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Today's Sports

  • Bobcats no match for 'Kees...

    The Greenback Cherokees pinned a "catastrophic 31-10 loss on the Oliver Springs Bobcats Friday night in high school football action.

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  • Tigers take down South Greene,...

    After dropping an embarrassing 21-0 decision to Sequoyah in their season opener, Rockwood head coach John Webb challenged his team last week in practice to become the physical football team people are accustomed to seeing in Rockwood.

    The challenge worked as the Tigers looked like a totally different team Friday night in dismantling South Greene, 35-7, at Civitan Field.

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  • Whitwell downs Midway, 34-22

     By JON LEFFEW

    The Midway Green Wave hosted the Whitwell Tigers Friday night in their first home game of the 2011 season. The Green Wave were looking to rebound from a tough loss at Lookout Valley a week before, and start a two game homestand on a high note.

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  • Kingston crushes Harriman, 41-0

    One week after needing a touchdown in the closing seconds to knock off Oliver Springs, Kingston picked up their second victory of the season against Harriman. This victory wouldn't be as dramatic, however, as the Jackets dominated from start to finish and rolled to a 41-0 victory.

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  • Jackets, Devils look to build...

    Weather delays and fantastic finishes were the highlights of last week's opening to the 2011 football season.

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  • Jackets, Devils look to build...

    Weather delays and fantastic finishes were the highlights of last week's opening to the 2011 football season.

    All five teams will be in action again this week, and most fans, coaches and players are hoping this Friday's games will be just as exciting without the weather delays.

    The big game in Roane County this week will feature the two teams that picked up victories in dramatic fashion last week as Kingston hosts Harriman.

    Midway, Rockwood and Oliver Springs will also be in action this week and all three will be searching for their first win.

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  • TVAA kicks off 2011 season

    Kingston, Harriman, and Rockwood have endured many changes in the past five years in the world of little league football and this year isn't any different.
    During the off season Rockwood Rams director Glen Cofer was determined to form a new league with all five county teams involved. Cofer succeeded in bringing Midway and Oliver Springs back into the fold plus got a bonus with Rhea County and Oak Ridge joining the league, although Oak Ridge will not participate in the playoffs this season.
    The new league will now be called the Tennessee Valley Athletic Association (TVAA).

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  • HHS season tickets on sale

    Harriman High School football season tickets will go on sale beginning Friday morning at the high school.
    Tickets cost $25 each.
    For more information, call Harriman High School at 882-1821.

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  • Dykes, Mason on the run after...

    In his five years as Harriman’s mayor, Chris Mason has done a lot of good for the residents of the city.

    He has worked hard to revitalize downtown Harriman and make city government work more efficiently. He has also worked hard in changing how other people view Harriman.

    However, all of Mason’s hard work might have gone up in smoke with one word that appeared in the Wednesday’s edition of the Roane County News. That word was KINGSTON as Mason picked the Yellow Jackets in Goose’s Gurus to defeat the Blue Devils in Friday’s match-up between the two bitter county rivals.

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  • Rockwood holds off OSMS, 30-26

    “Boomsday” had nothing on the offensive fireworks displayed in the barn burner between the Oliver Springs Middle School Bobcats and the Rockwood Tigers as both teams combined for 585 offensive yards in Rockwood’s 30-26 victory Thursday night. 

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