Coverage of Clarksville-area high school sports teams.
A back-and-forth pitchers dual, led by Gabriel Eddington’s 11 strikeout performance for MCHS, came down to the very last batter where the Indians won the game 3-2. With the victory, the Indians clinched their first district championship in over a decade.
Imari Berry, a McDonald’s All-American, a Miss Basketball Award winner and Clarksville High’s all-time leading scorer, announced Saturday she’s going to the University of Louisville.
The West Creek Coyotes hosted the quarterfinal flag football playoff matchup with cross-town adversary Rossview on Thursday.
The Clarksville Academy Cougars softball team hosted the Ezell-Harding Eagles for a district matchup on a sunny Wednesday afternoon.
After competing in regionals this past weekend, three gymnasts from the Clarksville Elite Gymnastics Center qualified for the USA East National Championship in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
On Tuesday, April 16, the Rossview High Hawks hosted the Clarksville High Wildcats for a district, rivalry showdown. The game was made up of great pitching, timely hitting and an electric atmosphere, which ended with a Rossview High walk off victory.
On Monday, April 15, the Clarksville High Wildcats hosted the Rossview High Hawks for a rivalry matchup between two teams currently ranked in the top 5 in the state of Tennessee.
Before his arrival at Freed Hardeman University, JJ Wheat was known as a winner at Clarksville High School. Now, it seems as though his success has transitioned to the next level of play.
On Friday, April 12, the Northwest High Vikings traveled to Clarksville High for a regional matchup with the Wildcats. While CHS won the game, both teams came together to honor former Vikings softball coach Blake Lyons, who is currently fighting his own battle with cancer.
Clarksville High two-way player Charis Nichols has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week for winning four games on the mound and batting .480 at the plate, which included blasting a grand slam.