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Nolensville Little League Baseball, led by Austin Peay State University alumnus Randy Huth, is headed to the Little League World Series (LLWS) for their third straight year and will play their first game of the series at 2 p.m. Aug. 18.
The Rotary Club/Kiwanis Football Season Kickoff was held Wednesday, August 16 at First Baptist Church.
Join John Glass, Jeff Matthews and Christian Brown as they celebrate the news sports season ahead.
The Fort Campbell High football team will look to fight their way back into the postseason following their 2022-23 playoff run, which was their first appearance since 2019.
West Creek High football is entering their second season with head coach Rob Gallowitz leading the pack, and the Coyotes have their eyes set on winning close games.
From beginners to more advanced skaters, all are welcome to come join the Men’s Hockey league.
Join John Glass, Jeff Matthews and Christian Brown as they digest the current landscape of the world of sports.
Clarksville High senior guard Imari Berry, who is currently ranked the 7th best player in the class of 2024, has committed to play women’s basketball for the Clemson Tigers.