossview's tennis team again. Two years ago, it was Louise Powers and Anna Furhman who advanced to the girls' doubles state championship match in Class AAA.
Hosting its first Region 5-AAA game since 1990, Clarksville High needed to play a nearly perfect game to beat Mt. Juliet on Monday night, but too many little mistakes and miscues cost the Lady Wildcats, as they fell to the Golden Bears 4-1.
Monday, May 14 Mt. Juliet 12, Northwest 2 Tuesday, May 15 Station Camp at Rossview, 7 p.m. Region 5-AAA baseball Montgomery Central at Marshall County, 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 16 Mt. Juliet vs. Station Camp/Rossview Monday, May 14 Mt.
Similar to the teams' impressive seasons, the second day of the North Sub-Sectional Track and Field meet on Saturday at Kenwood High School proved to be a successful outing for the Northeast Eagles girls' team and West Creek Coyotes boys' team.
The two teams that have been dominating much of the season inside Montgomery County stand alone atop the team standings after the first day of the North Sub-Sectional Track and Field meet Friday at Kenwood High School.
Montgomery Central's baseball team needed one win, in either of a possible two home games, on Thursday afternoon to clinch its first district tournament title since 2004 — and a first-round home game in the Region 5-AA tournament.
Clarksville High lost to Dickson County 3-0 on Thursday in the District 10-AAA soccer tournament title game. During the regular season, Clarksville High lost 2-0 to Dickson County.
Monday, May 7 Quarterfinals Clarksville High 5, Northeast 1 Rossview 5, Springfield 0 West Creek 1, Henry County 0 Dickson County 6, Northwest 1 Tuesday, May 8 Tournament semifinals Clarksville High 3, Rossview 2 (double overtime) Dickson County 5, West C
When Jason Rice returned for his second tenure as head coach at Rossview, he did so with the intent of returning the baseball program back to prominence. It's safe to say he's accomplished what he set out to do.
Clarksville High got a run early and its all-district pitcher Heather Norris made it stand up, as the Lady Wildcats defeated Northeast 2-0 on Wednesday night to win the District 10-AAA tournament for the first time since 1990.
Northeast began the season with a splash, smashing a grand slam against Creek Wood and held a 5-0 lead on the Red Hawks. But Creek Wood would rally to ruin the Eagles' season debut, 6-5.
Monday, May 7 Quarterfinals Clarksville High 5, Northeast 1 Rossview 5, Springfield 0 West Creek 1, Henry County 0 Dickson County 6, Northwest 1 Tuesday, May 8 Tournament semifinals Clarksville High 3, Rossview 2 (double overtime) Dickson County 5, West C
Top-seeded Kenwood made an early exit out from the District 10-AAA softball tournament on Tuesday afternoon by being shut out by Northeast 6-0, while Clarksville High punched its ticket into next week's Region 5-AAA tournament by outlasting Dickson County
The two teams that have had a stranglehold on District 10-AAA for the better part of the past dozen years will meet in the winner's bracket late game on Wednesday as Rossview and Clarksville High both picked up District 10-AAA baseball tournament wins Tue
The Clarksville High Wildcats came away with a 3-2 double overtime victory over the Rossview Hawks in a District 10-AAA boys' soccer tournament rivalry game on Tuesday at Rossview Field. Entering the tournament with the No.
Monday, May 7 Quarterfinals Northeast vs. Clarksville High, 7 p.m. Rossview 5, Springfield 0 West Creek 1, Henry County 0 Dickson County def.
The signs of strain were evident on the face of Montgomery Central starting pitcher Garrett Aiken. It was enough pain to force Aiken into an early exit, after one full inning, but the pain didn't last for the Indians.
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