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High Schools
6 years ago
Prep football playoff preview: Clarksville and Rossview go on the road in first-round of playoffs

Both Clarksville and Rossview football have advanced to the postseason.

APSU
6 years ago
Austin Peay football quarterback Jeremiah Oatsvall to transfer

Jeremiah Oatsvall plans to transfer as an athlete while retaining two years of eligibility.

APSU
6 years ago
Austin Peay introduces Scotty Walden as new head football coach

30-year-old Scotty Walden is excited to lead the Governors on the gridiron.

Sports
6 years ago
Clarksville Christian School wins TNCAA middle school volleyball championship

The Clarksville Christian School middle school volleyball team won the 2020 TNCAA Conference Championship.

High Schools
6 years ago
Clarksville handles West Creek to advance to postseason

Clarksville football faced off against West Creek Friday in a Region 7-5A matchup.

APSU
6 years ago
Catching up with Austin Peay quarterback Bryce Robinson

Clarksville Academy football product Bryce Robinson is grateful to be a Governor.

High Schools
6 years ago
Game of the Week preview: Wildcats look to clinch postseason berth

Clarksville (3-5) travels to take on West Creek (2-6) at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30.

APSU
6 years ago
Who is Scotty Walden: About Austin Peay’s next head football coach

Scotty Walden has been named the 21st head football coach at Austin Peay.

APSU
6 years ago
Update: APSU confirms Southern Miss interim coach Scotty Walden hired as head coach

Yahoo Sports reporter Pete Thamel reports Walden will leave for Clarksville, “immediately” and that assistant coach Tim Billings will take over as Southern Miss’s third head coach of the season.

APSU
6 years ago
APSU coach Mark Hudspeth’s resignation was forced by university officials

Former Austin Peay head football coach Mark Hudspeth’s resignation is more than meets the eye.