BRISTOL — Morristown had no trouble passing its first test in the Tennessee Little League State Tournament, rolling past Maryville 13-0 on Saturday afternoon.
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Aaron Rymer has a lofty goal in mind for his future, and each day, he keeps climbing in that direction.
To say first-year Morristown East football coach Caleb Slover is excited to open the new season in less than five weeks would be an understatement.
SALISBURY, N.C. — It was only a matter of time before Morristown’s bats got going.
Morristown West is no stranger to playing multiple quarterbacks in a season, and this season looks to be no different.
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DANDRIDGE — Don’t bother trying to compare the Tanner Atkins of 2018 to the Tanner Atkins of 2019. As Jefferson County coach Spencer Riley said, there is no comparison.
RUTLEDGE — In rural areas across the United States, the local school is the focus of attention, a source of pride that residents point to as the centerpiece of their community. That is especially true for high schools in the South where the biggest event in town takes place on Friday nights …
JEFFERSON CITY — Carson-Newman baseball coach Tom Griffin solidified his 2020 coaching staff Friday morning adding Pat Brown as the pitching coach with John Topoleski and Drew Korzybski joining as assistants for the upcoming season.
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GREENEVILLE — A late-inning surge put the Greeneville Reds over the top Friday night at Pioneer Park. The Reds scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth to take a 4-2 victory over the Elizabethton Twins in front of 2,906 fans.
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SALISBURY, N.C. — Don’t underestimate the heart of Morristown’s Junior League Softball All-Stars.
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GREENEVILLE — Don’t judge Graham Ashcraft by his earned run average, because he showed just how misleading stat lines can be sometimes.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — In a pitching duel, the Tennessee Smokies (43-53, 10-17) overcame a ninth inning deficit against the Birmingham Barons (41-52, 14-10) to escape with a 2-1 win from Regions field on Thursday night.
GOSTIVAR, North Macedonia — Former Tusculum men’s basketball student-athlete Donovan Donaldson has signed a professional contract to play for KK Gostivar in the Macedonian Top Division League.
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GREENEVILLE — The Greeneville Reds dropped the series opener against the Elizabethton Twins at Pioneer Park Wednesday night, 13-1.
JOHNSON CITY — East Tennessee State University men’s basketball coach Steve Forbes announced Wednesday that 6-foot-5 guard Ledarrius Brewer has transferred to ETSU from Southeast Missouri State. Due to NCAA transfer rules, Brewer will have to sit out the 2019-20 season and will have two year…
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KODAK — There were no fireworks after the game, but fans still got a late-inning show as the benches cleared in the top of the ninth after a hit batsman. Two players were ejected, but no punches thrown in a 8-3 Mobile BayBears victory over the Tennessee Smokies in front of 3,106 fans at Smok…
KNOXVILLE — It’s not Neyland Stadium without Vol fans, and single-game tickets as low as $30 are on sale now for this fall.
KINGSPORT — The Greeneville Reds lost the finale against the Kingsport Mets 11-2 Tuesday night at Hunter Wright Stadium. Kingsport broke the game open with a five-run seventh inning.
JEFFERSON CITY — Featuring a slate against every 2018 regional participant, Carson-Newman coach Dave Franklin released the 2019 volleyball schedule Monday as the Eagles get set for 29 games, 15 at home and 12 against teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament.
GREENEVILLE — A low pitch called a strike just made Greeneville Reds’ slugger Cameron Warren mad.
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KODAK — Cory Abbott brought his A-game in his 18th start of the year for Tennessee. But Brandon Marsh’s A-game overshadowed it.
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KODAK — Five errors helped the Tennessee Smokies put away the Mobile BayBears early, and their bullpen, called into early service, stifled any chance of a comeback. The Smokies gave up just two hits as a staff in a 6-1 victory over Mobile in front of 4,997 fans at Smokies Stadium Sunday.
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