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Another turkey season has come and gone, leaving in its wake concerns about the drastic decline of birds in many areas.
Creek Wood’s girls' tennis duo of Hannah Gossett and Sidney Robertson qualified for the state tournament in doubles tennis and will be facing off against Lisa and Sofia Messier on Thursday, May 26 at Adams Tennis Complex in Murfreesboro.
Creek Wood will send two athletes to Murfreesboro for the TSSAA state Track and Field championships.
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Creek Wood softball started the week off strong against Hume-Fogg on Monday’s region semifinal matchup as the Lady Red Hawks won 12-1. After defeating Hume-Fogg, Creek Wood got a rematch with Montgomery Central for the region championship.
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Dickson County’s softball season came to an end on Monday after the Lady Cougars fell to Clarksville 6-1.
Other than Charles Barkley complaining about Warriors fans, nothing really happened out of the ordinary this past week. But if you did miss that, go check out Barkley being goofy, because it makes for good television.
Dickson County Middle School had two athletes qualify for the TMSAA State Track and Field competitions.
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Sarah Potter and Jayden Westmoreland will represent Dickson County at the TSSAA state tournament. SUBMITTED
An effort is being made to revive the Wilson County chapter of Friends of NRA, which has been idle for two years due to a lack of leadership.
Deer hunters from across the state will have a chance to compare trophies, view videos, check out the latest gear and swap stories at the May 21-22 Tennessee Rendezvous and Deer Expo at the Wilson County Fairgrounds Farm Bureau Building.
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For those of you that don’t know, I’m an assistant coach on the Creek Wood Bowling Team and I was having a conversation with one of my former students the other day and he not only bowled on the bowling team but he also played baseball during his time at Creek Wood. Well, after discussing so…
Dickson defeated Henry County 7-1 last week to win the District 14-4A softball championship.
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Dickson defeated Northwest 11-0 in the first round of the district tournament to advance to play Henry County. The Cougars first meeting with Henry County resulted in a loss as the Patriots defeated Dickson 9-1.
Creek Wood’s baseball season is over after losing to Greenbrier (6-0) and Montgomery Central (5-1) in the district tournament.
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Dickson County has kept its season alive as the Cougars were able to defeat Northwest 7-1. With the win, Dickson advanced to face Henry County for the district finals but the Cougars fell short in the finals with a 2-1 loss.
Creek Wood shut out Montgomery Central last week as the Lady Red Hawks took the district title. Elizabeth Martin was the key cog in the title game as she pitched all seven innings and allowed zero runs on only two Montgomery Central hits on the way to an 8-0 win.
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Even when the Rossview Hawks can’t score – at least by their standards – they’re winning big soccer games by multiple goals.
With region tournaments set to close this week, the softball state title picture is starting to come into focus.
Parker Holman has been saying it to his Rossview Hawks for weeks.
Creek Wood’s Hannah Gossett and Sidney Robertson won the District 13-2A double championship. SUBMITTED
Bobby Wilson, popular Executive Director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, will retire on Sept. 1, concluding a diverse Agency career that began in 1979.
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