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Govs football coach Jeff Faris stops by for a chat with Charlie about how the off-season has gone for the Govs, and what fans can expect during his second season as head coach of Clarksville’s hometown team.
After 11 seasons on the Austin Peay State University men’s and women’s tennis staff, Austin Peay Vice President and Director of Athletics named Kurt Kujawa the Governors’ head men’s tennis coach and Assistant Director of Tennis, Tuesday.
West Creek High’s Brock Budesheim has been named the recipient of the TSSAA Girls’ Wrestling Coach of the Year Award following a historic season with the Coyotes.
Austin Peay State University Vice President and Director of Athletics Gerald Harrison has announced the relaunch of APSU’s Victory Fund, which coincides with the expansion of the role of Deputy Director of Athletics Jordan Harmon, who will now serve as the Chief Revenue Officer and General Manager for the athletics department, effective July 1.
Kenwood High junior thrower Marie Jones has been named as a Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-State selection in class 3A for the discus throw, the association announced Saturday.
Thursday, the Atlantic Sun Conference (ASUN) and the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) announced a groundbreaking strategic alliance, set to commence in July 2026.
Kirkwood High senior tennis player Kelton Cantrell was named to the class 2A Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State team on Thursday following a dominate singles campaign during the 2025 season.
Nashville Predators General Manager Barry Trotz announced today the six-game schedule for the 2025 Nashville Predators Preseason presented by Ticketmaster, headlined by four home contests at Bridgestone Arena.
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) announced their selections for their all-state teams in all six classes for the state of Tennessee.
Three Montgomery Central wrestlers will be wrestling at the next level this fall. After stellar high school careers, recent graduates Jocelyn Kolozsy, Jeremy Mills, and Craig Sudderth all recently signed to college wrestling programs.