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After dropping the regular-season opener, Austin Peay State Univesity women’s tennis got back on track with a pair of wins in the Natural State, beating Central Arkansas, 4-3, on Friday, before turning around and dispatching Southern Arkansas, 7-0, Saturday.
Area basketball games scheduled for Tuesday, January 28 – Friday, January 31.
Clarksville Academy boys basketball continues to gain ground in Division II-A Region 4 while Northeast boys basketball moves into the number two slot in District 10-AAA.
Scores from basketball games held Tuesday, January 21 – Monday, January 27.
Clarksville man will head to Super Bowl LIV with tickets from Titans QB Ryan Tannehill.
With 1.4 seconds left to play Austin Peay State University women’s basketball had the ball and a chance to knock off Belmont, but the Governors were unable to get a shot off, falling just short, 53-52, Saturday in the Dunn Center.
An in-state battle against one of the Ohio Valley Conference’s top programs in recent years is on deck for Austin Peay State University women’s basketball, when they host a 1:30 p.m., Saturday, matchup with Belmont in the Dunn Center in a game that will have a vast impact on the OVC regular-season race.
Rossview girls basketball defeated Clarksville at home Friday in a District 10-AAA matchup.
Clarksville boys basketball swept the regular-season series against their rival Rossview on Friday.
Returning to the Dunn Center after a four-game road trip, Austin Peay State University women’s basketball forced Tennessee State to turn the ball over 30 times; while the Governors knocked down 11 three-pointers, rolling to an 18-point, 76-58 victory and their first Ohio Valley Conference win at home this season.