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The Fort Campbell boys’ and girls’ wrestling teams hosted the All-Army Dual Wrestling match against Fort Knox and Russellville High on Tuesday night. In a lively environment, each Fort Campbell team emerged victorious with the boys’ winning with a record of 17-7, and the girls’ winning with a record of 10-3.
The Austin Peay State University Governors men’s basketball team has lots in store for home games in January and February.
Austin Peay State University’s Govs Ice Hockey Team is making its way to Bridgestone Arena for the first time to face off against Vanderbilt on Friday, Jan. 17.
When kids are elementary age, a lot of them look forward to gym class and sports like basketball or volleyball. At Barksdale Elementary, they look forward to “canball.”
Clarksville Christian Lady Centurions basketball team had two players surpass the 2,000 career point mark: Niah Rhodes and Lauren Hassell.
Clarksville High senior guard Malon Smith has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week following her dominant play over the holiday break.
The Fort Campbell Falcons hosted the Caldwell County Tigers in a non-district girls basketball matchup at Fort Campbell High School on Wednesday. The Tigers led wire to wire, and won 60-19.
The Fort Campbell Falcons hosted the Caldwell County Tigers on Wednesday night at Fort Campbell High School.
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has named Kirkwood sophomore quarterback Miles Reding a Class 6A All-State Selection.
The Montgomery Central girls wrestling team traveled to Maryville in eastern Tennessee over the weekend and came home with the team title at the Lady Rebel Invitational at Maryville High School.