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Kirkwood High junior guard named Clarksville Now Player of the Week after averaging 13 points, 8.5 assists, 7 rebounds and 3 steals throughout the week of Dec. 8.
The 2025 football season in the Clarksville area was a historic one, so let’s take a look at the Clarksville Now All-Area Football Team.
Arena Football One (AF1) is thrilled to announce the full schedule for the upcoming 2026 season which is set to kick off during an action-packed Opening Weekend on April 11-12.
Austin Peay’s starting quarterback Chris Parson took to social media to announce his plans of returning to APSU for 2026-27. See what he had to say on the Q108 Morning Crew show with Kyle and Tiffany.
For the second year in a row, the Montgomery Central High School varsity boys wrestling team is bringing home the championship plaque from Cheatham Duals.
The Nashville Christian Eagles traveled to Clarksville Christian School for a Friday night matchup with the Centurions.
The Clarksville Academy girls basketball team traveled to William Workman Gymnasium for a matchup with the Clarksville High Wildcats on Thursday night.
The Clarksville Academy Cougars traveled to Richview Road for a matchup with the Clarksville Wildcats inside William Workman Gymnasium on Thursday.
Montgomery Central senior Audrey Levendusky earned her 100th career pin on Saturday at the annual Coyote Classic hosted by West Creek and was also given the Outstanding Wrestler Award after a dominant performance.
Montgomery Central kept it rolling in Kingston Springs over the weekend, taking 1st place at Harpeth Duals on Friday and taking 2nd as a team at the 26-team Harpeth Invitational on Saturday.