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Heritage football head coach placed on administrative leave
MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Heritage High School will be without head coach Joe Osovet for Friday night’s rivalry game against William Blount after he was placed on administrative leave earlier this week. The news was confirmed Friday by 5StarPreps.com’s Jesse Smithey in an interview with WVLT Sports. According...
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Homecoming spoiled by the Black Knights
October 2- Chuckey-Doak made the trip into Bulldogs territory and went home with a 27-hard fought victory. Skylar Davis scored early for the Knights and by the halftime break had totaled 21-points. Colton Brewer scored the lone touchdown for the home team with 8:20 on the second quarter clock. The Bulldogs had several trips into the Knights red zone but couldn’t find their way into the endzone. Chuckey-Doak found the endzone once more in the fourth quarter and took home the big 27-8 district win. Claiborne remains winless on the season. Homecoming results: Ailee Fields was the Freshman Princess. Sophomore Princess was Gracie Bolden. The Junior Princess was Maggie Smolinsky. The Senior Princess was Kelsee Abner. The 2026 Claiborne High School Homecoming Queen was Jocelyn Essary. Together the candidates raised over 48-thosand dollars for various sports teams, Clubs and organizations.
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Cosby scores on every possession in homecoming win over Cloudland
COSBY — The Cosby football team’s offense has been efficient all season long, but its most recent game took things to another level. The Eagles scored all eight times they had the ball, didn’t have an incomplete pass, and played turnover-free on their way to a 58-16 homecoming victory over Cloudland on Friday night, their first home win of the season that moved them to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in Region 1-1A action. Cosby has scored 50-plus in all three region victories in consecutive contests. “That’s the goal,” fourth-year Eagles head coach Levi Cooper said of his offense batting 1.000 versus the Highlanders (1-5, 1-2). “You never go into it not wanting to score. We’ve got a bunch of explosive football players. I think we’re very balanced. We can run it and we can throw it. We just try to go out and take what the defense is going to give us and try to go execute plays. “We played really well tonight. We were able to run it and able to throw it. I’m proud of those guys for going out and executing the plan. We had to match their physicality. That’s a really physical football team they’ve got.
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East Tennessee high school football scores from week 7
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Week 7 of high school football is in the books! Here’s a look at the full list of scores from across the Knoxville area. You can catch highlights from around East Tennessee each Friday on WVLT’s Varsity All Access at 11:00. FULL WEEK 7...
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Week 7 roundup: Gibbs wins region showdown, Powell stays unbeaten
Week 7 brought a key region victory for Gibbs, another dominant performance from unbeaten Powell and a rivalry shutout for Hardin Valley as Knoxville-area high school football moved into October. Gibbs opened the week Thursday with a 41-29 Region 2-4A victory over Anderson County in Corryton. The Eagles entered the...
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Hot Start Carries Black Knights Through Rain-Soaked Night At Claiborne
NEW TAZEWELL – Rain showers were not enough to dampen the white-hot start Chuckey-Doak got off to on Friday night as they spoiled homecoming at Claiborne High School. The Black Knights scored twice in the first six minutes before the weather slowed down the rest of the night. Still Chuckey-Doak returned home with a 27-8 win and is another step closer to advancing to the playoffs.
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How to watch Maryville vs Cookeville high school football
Maryville takes on Cookeville tonight as the 2026 high school football schedule ramps up across the country. Searching for how to watch the game live? Fans can stream the Tennessee high school football game live on the NFHS Network from a laptop, mobile device or even Smart TV apps like Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Google TV and Roku. Don't miss a moment of the game with on-demand replays, too. Ahead of the kickoff, here's what to know about the Maryville vs. Cookeville clash. Looking beyond the football field? The digital streaming service broadcasts the best of preps action from more than 30 sports all season, so fans can watch more of their favorite high school teams . Watch Maryville vs. Cookeville When is Maryville (Tennessee) vs Cookeville? Maryville takes on Cookeville on Oct. 2. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. EDT. More: High school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports reveals Week 2 Super 25 Watch Maryville vs. Cookeville This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: How to watch Maryville vs Cookeville high school football Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our editorial decisions remain independent. If you buy
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Heritage High School football coach placed on leave amid investigation
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Jellico Takes Advantage Of North Greene Mistakes In 41-20 Win
Jellico came into Friday’s game at North Greene the ranked No.7 in the state in Class 1A with a perfect 6-0 record, and the Blue Devils left with an unblemished 7-0 record after a 41-20 win, but it was not easy. A couple of early miscues by the Huskies...
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UTHSC to break ground on historic $350M College of Medicine building in Memphis
Dr. Michael Hocker, Executive Dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, joins Action News 5’s A Better Memphis to discuss the university's upcoming groundbreaking on a historic $350 million, 300,000-square-foot facility. Dr. Hocker details how this record-setting state investment will transform healthcare training through cutting-edge technology, collaborative team-based learning, and initiatives to address the regional healthcare worker shortage.
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After Big Win Devils Get Back Into Region Play At Cherokee
The Greeneville football team sent shockwaves around the state last week with a 49-21 beatdown of Sevier County, but for Greeneville coach Eddie Spradlen this week’s game matters more. The Greene Devils will step back into Region 1-4A play on Friday with a trip to Cherokee and the Chiefs...
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Clinton duo reels in championship gold
Clinton High School anglers Mason Chambers and Dylan Byrge have the hardware to go with their state championship. Chambers and Byrge received their Tennessee Bass Federation state championship rings during a small ceremony Monday, Sept. 21, at Clinton High School, recognizing the title they won during the 2025-26 school year.
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Week 7 East Tennessee high school football preview & predictions
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Week 6 of the high school football season has arrived across East Tennessee. Each week, WVLT Sports Reporter John Sartori makes his predictions, plus one upset pick for the week. Last week, John went 3-3, but correctly picked his upset, giving him a 25-10 mark in 2026.
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Cougars search for first win as Powell comes to town- Watch over WLAF
JACKSBORO, TN (WLAF)- "If you're going to be the best, you have to beat the best," said Campbell Head Football Coach Taylor Ownbey. He and his Cougars are preparing to take on one of the top team's in all of Tennessee High School Football, the Powell Panthers. "We've seen the film, and our players realize just what they're up against tomorrow night," said Ownbey. "This team beat Central," he adds.
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Alcoa, Maryville schools get state funds for maintenance projects
Maryville and Alcoa City Schools received nearly $200,000 combined this week through a state program that aims to help public school systems pay for construction and maintenance projects. Tennessee Department of the Treasury representatives presented ceremonial checks Tuesday, Sept. 30. Maryville City Schools received $139,881. Alcoa received $54,491. “Ensuring that Tennessee students learn in safe, modern and well-maintained facilities is a priority we all share,” Tennessee State Treasurer David Lillard said in a statement. “These funds help local school systems address real needs, and I’m grateful to our partners across the state who work every day to support Tennessee’s children.” Treasury staff said the money came from the Public School Construction and Maintenance Fund. That fund was created under Tennessee’s 2025 Education Freedom Act. According to the bill’s original fiscal impact statement, the act directs a portion of state sports-betting tax revenue previously used for the Lottery for Education Account into a fund run by the state treasurer for public school construction and maintenance. In 2025, state officials estimated that amount would be about $77.2 million. Treasury staff said the office awarded more than $10.5 million from the program to state school systems for fiscal year 2025-26. Lillard attended both