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Today's Sports

  • Rainwater excited about return...

    Kingston senior Sarah Rainwater has accomplished a lot this season. 

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  • Lady Jackets come up one game...

    Unicoi County pitcher Kara Woods proved too much for the Kingston Lady Yellow Jackets to handle Saturday afternoon as the Lady Blue Devil ace tossed a complete-game four-hitter with six strikeouts to lead Unicoi County to a 6-2 victory with a berth in the TSSAA Class AA State Tournament on the line.

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  • Coalfield camp starts Tuesday

    The 2011 Coalfield Basketball Camp will run next Tuesday thru Friday at Coalfield School.

    The camp will run from 9 a.m. until noon daily for ages 5-9 and from noon until 3 p.m. for ages 10-13.

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  • Offense fails Harriman in 4-1...

     

    In the past 10 years the Harriman Blue Devils have won district championships, region championships and have advanced to the TSSAA Class A State Tournament three times.

    Unfortunately for the Blue Devils, the one they they haven't been able to do during that span is win a TSSAA sectional contest at Unaka and Friday night was no different as the Rangers ended the Devils season for the fifth time this millennium with a 4-1 victory at Twins Stadium in Elizabethton.

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  • Lady Waves fall one game short...

     

    The 2011 season came to an end Friday evening for the Midway Lady Green Waves, but the Lady Waves didn't go down without a fight as Craig Hutchinson and Barry Narramore's squad dropped a 12-10 decision at Unaka in the TSSAA Class A sectional.

    The tone of Friday's slugfest was set early as Unaka's Katherine McInturff led off the bottom of the first inning with a home run. Unaka would score another run in the inning to take a 2-0 lead.

    Midway answered with a vengeance as they scored six runs in the top of the second inning.

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  • Fadnek leads Coalfield past Lady...

    For 28 straight games, Midway's softball team had went without being shutout. Coalfield junior flame thrower Lindsey Fadnek ended that streak by firing a four-hit shutout in a 2-0 Lady Jackets Region 2-A Championship win Wednesday evening.

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  • Lady Jackets fall in title game...

    The Gibbs Lady Eagles used three runs in the first inning to cruise to a 5-1 win over the Kingston Lady Jackets Wednesday afternoon with the Region 2-AA championship on the line. 

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  • Rams send Devils on the road, 10...

    If the Harriman Blue Devils are going to make an appearance in next week’s TSSAA Class A State Tournament in Murfreesboro, they will have to do so by winning Friday’s sectional contest on the road.

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  • Rainwater wins region, advances...

    One week after defeating Christian Academy of Knoxville’s (CAK) Leighton Porter in a three-set tiebreaker for the District 4-A/AA singles title, Rainwater and Porter hooked up again Tuesday with a state tournament berth on the line and again it was Rainwater coming out on top.

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  • Oliver Springs falls at Grace,...

    The 2011 baseball season ended on a sour note Monday evening for the Oliver Springs Bobcats as Tony Kegley’s squad suffered an 11-0 setback at the hands of Grace Christian Academy in the opening round of the Region 2-A Tournament.

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