Sports

The Rossview Hawks traveled to McKnight Park for the third game of their TSSAA State Tournament run in an elimination game against Page High School on Thursday.

The Clarksville High Wildcats traveled to Oak Ridge High School, while the Rossview Hawks traveled to Siegel High School for their first games of the TSSAA state tournament on Wednesday.

The Clarksville Academy Cougars traveled to Middle Tennessee Christian School for a state final four matchup with the Knoxville Grace Rams on Wednesday.

The Rossview Hawks continued their state tournament stay in game two of the winners bracket against the Walker Valley Mustangs. The Hawks battled, but Walker Valley got runs when they needed to, and never trailed, with the Mustangs winning 6-3.

The Rossview High softball team traveled to the Murfreesboro Starplex for the first game of the TSSAA Class 4A Softball State Tournament against the defending state champs, the Dobyns Bennett Indians. The contest needed 10 innings for a winner to be decided, but who walked away with the victory?

After being slated to play on Tuesday, May 20, all TSSAA state tournament baseball games have been postponed a day due to the storms stretching across Middle Tennessee. 

Regardless of the results this week, the 2025 season for high school sports will end. While it’s bittersweet, four Clarksville-area teams have titles to chase in Murfreesboro, including three baseball teams and one softball team.

It’s rare to have a youth baseball team grow up to play for top teams in the state. It’s even rarer to have them all play for top teams in the state in the same city. However, most members of this Clarksville Orioles 9U baseball team are set to represent the Clarksville area in the state tournament, even though they are now wearing different uniforms for three separate teams.