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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.
The Daily Times
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
greenesportszone.com
Black Knights Are Road Warriors Once Again With Trip To Claiborne
The Chuckey-Doak football team will be road warriors once again on Friday night, this time heading to Claiborne for another important Region 1-3A contest. “This is another long road trip over the mountain,” Chuckey-Doak coach Billy Kaylor said. “And we have to go up there and try to get a win this week against a good Claiborne team. It’s going to be a tough ballgame, but we need to get another region win to put ourselves in the playoff position we want to be in.”
WATE
Friday Frenzy Live Week 7: whip-around coverage of East Tennessee high school football
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The high school football season in East Tennessee has reached Week 7 as we begin the month of October. Join us for live whip-around coverage of several top matchups with Friday Frenzy Live. 6 News anchor Stan Smith and 6 Sports director Sam Granville will...
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UT System President Visits Local High Schools
University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd visited Summertown and Loretto high schools last week as part of his tour of high schools across Tennessee. His mission is to spread information about the benefits of a college education and the resources the University of Tennessee System offers. “If you go...
WATE
Powell football uses social media to capture memories, promote players
POWELL, Tenn. (WATE) — Powell High School football coach Matt Lowe has seen plenty of changes during his 20 years at the high school level. One thing that has remained constant is his willingness to adapt, especially when it comes to connecting with his athletes. “One of the big things is you’ve got to meet […]
knoxtntoday.com
Pellissippi State education helps DENSO employee turn factory-floor experience into engineering career
Matt Karnes started his career at DENSO Manufacturing in Maryville on the production line, working alongside engineers every day. It didn’t take long for him to decide he wanted to become one of them. But Karnes was also a husband and father working full time. Going back to school...
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From the Congo to East Tennessee: PK Hodari shines in Lakeway Christian’s unbeaten start
WHITE PINE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Lakeway Christian Academy senior PK Hodari was named this week’s Varsity All Access/5Star Preps Player of the Week after a standout two-way performance. Hodari claimed the honor in a landslide vote after starring on both offense and defense to help keep the Lions undefeated...
WJHL
Greeneville’s Eddie Spradlen nominated for Titans Coach of the Week
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) — Greeneville High School head football coach Eddie Spradlen has been nominated for the Tennessee Titans High School Coach of the Week following the Greene Devils’ win over Sevier County. Greeneville knocked off the previously unbeaten and No. 1-ranked team in Class 5A, 49-21, on Friday night, handing the Smoky Bears their […]
The Oak Ridger
Oak Ridge Wildcats look ahead after big win
The Oak Ridge Wildcats beat Bradley Central by a score of 47-27 on Sept. 25 at Blankenship Field. This week, the 'Cats play an away game at Bearden High School at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge Wildcats look ahead after big win
knoxtntoday.com
Knoxville high school sports roundup: Bearden wins rivalry, Webb stays hot
Knoxville-area high school athletes produced rivalry wins, shutouts and strong late-season performances during the Sept. 22-27 reporting week. This week’s roundup also reaches back to Sept. 21 for performances that were not included in last week’s article. KnoxTNToday’s weekly high school sports roundup looks beyond football to recognize...
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Tennessee High grad kicks $1.5M field goal on ESPN's 'College Gameday'
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WCYB) — A Tennessee High School graduate kicked a field goal worth $1.5 million on ESPN's "College Gameday" on Saturday in Knoxville. Bristol, Tennessee City Schools shared the Facebook post of Colby Lamb making the field goal. Tennessee legend Peyton Manning helped get him a second try.
247Sports
Following the future: 2028 Alabama commit Braylen Gibbs catches game-winning Hail Mary in Week 6 of HS season
Braylen Gibbs may be committed to Alabama as a cornerback, but perhaps the biggest play of his high school career came on the other side of the ball. The three-star cornerback from Knoxville, Tennessee, caught a game-winning Hail Mary pass Friday night, helping Knoxville Catholic earn a 20-17 victory over Hoover. The magical moment took place in the Hoover Met, just one hour from where Gibbs will play for the Crimson Tide.
The Oak Ridger
Oak Ridge High School crowns homecoming royalty
Haiden Keathley and Shelby Lee were named Oak Ridge High School Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of the Sept. 25 football game between the Wildcats and Bradley Central. The 'Cats won, 47-27. Both were born and raised in Oak Ridge, according to information they provided to The Oak Ridger. Haiden and Shelby are both members of the ORHS dance team. She is the daughter of Erin and Kevin Lee. He is the son of Austin and Carrissa Keathley. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge High School crowns homecoming royalty
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Moffett’s late TD run lifts CAK to win over Spartans
It took a late touchdown run for the Christian Academy football team to keep its perfect record intact. The Warriors trailed throughout much of the game before claiming a 36-32 victory over Webb School of Knoxville on a homecoming Friday night at Warrior Stadium. On its final possession, CAK faced...
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Bucs stunned by late Hail Mary
HOOVER — The Hoover High School football team appeared to have done enough to secure a hard-fought victory Friday night.Then, when the clock hit zero, Knoxville Catholic (Tenn.) pulled off the improbable. The Irish stunned the Buccaneers with a touchdown on the final play of the game, as Braylen...