Reams First Livingston Flag Football Season Memorable
Livingston Academy Lady Wildcats Flag Football player Allie Reams scored the first touchdown in program history during the team’s inaugural flag football season. Livingston Academy Lady Wildcats player Ally Reams said the team began its first year of competition this season. Reams said the squad faced Warren County in the opening game of the year. […]
Reagan Says Time On Water Key For Pickett Fishing Performance
Pickett County Bobcats fisherman Rex Reagan is utilizing a high-mobility strategy focused on maximizing time on the water and scouting extensive areas of the lake to improve tournament performance. Reagan said the ability to fish independently has significantly changed his approach to the sport since he began competing in the fifth grade. Reagan said having […]
Aldrich Targets Winning Culture For Upperman Lacrosse
Upperman High School boys lacrosse head coach Jonathan Aldrich is working to replicate the championship success of other Baxter athletic programs as he prepares the team for the upcoming season. Head Coach Jonathan Aldrich said the culture in Baxter is defined by winning championships across multiple sports. Aldrich said he wants the lacrosse program to […]
Sophomore Eli Glup Targets All-District Baseball Honors
Cumberland County Jets sophomore Eli Glup is aiming to earn All-District honors this season as a reward for the extensive work he put into his game during the off-season. Glup said he primarily contributes to the team as a catcher and a pitcher. Glup said he previously played as a switch hitter but now focuses […]
York’s Pile Steps Down From Coaching Citing Family
Long-time high school basketball coach Rodney Pile officially announced his resignation as the York Institute boy’s basketball coach. Pile said his wife, Stacie Lynette, was diagnosed with breast cancer and will undergo chemotherapy treatment. Pile said he wanted the time to be there to support his wife, just as she supported him throughout his lengthy […]
Clarkrange Baseball McWhirter Eyes Historic Honors
A Clarkrange High School sophomore is aiming to achieve historic milestones for the Buffaloes baseball program by pursuing a Mr. Baseball title and a return to regional competition. Sophomore Mason McWhirter said he began playing the sport at two years old before developing a deeper passion for the game around age seven. McWhirter said his […]
Cookeville Track and Field Builds Edge Under Scott Cook
At a program known for its size and steady presence in Upper Cumberland athletics, Cookeville High School track and field is leaning into discovering their collective talents this season. With an influx of new athletes joining the Cookeville Cavaliers, head coach Scott Cook said he has embraced a flexible, evaluation-driven approach, one that prioritizes finding […]
Stone Memorial’s Matthews Embraces Growing Flag Football
For Stone Memorial Lady Panthers girls flag football player Aubrey Matthews, the rise of the sport has meant an opportunity she had been waiting on for years. Long before she ever put on a uniform for Stone Memorial Lady Panthers, Matthews said she found herself drawn to the game. “Ever since I was little, I’ve […]
York Baseball’s Garrett Leading With Versatility, Drive
For York Dragons baseball player Garrison Garrett, baseball has been about determination. Garrett said he first fell in love with the game around six years old, when his dad introduced him to youth leagues like Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth. From there, he added travel ball to his schedule, building a foundation that has carried […]
Basketball Spring Coaching Changes Continue In UC
The month of April has seen boys and girls Upper Cumberland high school teams make changes in head coaching roles. Cookeville Cavaliers boys basketball head coach Matt Hill has resigned from the position after two seasons and taking the Cavaliers to the sectional round this past season. A new head coach has yet to be […]
