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Rec League Notes: MovingU Fitness returns in Rogersville

The region offers a host of recreational opportunities and family activities throughout the year. Here are some local happenings and signups you might want to check out. MovingU Fitness returns in Rogersville ROGERSVILLE — The Rogersville Parks and Recreation Department offers MovingU Fitness on Mondays at 6 p.m. at the parks and recreation building. Join certified trainer Neal Ewing for a workout focused on cardio and light weight training. The cost is $5 per session, payable on site. To learn more, call the Parks and Recreation Office at 423-272-2545 or email parks@rogersvilletn.gov. Basketball signups underway in Church Hill CHURCH HILL — Youth league basketball signups are underway for Church Hill Parks and Recreation. The coed league is open to youth ages 4-6. The registration fee is $30. The deadline to register is Friday, Dec. 11. Sign up online at churchhilltn.gov or stop by City Hall. For more details, call 423-358-8162 or email recdirector@churchhilltn.gov. Church Hill volleyball registration open CHURCH HILL — Signups are now open for youth league volleyball through Church Hill Parks and Recreation. The deadline to sign up is Friday Dec. 11. Leagues offered will be for grades 3-5 coed and grades 6-8 coed. The fee is $30

Rogersville, TN · 3d

WJHL

Castlewood hosted Eastside on the gridiron Wednesday night

CASTLEWOOD, Va. (WJHL) — This week in Southwest Virginia is the final game of the regular season, and two teams wanting to get a jump on the playoffs or next season met in Castlewood when the Blue Devils hosted Eastside.

Castlewood, VA · 5d

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West Greene Begins Postseason Play With Trip To Eagleton

The football playoffs are kicking off on Friday night and West Greene will be well studied for its trip to trip to Eagleton for the first round of the Class 2A bracket. The Buffaloes and Royals were originally scheduled to meet on September 18, but lightning around Mosheim ended the night before it got started. Now the stakes are higher as both teams take the field hoping to earn one more week on the gridiron.

Mosheim, TN · 4d

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Zerbey: Golf course purchase leaves plenty of work before it’s time to play–‘Fore!’

Editor’s note: Joe Zerbey has a history with Bristol, where he now makes his home after many years as a newspaperman. “This is News?” his column will be wide-ranging, and yet anchored in Joe’s solid foundation in news and freedom of information. In the game of...

Bristol, TN · 5d

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Mountaineers set sights on Panthers with opportunity to become bowl-eligible

App State football battles its second Sun Belt Conference foe in as many weeks Saturday, hosting Georgia State University in Boone after falling to Georgia Southern University 19-3 in Statesboro, Georgia, on Halloween. The Mountaineers have never lost to the Panthers, boasting a perfect 12-0 record since joining the Sun Belt in 2014.

Statesboro, GA · 5d

FOX Sports

Appalachian State vs. Marshall: TV Channel, Live Stream, Time, How to Watch – November 4

The Marshall Thundering Herd (4-4) will visit Kaedin Robinson and the Appalachian State Mountaineers (4-4) on Saturday at 6:00 PM ET. The game is on NFL Network, if you're looking for how to watch. While Appalachian State ranks 19th-worst in the FBS in total defense with 421.5 yards allowed per...

Boone, NC · 8d

The Rogersville Review

PHOTO GALLERY: Hawkins County Swim opens season

KINGSPORT — Hawkins County Swim, the county’s combined middle school swim team, opened its 2026 season against the Kingsport Middle Schools squad on Thursday, Oct. 29 at Dobyns-Bennett High School. With the Kingsport Aquatic Center closed for renovations, the HCS, Cherokee and Volunteer swim teams are using the D-B pool for practices and meets this fall. On Thursday, Kingsport Middle Schools bested their HCS guests 241-73 in the combined team scores. The KMS girls took a commanding 139-27 win, while the KMS boys won 102-46. The HCS team of Sawyer Harris, Lincoln Harris, Nash Ingram and Axel McPeek won the 100-meter freestyle relay with a time of 1:14.16 for the team’s only event victory. Hawkins County Swim will hold its fourth annual Steve Wilmoth Speed Invitational on Thursday, Nov. 5 at Tennessee High School in Bristol. Here’s how HCS swimmers fared in all of their respective events: GIRLS RESULTS100M Medley Relay: 3. HCS (Ilana McAmis, Olivia Sacharnoski, Lily Rush, Parker Vaughn), 1:21.90. 100M Free: 6. Ilana McAmis, 1:35.74; 7. Parker Vaughn, 1:38.76. 100M IM: 4. Olivia Sacharnoski, 1:29.43; 8. Mattie McInturff, 2:25.32. 25M Free: 7. Kyra Thompson, 24.10; 9. Jane Elkammash, 26.60; 12. Hana Elkammash, 28.61; 13. Piper Blevins, 49.01.

Hawkins County, TN · 7d

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Devils beat Johnson County to finish regular season

Blaze Rice rushed for four touchdowns in a half, a personal record for Rice, a senior who has rushed for in excess of 1,000 yards for two straight seasons. — Devils beat Johnson County to finish regular season. Blaze Rice and the Unicoi County football team are firing on...

Mountain City, TN · 7d

A to Z Sports

Former Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello was spotted at a huge college football game and he found a way to represent Tennessee

Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello is making the rounds this offseason.

Johnson City, TN · 8d

WJHL

Volunteer touchdown pass voted Week 11 Best Play of the Week

HAWKINS COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Week 11 Best Play of the Week belongs to the Volunteer Falcons. On Friday night, quarterback Jordan Reed-Brown launched a deep ball to Eli Garst, who caught it in the corner of the endzone for a Falcons touchdown. Volunteer went on to beat Sullivan East 58-7. Other plays in […]

Church Hill, TN · 7d

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Balanced Attack Leads Pioneers To 98-74 Exhibition Win Over Eagles

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. — Tusculum University’s Amari Allen accounted for 16 points, eight rebounds and six assists to lead the Pioneers to a 98-74 victory over visiting Alice Lloyd College Monday morning at Pioneer Arena in exhibition action. Monday’s exhibition was part of the third annual Jack Kilday Education...

Greeneville, TN · 6d

WJHL

Vikings running back Plumbar sets school rushing record before season ends with injury

BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) — History was made on the high school football field Thursday night at the Stone Castle when Tennessee High hosted Daniel Boone. Senior running back Elijah Plumbar ran for 164 yards and a first-quarter touchdown, becoming the Vikings’ all-time single-season rushing leader and passing the 1,735 yards set by Todd Daggs in […]

Bristol, TN · 7d

The Rogersville Review

Falcons soar in season finale

BLUFF CITY — Volunteer soared past Sullivan East 58-7 on Friday night to close out the 2026 season on a high note. Bryson Christian, who had a pair of touchdowns on runs of 12 and 7 yards, surpassed the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the season with 102 yards on 12 carries. East took the early lead, but it’d be short-lived as Volunteer cruised to a 51-7 halftime lead. Bryton Landry got things rolling for the Falcons with a 67-yard touchdown run. Volunteer went for two and converted for the 8-7 lead. An Owen Fleenor interception set up Christian’s first TD run. Fleenor also added a 5-yard TD run of his own. Freshman Eli Garst made a big catch in the corner of the end zone on a 56-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jordan Reed-Brown. Garst also scored on a 12-yard TD run. The Falcons got another big play in the second half when sophomore Hayden Grigsby scored on a 67-yard catch-and-run from Reed-Brown. Senior Jameson Mowell scored the game’s only second-half points on a 60-yard touchdown run. Volunteer closed out the 2026 campaign at 5-5, while East finished at 1-9.

Bluff City, TN · 7d

WJHL

ETSU coach Will Healy joins the Hawk’s Nest to discuss the loss to Tech and look ahead

(WJHL) — After falling to 10th-ranked Tennessee Tech on Saturday, head coach Will Healy of the 17th-ranked ETSU Buccaneers joined Kenny Hawkins and McKenzie Kane on the Hawk’s Nest to talk about the game and look ahead to Samford at home for senior day this weekend.

Johnson City, TN · 7d

The Rogersville Review

PHOTO GALLERY: Chiefs cage Cougars to clinch playoff berth

ROGERSVILLE — Jayden Weston broke free for a 44-yard touchdown run with 4:09 left to play and the Chiefs’ defense came up big to lift Cherokee past Northview Academy 35-28 on Friday night and into the Region 1-4A football playoffs for the third straight season. “Hats off to the seniors to finish up the season on a win in Big Red Valley in front of their family on a night we celebrated them,” said Cherokee coach Josh Hensley. “Getting to the playoffs is a privilege, and I’m super proud of these guys. I’m blessed to be their coach and blessed to call them mine. I can’t say enough about who they are and what they stand for.” With the win, the Chiefs (6-4) earned Region 1’s No. 4 seed and a return trip to Alcoa for the opening round of the TSSAA Class 4A football playoffs. The top-ranked Tornadoes (10-0) defeated the Chiefs 56-0 a year ago en route to their 11th straight state championship. “This game meant a lot for the region. We called it the Alcoa Bowl and made it about wanting to go run into that fire. Let’s go do it. I will put the jacket on

Rogersville, TN · 7d

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CHMS squads finish as Battle runners-up

CHURCH HILL — The Panthers and Lady Panthers basketball teams finished as the tournament runners-up in the Sixth Annual Battle at the Hill middle school tournaments held Oct. 26-30 at Church Hill Middle School. Hancock County won the boys championship and John Sevier the girls title. BOYS Hancock 43, CHMS 27 Three players reached double figures to lead the Hancock County Indians to a 43-27 win over host Church Hill in the championship game of the Sixth Annual Battle at the Hill boys middle school basketball tournament on Friday, Oct. 30. Sonny Walker led the way with 14 points. Ford Johnson added 12 and Jaxon Hoskinson 11 for the Indians. Mason Peters led the Panthers with 12 points. James Bruner added 6, Daegan Hicks 5, Eli White 3 and Damien Keys 1. It was Hancock County that sent Church Hill into the losers bracket with a 47-32 win on Thursday, Oct. 29. But the Panthers fought their way back into the title game with a 36-23 win over Sullivan Heights in Friday’s losers bracket final. Bruner had 11 points to pace the Panthers in that matchup. White added 8, Hicks 6, Peters 5 and Keys 4. GIRLSJohn Sevier 23, CHMS

Church Hill, TN · 6d

The Newport Plain Talk

Cosby has familiar playoff opponent in Midway to open postseason

COSBY — On Nov. 8, 2025, the Cosby High School football team traveled to Kingston and was defeated by Midway 27-13 in the first round of the TSSAA 1A state playoffs. On Friday, 363 days later, the Eagles will host the Green Wave in Cosby with a chance for revenge — and the program’s first-ever postseason win — on the line. Region 1 champion Cosby (9-1) will see a Midway team that went 6-4 under first-year coach Anthony Leckie, who promoted from offensive coordinator, and finished fourth in Region 2 after starting 0-3 in league play before winning four straight. The Green Wave enter the postseason on a five-game winning streak overall and defeated Wartburg Central 28-17 in a go-or-go-home contest last Thursday. “They look a little bit different than they did last year when we played them in the playoffs,” Cosby head coach Levi Cooper said of Miday. “They’ve got a new head coach. So, schematically, they look different, a little bit, on both sides. Personnel-wise, they seem to be extremely athletic on both sides. They’ve got a really good quarterback, a really good running back, and some athletic wide receivers that they like to throw the ball around

Cosby, TN · 7d

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