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Maryville edges Oakland as Central, Alcoa and CAK, Grace advance in football playoffs
The second round of Tennessee high school football playoffs delivered thrilling finishes Friday, Nov. 13, as Maryville survived a one-point battle with Oakland, Central advanced on the road and Alcoa remained unbeaten. Halls and Powell suffered narrow losses, while Grace Christian celebrated a one-point victory. Maryville wins thriller; Central advances.
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Leaving it All on the Course: A Final, Desperate Kick that Sealed the Championship
As the cross country season came down to the final stretch of reaching sectionals, the runners wondered if this meet would be their last. Gordon Center faced at Darlington High School on the 10th of October. On a early morning, the athletes woke up at 6:00 a.m. to head to...
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Wolves flag football ends regular season with third straight split
A Rome High flag football regular season that began with 15 straight victories ended with a bit of a stagger, three losses in the final five games that included three straight splits in area competition in the Georgia High School Association’s Division 4. The ending had Wolves head coach Jared Hughes wondering if the losses would cost Rome a chance to host the first two rounds of the state playoffs as a top-eight seed Nov. 18 when the brackets are released this weekend. He said this after Rome lost the first game of Wednesday’s tripleheader at Barron Stadium to River Ridge 21-13. In a bit of a shocker, though, Allatoona, with a sub-.500 record, upended River Ridge in the second game Wednesday. That outcome, however, didn’t change River Ridge’s spot at second place in the Area 6 standings behind leader Pope High, 8-0 in the area and 17-1 overall. River Ridge dropped to 6-2, 12-4 overall. Rome High, back on Oct. 29, hosted a monumental day of flag football at Barron Stadium against area foes Pope and Sequoyah, and it started with the Wolves topping Sequoyah 19-7 for win No. 15 in a row against no losses. Pope, however, not