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APSU
8 years ago
Interim no more, McCollum fully takes the reins as APSU head women’s golf coach

McCollum is the fifth head coach in Austin Peay women’s golf history and the second since the men and women’s programs went to separate coaching staffs in 2004-05.

Sports
8 years ago
Northwest Little League Team wins district tournament

The team won the seven-year-old district tournament 10-9 against Burns Little League.

Photos
8 years ago
PHOTOS: Clarksville National wins 11-year-old Little League District Championship

Clarksville National now moves to the state tournament in Greenville, TN.

Photos
8 years ago
PHOTOS: Clarksville National wins 9-10-year-old Little League District Championship

Clarksville National won the district little league title and now moves to the state tournament.

Sports
8 years ago
Predators sign three players to one-year, two-way deals

Preds signed forwards Connor Brickley and Rocco Grimaldi, and defenseman Jarred Tinordi.

Sports
8 years ago
Clarksville National holds off St. Bethlehem’s 6th inning rally to win 7-6

Little League District Tournament continues Sunday.

News
8 years ago
Clarksville native Mariah Smith wins Tennessee Women’s Amateur Golf Crown

Smith won the TSSAA Class AAA state individual title while a senior at Clarksville in 2016.

APSU
8 years ago
Govs alumnus Rogers named to Triple-A All-Star Game

Tyler Rogers is in his third season with the Triple-A River Cats and is again out to an impressive start with a 3-1 record and 1.85 ERA in 30 relief appearances.

Sports
8 years ago
Clarksville Basketball team heading to national tournament

Heading to championship play the Crossovers 2027 won Under Armour Jr Southeastern National Championship.

Sports
8 years ago
AAU National Basketball Tournaments coming to Clarksville in July

Four local gymnasiums plus Austin Peay State University will lend their facilities to pool play and championship games.