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 The West Creek Coyotes traveled to the Castle at Kenwood High School for a rivalry showdown, the battle of Peachers Mill, with the Knights. A low scoring, messy defensive battle, where turnovers ended up being the difference, and the Coyotes would collect the win after a late second half touchdown, 13-6.

The undefeated Madisonville-North Maroons walked into Fryar Stadium facing a Fort Campbell team that hadn’t won a game. They walked out of the stadium stunned.

The new Red River Spartans, Clarksville’s hockey team, will have its debut matches on the main ice in the F&M Bank Arena this weekend.

Week four of the 2024-25 high school football season is here, so let’s take a look at the matchups heading into the weekend of Friday the 13th.

Kirkwood High tight end and defensive end Moses Byrd has been named Clarksville Now Player of the Week following a dominating performance on both sides of the ball against Northwest High School.

West Creek High student-athlete Leilyn Mercado has been nominated as the Tennessee Titans female representative for the Latino Excellence in Youth Football award. She is one of just 32 female student athletes in the nation being recognized.

The Kenwood Knights travelled to Northeast High School for a rivalry matchup on Exit one with the Eagles. While Kenwood battled all night, the Eagles used energy and communication to sweep the Knights, winning three sets to none.

The Rossview Hawks soccer team traveled to Hilda J. Richardson Field for a rivalry matchup with Clarksville High.

Ice hockey teams from across the greater Clarksville region gathered to showcase their skills at the Ford Ice Center on Sunday.

The Rossview High Hawks visited the Coyote Den at West Creek High School for a region 7-6A matchup on Friday, Sept. 6. Despite a strong first half from the Coyotes, Rossview scored 17 straight points in the second half to win, 31-7, moving to 3-0 on the year and 1-0 in the region.