Coverage of Clarksville-area high school sports teams.
The West Creek Coyotes traveled to the Eagles Nest at Northeast High on Monday, Dec. 9, for a back and forth, physical battle which resulted in the Coyotes pulling out a 63-47 victory.
Zavion Williams is a Clarksville basketball legend. He helped lead the West Creek High boys’ basketball program to their first and only state tournament appearance in school history back in 2011, then suited up for the APSU Governors and legendary coach Dave Loos in college. Now, he’s arguably doing something with an even bigger impact as an assistant coach at Kirkwood High.
The Christian County Lady Colonels traveled to Kenwood High School for a matchup with the Knights.
The Christian County Colonels visited “The Castle” at Kenwood High School for a matchup with the Knights.
Rossview High School head football coach Todd Hood announced Thursday night at the Hawks team banquet that he is retiring from coaching after a 32-year career.
Clarksville Academy senior forward Anna Hellums has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week following her play over the first four games of the season, in which the Cougars won each contest to move to 4-0.
Clarksville High girls’ basketball coach Brian Rush earned his 400th career victory on Tuesday night after the Lady Wildcats defeated Creek Wood High School 42-41.
The Montgomery Central girls’ basketball team hosted the Cheatham County Cubs for a matchup at Montgomery Central High School on Tuesday, Dec. 3. While the Indians battled with the Cubs throughout the night, Cheatham County remained disruptive and caused too many turnovers for Central to overcome as the Cubs won 58-22.