Coverage of Clarksville-area high school sports teams.
The Rossview Hawks baseball team traveled to Clarksville High School for the Region 7- 4A Championship game against the Wildcats. A high-scoring affair saw the Wildcats pull away with big scoring innings and claim their second straight region championship 13-3 in five innings, earning them a home sub-state series.
The Rossview High Hawks and Kirkwood High Cobras met at Springfield High School for the district 13-4A championship game on Friday night. But how did the contest play out for each Clarksville area team?
The Dickson County Cougars baseball team met up with the Rossview Hawks at Clarksville High School for the Region 7- 4A semifinals. The Hawks struggled early, but outscored Dickson County 14-1 in the last five innings to earn a 15-3 win, sending Rossview to the Region Championship against Clarksville High, and Dickson to the loser’s bracket.
The Clarksville High Wildcats baseball team hosted the Henry County Patriots for the region 7- 4A semifinals on Friday night. The Patriots led early, but a five-run fifth inning powered the Wildcats to a 7-3 win and moves them to their third consecutive region championship appearance.
The West Creek Coyotes traveled to Henry County High School for the district 14- 3A championship game against the Patriots. An instant classic of a contest took overtime and a penalty shootout to decide the winner.
The Rossview Hawks soccer team hosted the Clarksville Wildcats for the District 13-3A championship. An intense rivalry matchup saw great defense with timely scoring, which culminated in a 2-1 victory for the Hawks, earning them a district championship.
The Montgomery Central Indians traveled to Murfreesboro for day two of the inaugural TSSAA Flag Football Invitational. In bracket play, the Indians defeated the Jackson Northside Indians to advance to the Elite Eight, however, they then fell to the Green Hill Hawks, 27-14, ending their season in the state tournament.
The Clarksville Christian Centurions faced the Christian Community Colts in the TSIAA softball semifinals at Rich Ellen Park. The Centurions offense exploded for a 16 hit night, earning a 12-2 win, and advancing them to their second straight TSIAA title game.