COOKEVILLE – The Creek Wood bowling teams competed in Cookeville all week with the girls finishing runner-up in the regional tournament to punch their ticket to a sectional matchup and winning that match, as well, to qualify for the TSSAA state bowling tournament. 

CHARLOTTE— The Creek Wood Lady Red Hawks defeated East Hickman 47-36, while the Red Hawks defeated East Hickman 72-62.

DICKSON – The Dickson County Cougars and Lady Cougars both came away with wins on Tuesday night as they played host the Franklin Rebels. 

The Tennessee High School Football Coaches Association (TnFCA) named Creek Wood senior Danny Stansberry to the 4A All-State team last week. 

Dickson County traveled to Independence last Tuesday and swept Independence with the Cougars winning easily 64-48, and the Lady Cougars holding on for a 59-50 win, as well.

Maddie Perez has been named the 2019 Dickson Post Girls Volleyball Player of the Year. 

FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. – The Dickson County Lady Cougar wrestlers traveled to Fort Campbell last week and had a strong showing while they were there. The team finished third in overall points thanks to first-place finishes from Tay Payne, Laura Flores and Kenna-Sue Phillips.

DICKSON – Dickson County got back into action last Friday night as they hosted the Centennial Cougars. 

The Dickson Post has selected its 2019 All-Dickson County soccer team.

Dickson County High School football coach Randy Murphree has resigned following the Cougars’ 1-9 season. 

ASHLAND CITY – Creek Wood recently competed at the Cheatham County Duals against seven other schools including Greenbrier, Sycamore, Cheatham County Central, Fairview, Upperman, East Robertson and Forrest.

HENDERSONVILLE – The Creek Wood boys bowling team traveled to Hendersonville twice last week to finish off the regular season, and they defeated East Robertson 26-1 and Greenbrier 21-6.

WAVERLY – The Creek Wood basketball teams made the trip to Waverly last week to take on the Waverly Central Tigers, both the boys and girls came away with wins. The Lady Red Hawks easily defeated Waverly 69-21 and the Red Hawks pulled away with a for a thrilling 69-60 victory. 

DICKSON – It was a big week for Dickson County senior Tre’vonn Rybka. 

DICKSON—With a lack of girls teams in District 13 bowling, Creek Wood and Dickson decided to have an extra match so the girls from each team would have a few more games. 

CHARLOTTE—Creek Wood held off a strong offensive output from McEwen to win the boys’ matchup 75-65 as the girls took care of McEwen’s Lady Warriors on their way to a 69-33 win last Thursday night.

DICKSON – The Dickson County boys and girls’ teams swept Spring Hill as the boys’ won 71-53 and the girls defeated Spring Hill 68-39 last week. 

DICKSON – Dickson County defeated Harpeth 71-29 in the boys’ game and 51-36 in the girls’ contest.

Teams from the eastern part of the state were dominant in the Blue Cross Bowl championship games played last Thursday through Saturday.

For the first time all season there is a team different than Oakland in the top spot of the Main Street Preps Top 25 High School Football Poll.

DICKSON – For the first time in program history, both Creek Wood bowling teams defeated state powerhouse White House in the same match. The Lady Red Hawks and Red Hawks have both bested White House a few times over the past few seasons but never in the same match.

KINGSTON SPRINGS – Creek Wood defeated Hillwood 52-45 on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Harpeth High School in the Thanksgiving Classic.

KINGSTON SPRINGS – The Creek Wood Lady Red Hawks basketball team routed Harpeth 48-26 on Tuesday, Nov. 26.