Lookout Mountain
Lookout Mountain, TN · Education
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Marietta Daily Journal
darlingtonian.com
Annual student-led haunted house transforms old gym
The annual student-led haunted house aroused many frights on Saturday, Oct. 24 in the old gym. The leaders from each of the six houses worked together to build the haunted house and to scare all the students who were brave enough to enter. Each house was assigned a theme and...
wlaq1410.com
Local High School Football Teams Enter 12th and Final Week of 2026 Regular Season
The 12th and final week of the 2026 regular season has arrived for area high school football teams!. WLAQ 1410 AM and 96.9 FM will have coverage of Darlington football this Friday night as the Tigers host the Bremen Blue Devils. In other match-ups on tap for this week:. Armuchee...
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Rome News-Tribune
Rome pulls away from Pope in the second half
(Editor’s note: According to AJC.com, Douglas County High made no further appeals to the Georgia High School Association’s ruling on two ineligible players, meaning the Tigers must forfeit three football wins in September, GHSA executive director Tim Scott confirmed Thursday. That includes a win over Rome High School Sept. 25, and so the Wolves’ season record is now 3-6). As Pope took the field for their final regular-season game at Greyhound Stadium, 47 seniors were hoping to make the occasion a special one. Ultimately, the Greyhounds weren’t able to overcome an injury to starting quarterback Hudson Marinko, falling 35-7 to Rome in their penultimate Region 6-6A game. Two touchdowns for Rome in the first three plays from scrimmage put Pope on the back foot early, and after Marinko’s injury nearing the end of the first half, the Wolves’ defense dominated down the stretch, as Pope had just 10 rushing yards for the game. Heading into the night, both teams likely needed a win to keep their playoff hopes alive under the new PSR system. Rome (No. 42) sat six spots higher than Pope (No. 48), but the Wolves were the ones that would bolster their resume. Rome had success running
Rome News-Tribune
The Tennessean
TSSAA football playoffs begin with Nashville area Super 25 Rankings shake-up
The TSSAA football playoffs begin Nov. 6 as teams across the state try to string together a month of wins before ending the season in Chattanooga in the first week of December. As the regular season came to a close on Oct. 30, region championships and final playoff spots were secured, meaning significant changes to our latest Nashville area Super 25 Football Rankings. Riverdale's dramatic win against Oakland was the highlight of Week 11, while losses by previously unbeaten Nolensville and East Robertson saw both programs tumble in this week's rankings. Nashville area high school football Super 25 rankings 1. Brentwood Academy Classification: Division II-AAA; Record: 8-2; Previous ranking: 1; Next game: First-round bye 2. Battle Ground Academy Classification: Division II-AA; Record: 9-1; Previous ranking: 2; Next game: vs Knoxville Webb 3. Riverdale Classification: Class 6A; Record: 9-1; Previous ranking: 3; Next game: vs Cookeville 4. Antioch Classification: Class 6A; Record: 10-0; Previous ranking: 6; Next game: vs Franklin 5. Oakland Classification: Class 6A; Record: 8-2; Previous ranking: 5; Next game: at Lebanon 6. Pearl-Cohn Classification: Class 4A; Record: 7-3; Previous ranking: 9; Next game: vs Montgomery Central 7. Beech Classification: Class 5A; Record: 9-1; Previous ranking: 11; Next game:
cherokeek12.net
Ed-SPLOST Investments Expand Opportunities for Creekview High School Students
A student works with engineering pathway teacher Terri Hancock on a project in their new lab space. The opening of a career classroom wing last year at Creekview High School, featuring 16 larger lab classrooms for career pathway programs, as well as construction of a new auxiliary gym, is already creating expanded opportunities for students as they explore future career paths and extracurricular interests.
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Marietta Daily Journal
Rome pulls away from Pope in the second half
MARIETTA -- As Pope took the field for their final regular-season game at Matt Hobby Field, 47 seniors were hoping to make the occasion a special one. Ultimately, the Greyhounds were unable to overcome an injury to starting quarterback Hudson Marinko, falling 35-7 to Rome in their penultimate Region 6AAAAAA game. “We missed a wheel route (for a touchdown), we missed some opportunities to score,” Pope coach Sean O’Sullivan said. “We didn’t take care of opportunities early on, and (Rome’s) been playing hard all year.” Two touchdowns for Rome (2-7, 2-4) in the first three plays from scrimmage put Pope on the back foot early, and after Marinko’s injury near the end of the first half, the Wolves’ defense dominated down the stretch, as Pope (3-6, 2-4) had just 10 rushing yards for the game. “We didn’t capitalize on some stuff (in the run game),” O’Sullivan said. “Nobody’s been able to run the ball inside on them this year.” Heading into the night, both teams likely needed a win to keep their playoff hopes alive under the new postseason ranking system. Rome (No. 42) sat six spots higher than Pope (No. 48), but the Wolves were the ones that bolstered
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Football Recap: Villa Rica Triumphs Behind Punishing Ground Game + How To Watch
There's no place like home for Villa Rica, who bounced back after a loss on the road last Friday. They walked away with a 45-32 win over the Cedartown Bulldogs on Friday. With that victory, the Wildcats brought their scoring average up to 26.7 points per game. Villa Rica had...