Grimsley
Grimsley, TN · Education
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State Bound: Devils, Lady Devils Win Region Titles
BEAN STATION – Friday was a big day on the links for Greeneville High School as both the boys and girls golf teams won Region 1-A championships and qualified for the Class A State Tournament. It is the fourth time in program history and first time since 2009 that...
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Powell Middle School Evacuated After Threat, Knox County Crews Investigate
Powell Middle School in Knoxville was evacuated Friday as a precaution after a reported threat sent emergency responders and Knox County school security personnel rushing to the campus. Knox County Schools later said the threat was unfounded and students had returned to class. According to WVLT, emergency responders and Knox...
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Friday Frenzy Live Week 6: whip-around coverage of high school football in East Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The weather is starting to cool down and high school football season is in full swing in East Tennessee. Friday Frenzy Live is here to bring you live whip-around coverage of several top matchups. 6 News anchor Stan Smith and sports reporter Sam Rothman will break down highlights from Week 5 […]
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Watch as Tennessee high school football team wins game on unbelievable Hail Mary
Trailing by three points with just two seconds left in the game, Knoxville Catholic (TN) QB Mack Bartholomew put up a prayer. The Fighting Irish took down Hoover (AL) 20-17 on a final-second Hail Mary, as Bartholomew's pass traveled about 47 yards through the air into the hands of CB/WR Braylen Gibbs, who pulled the ball down in the huddle of teammates and defenders.
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Knoxville Catholic beats Hoover on Hail Mary
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The Rogersville Review
Photo gallery: Church Hill gets past RCS
CHURCH HILL — The Church Hill Panthers defeated the Rogersville City Warriors 18-6 on eighth grade night, celebrated Monday, Sept. 14 at Jay Salley Field inside Mike Johnson Memorial Stadium. Hunter Davidson scored the first touchdown for the Panthers with an outstanding run on fourth-and-goal from the 10-yard line. Later in the first half, Panthers quarterback James Bruner hit Blake Davidson for a 40-yard touchdown pass. Church Hill led 12-6 at halftime. After a huge defensive battle in the second half, Panthers’ slot receiver Kaiden Overbey broke loose on a 40-yard jet sweep to put the Warriors away for the night. “Both teams played their hearts out tonight. RCS is a great football team and extremely well coached. We were lucky to get that win tonight,” said Church Hill head coach Jeremy Jones. “We executed down the stretch, but Blake Davidson had two touchdowns called back due to penalties. We’ve gotta clean that up.” Surgoinsville 44, North Greene 0SURGOINSVILLE — William Santora threw for 214 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Eagles to a 44-0 win over the Huskies on Thursday, Sept. 17. It was eighth grade night for the Eagles. Daniel Wilmoth had 50 yards rushing, 137 yards
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Chiefs join field for Classic at Tennessee High
BRISTOL — Cherokee fans will want to make room in their holiday calendars for the 43rd Classic at Tennessee High. While most of Big Red Nation had already heard the news, tournament organizers officially revealed the field in a YouTube video on Monday. The Chiefs will join the 18-team field for this year’s tournament, scheduled for Dec. 26-31 at Viking Hall. Eight states will be represented. Visiting teams will include Alexander High School (Douglasville, Georgia), Bartlett High School (Bartlett, Tennessee), Bartow High School (Bartow, Florida), Concord Academy (Concord, North Carolina), Coral Glades High School (Coral Springs, Florida), Gray Collegiate Academy (West Columbia, South Carolina), Houston Christian HS (Houston, Texas), Knox Catholic (Knoxville), St. Joseph High School (Santa Maria, California) and Upperman (Baxter, Tennessee). Joining Cherokee in the field from Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia are David Crockett, Greeneville, Hampton, Sullivan East, Tri-Cities Christian Academy, Wise Central (Virginia) and Tennessee High. The Classic, now presented by Toyota of Bristol, has been a holiday basketball tradition at Viking Hall for 43 years. It also features a slam dunk contest and 3-point contest.
USA TODAY
How to watch Maryville vs Hardin Valley Academy high school football
Maryville takes on Hardin Valley Academy 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. Hardin Valley Academy 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. Hardin Valley Academy When is Maryville (Tennessee) vs Hardin Valley Academy? Maryville takes on Hardin Valley Academy on Sep. 25. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. EDT. More: High school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports reveals Week 2 Super 25 Watch Maryville vs. Hardin Valley Academy This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: How to watch Maryville vs Hardin Valley Academy high school football Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid
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Strongly urged: University officials stress early arrival for Vols kickoff due to enhanced safety checks
Updates from the University of Tennessee suggest early arrival for Saturday’s noon kickoff at Neyland Stadium due to enhanced safety protocols being put in place for President Trump’s visit to Knoxville. Secret service personnel will be stationed at each entrance before the Top 15 encounter between No. 14...
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A private event for some Fraternity and Sorority members quickly turned into chaos
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Football Friday: Bucs playing at home
Friday night means gameday for the local high school football teams, and Under the Lights is back to cover Football Friday. Hoover is back in action Friday night, hosting Knoxville Catholic out of Tennessee in a non-region matchup. Spain Park is taking an open date. For updates throughout Friday night...
News-Herald
Dolly Parton’s Legacy Lives On at Lenoir City High School
The news broke at Lenoir City High School at 2:36 p.m. Aug. 25. The headline stopped readers in their tracks, “Dolly Parton has passed away”. The report filled the halls and sorrow took over the school. Dolly Parton was the “queen” of East Tennessee. She had a personality that the world has never seen and never will see again. The Parton touched various hearts within the school. Dolly Parton was an inspiration to high school students, and her legacy was a source for adolescents to learn how to love everyone. Dolly Parton gave insight that education, hard work, and helping others can improve the community. Her Imagination Library was a great example for Lenoir City to inspire change. Many Lenoir City students saw that Dolly Parton was a light that filled a room of darkness. She stayed true to herself and never forgot where she came from, which made her a great role model for high school students. Not only did Dolly Parton’s passing affect the students, it also affected the faculty. The teachers grew up with Dolly Parton; most have known her story since they were born. Dolly’s six-decade career created deep personal connections, it linked memories and life
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Two new veterinary schools set to open in fall of 2014
Midwestern in Arizona, Lincoln Memorial in Tennessee receive pre-accreditation letters. An artist's rendering of the new college of veterinary medicine at Midwestern University. Image courtesy of Midwestern. Midwestern University College of Veterinary Medicine in Glendale, Ariz., and Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn., have both received a “letter of reasonable...
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High school athletes break barriers on football teams in East Tennessee
HAWKINS COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Almost every time you look up a high school football roster, you’ll see a team full of young men. But two high schools in the region have girls lacing up their cleats to fight for their teams. Boundaries are being broken at Cherokee and Sullivan East High Schools as girls […]