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Knox Rives, 18, has now begun the next chapter of his life, working for Austin Peay’s Athletic Department as an communications assistant and sports information director for Cross Country and Track and Field.
Austin Peay State University women’s golf team used a third-round 298 to pick up its first win of the season and the eighth of the head coach Jessica Comb’s career at UAB’s Hoover Invitational, Monday, winning the tournament by 12 shots at the par-72, 6,101-yard Hoover Country Club.
In a game against Rossview Middle School, Ko’Marious Shamell broke the single season New Providence rushing yards set in 1970.
High school football throughout Montgomery County has officially reached the midway point in the 2023-24 season and after week five, there’s only one team left undefeated.
Rossview High tight end Collin Michael has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week for his performance on Sept. 8, which included racking up more than 150 receiving yards.
On this week’s episode, the guy’s breakdown what they saw from Austin Peay football this past week. In addition, they also touch on week one of the NFL regular season and John is disgusted with the New York Giants and Chicago Bears.
Clarksville is hosting several sports events across Montgomery County in September 2023.
Join John Glass, Jeff Matthews and Christian Brown as they catch up on all thing’s local sports.
Clarksville High running back James Dalrymple has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week for his standout performance last weekend, which included averaging over 12 yards per carry.
West Creek Athletics has announced the hire of Clarksville native Mikaela Colemon to lead the Coyotes girls’ basketball team moving forward into the 2023-24 season.