Creek Wood’s defense has come to play in the last two weeks. The Red Hawks’ defense has allowed just three points in its last eight quarters including a shutout against Montgomery Central on Friday night.

Creek Wood took down Harpeth in straight sets last week 3-0. The Lady Red Hawks took the first set 25-7 and then took the second set 25-16 before finishing off Harpeth 25-21 in the final set.

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Creek Wood was able to get another notch in the win column on Friday night as the Red Hawks were able to defeat Tullahoma on the road. Creek Wood’s defense held Tullahoma to three points.

As high school football season evolves, so do the Main Street Preps Top 25 rankings.

Pearl-Cohn defeated Creek Wood 35-7 last week. Eathon Donaldson scored Creek Wood’s lone touchdown about halfway through the second quarter.

Dickson County High School hosted over twenty schools Friday, September 2nd. Sarah Potter continued her winning ways by easily outdistancing the competition placing first and setting a new course record at Buckner Park. The boys had a respectable showing and placed 3rd. Medalists for the boys' team were Nathan Marcum in 4th place and Aiden Lajaret in 20th.

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Dickson County Lady Cougars soccer coach Chris Cardona celebrated his 100th win a few weeks ago during the Smokey Mountain Cup.

Take a bow, Siegel football.

Creek Wood hosted Fairview last week for some volleyball as the Lady Red Hawks defeated the Lady Yellow Jackets in straight sets by scores of 25-16, 25-16 and 25-16.

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Justin Geisinger’s tenure as the Franklin Road Academy football coach is off to an ideal start.

Dickson County, coming off back-to-back overtime losses, hosted John Overton High School on Friday night.

Creek Wood fell to Marshall County 17-14 Friday night. The Tigers needed a fourth-quarter field goal to get the win.

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Creek Wood hosted Dickson County on Monday night as the two volleyball programs met for the first time this season.

A fourth quarter gamble ended up being the difference Friday night between Fairview and Creek Wood as the Yellow Jackets won 13-7.

Bobby Sharp’s first victory as Columbia Central football coach didn’t come easily.

After one week, let’s just say – Mostradamus got off to a better start than a handful of local teams on the gridiron.