Coverage of Clarksville-area high school sports teams.
The TSSAA Board of Control this week approved two major changes to high school basketball: a shot-clock and seeding the state tournament by the RPI system.
After seven years as head baseball coach at Clarksville Academy, Dustin Smith has announced he has resigned to take the same position with the Christian County High Tigers, who will play their first season this upcoming spring.
It’s time to honor players representing Montgomery County schools with the 2025 Clarksville Now All-Area Softball Team and Player of the Year.
A newly formed Montgomery County middle school track and field team made history this season, earning state-level success.
Lauren Hassell has committed to Vanderbilt University to continue her education and basketball career, choosing the Commodores over programs like Louisville and North Carolina.
Clarksville High Athletic Director Shannon Cummings has announced the much-anticipated replacement to Ted Young, which will be the first new head boys’ basketball coach in over 30 years.
While many Clarksville area spring sports had already wrapped up their seasons, several local runners were still competing on one of Tennessee’s biggest stages.
Kirkwood High School is proud to announce the hiring of Ashley Peeler as the new Head Coach of the Lady Cobras basketball program.
The Houston Mustangs traveled to Exit 8 at Rossview High School for a sectional soccer match against the Hawks, with the right to go to the state tournament on the line.
The West Creek flag football team traveled to Murfreesboro for day two of the TSSAA Flag Football State Championships, in which the Coyotes fell in an instant classic to Walker Valley, 20-14.