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The Clarksville High School Girls’ Golf Team earned third place honors at the TSSAA State Golf Tournament in Sevierville, Tennessee.
Austin Peay State University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams launched their season with the fourth annual Govs Madness event at the F&M Bank Arena.
Two years ago, the Northwest Vikings volleyball team hadn’t won a district championship in school history. Now, they’ve won two consecutive district titles under the leadership of two different head coaches.
We have now reached week 10 of the 2024-25 high school football season, and there are several key matchups this week, as well as some old rivals meeting once again. Here are the matchups for Week 10:
Fort Campbell senior athlete Torrance Dixon has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week following his performance in the Falcons 50-12 win over Todd County. Dixon got it done in the air and on the ground, with 101 rushing yards, two touchdowns on 14 carries, and a catch for 25 yards. Dixon also dominated defensively, with a 65 yards pick-six.
With two games remaining in the 2024-25 high school football regular season, here’s the playoff scenarios for all Clarksville-area teams.
The Rossview Hawks and Clarksville Wildcats both faced elimination games on Saturday afternoon, for the right to go to state. Rossview hosted Collierville, while Clarksville traveled to Houston. Collierville defeated the Hawks 8-0, while Clarksville lost to Houston 4-0, and both teams seasons ended, marking the end of soccer season in Clarksville.
The Kenwood Knights hosted the Dickson County Cougars for a huge Region 7-6A matchup.
The Clarksville High Wildcats hosted the Collierville Dragons for a win-or-go-home matchup at Clarksville High School for a chance to advance to the state tournament. While the Wildcats were able to go on a few scoring runs, the Dragons defense proved too much to overcome as CHS fell 3-0, ultimately ending their 2024-25 season.
The Fort Campbell Falcons welcomed in the Todd County Rebels for a district matchup at Fryar Stadium on October 17th.