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Bordeaux Transitioning From Home School To Cumberland

Cumberland County Lady Jets volleyball player Shelia Bordeaux will be playing and studying at Cumberland County next season.

By Joey Palermo

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Van Buren’s Netherton Embraces Grind After Historic Season

Van Buren Eaglettes basketball player Abigail Netherton has been playing nothing but basketball since the school year ended.

By Joey Palermo

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Upperman’s Lee Looking To Help Build Tennis Program

Upperman Lady Bees tennis player Julia Lee was a key part of Upperrman’s tennis team in their first season.

By Joey Palermo

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Cookeville’s Lockry Taking Football Physicality to Lacrosse

Cookeville Cavaliers lacrosse player Isaac Lockry has seen change throughout his time in high school.

By Joey Palermo

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Warren’s Felton Adapting Team Mindset in Senior Season

Warren County guard Corban Felton officially started his senior year last week.

By Joey Palermo

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Watson Looking to Become Confident in Setting for Jets

Cumberland County volleyball player Ivy Watson said she wants to prove to the team she can set more.

By Joey Palermo

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Livingston’s Qualls Seeks Efficiency, Resolve in First Season

Livingston Wildcats football head coach Kaleb Qualls has seen the team instill his goals over the off-season.

By Joey Palermo

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York’s Franklin Looks to Up Intensity As Summer Progresses

York Dragonettes basketball player Cali Franklin said she wants to want to see her team pick up the effort.

By Joey Palermo

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Monterey’s Winnett Looks to Keep Intensity at New Position

Monterey Wildcats football player Brian Winnett has a new goal and a new purpose this season.

By Joey Palermo

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Girls Flag Football to Have State Championship Next Season

TSSAA has officially welcomed girls flag football into their officially recognized sports.

By Joey Palermo

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