Coverage of Clarksville-area high school sports teams.
Northwest High School football is under new leadership with first year head coach Mark Hall. After being hired on this off-season, Hall is looking to turn the Vikings’ luck around in 2024.
Three Kirkwood High School students and one former student have advanced to the AAU Junior Olympic National Meet in Greensboro, N.C., after placing in the top five in the AAU Regional Meet in Knoxville in late June.
Isaiah Johnson, former Eastern Illinois University and Buffalo Bills running back, is returning to Rossview High School to coach, giving back to a program that means so much to him.
Carmen Johnson, a rising junior track runner from Northeast High School, has qualified for the AAU Junior Olympics in the 1500M following her performance at the region six qualifier in Knoxville, Tennessee last month.
The Montgomery Central High School football team is entering a new era with first-year head coach Wyatt Page leading the way. The Indians are looking to establish a culture of physicality and hard work, while focusing on the details.
Clarksville Christian School announced on Thursday, July 18, the hiring of Travis Cocke, who will be taking over as head softball coach for the high school program. Cocke takes over a Lady Centurions softball team who is coming off a season where they finished as state runner-up.
Following their state championship win last week, the St. Bethlehem 12U softball team were sent off in style as they make their way to the regional tournament, where they will need three wins to capture the regional championship title and clinch their spot in the Little League Softball World Series.
The St. Bethlehem 10U softball team faced off against Lafayette at Civitan Park on Tuesday, July 16. The two teams went head-to-head with a state title on the line and timely hitting would power St. Bethlehem to an 8-3 win.
Team Tennessee took 27 of their best female high school wrestlers to USA Wrestling’s National Freestyle Championships in Fargo, North Dakota July 13-14, also called the 2024 U.S. Marine Corps Junior & 16U Nationals.
The Clarksville National 10-12U team faced off against Johnson City in the opening round of the double-elimination Tennessee Little League state tournament. An offensive showcase early and a gutty pitching performance from Wesley Moore powered Clarksville National to an 8-3 victory.