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Redskin soccer closes out regular season
The Loudon High School Soccer regular season came to a close after suffering a 3-1 loss at home against Chattanooga Christian on Tuesday, April 30, and a 2-0 shutout loss to Cleveland High School on Thursday, May 2. Against the Chargers, the Redskins went down early with two goals coming within the opening minutes of play. While Loudon battled through the remainder of the period they were unable to get...
Loudon baseball competes in District 5-3A Tournament
The Loudon High School baseball team had a full week of baseball as they competed in the District 5-3A Tournament over the past week and weekend at Bill Thompson Baseball Field. The Redskins started off the tournament on the right foot with a one-sided 14-4 win over Lenoir City High School on Thursday, May 2. It was evident from the jump that the ‘Skins were playing with energy. After even...
Lenoir City falls in District 5-3A Semifinals
The Lenoir City High School baseball team’s season came to a close Saturday on Bill Thompson Baseball Field as they fell 4-1 to Loudon High School in the District 5-3A semifinals. While the Panthers competed all throughout the week they couldn’t get over the hump and suffered their second loss to the Redskins. During their final matchup, the Panthers competed throughout the first three innings, but Loudon’s offense came alive...
Lenoir City boys tennis on the map; home courts could help
While the Lenoir City Tennis Team has never been well-known in the community, the success of the male players has been a major factor in the team getting more attention. Among these winning players is Diego Losada Alegria, an exchange student from Venezuela. Though this is his first year playing in the United States, he has five years of experience and has learned even more this season with his (East...
Tellico season ends with Kingston shutout
Tellico Plains was one win away from returning to the region tournament for the first time in three seasons, but the Lady Bears’ season came to a halt on May 7 losing 8-0 to No. 2 Kingston in a District 3-2A elimination semifinal. For Tellico (17-8), the bout marked the third time the two have met in May, splitting the two previous meetings. Kingston jumped out on the front foot, pushing two runs across in the bottom of the first and taking a 5-0 lead...
Vols’ signee Stratton Scott pitches combined no-hitter
2024 Tennessee signee Stratton Scott was the winning pitcher for Farragut High School (Farragut, Tennessee) in its, 11-0, victory against Maryville (Maryville, Tennessee) High School on Monday. The contest took place in the District 4-4A championship game at John Heatherly Field in Farragut. Scott combined with Braylon Hall and Michael Delph to pitch a no-hitter against Maryville. Scott pitched three innings in relief. He allowed one walk and recorded five strikeouts. Scott will be a third generation student-athlete at Tennessee after signing with the Vols in Nov. 2023. Scott’s grandfather, Bobby Scott, played quarterback for the Vols and in the National Football League. The 2024 prospect’s father, Benson Scott, played on Tennessee’s BCS national championship football team in 1998.
Oak Ridge hosts TSSAA Region 2 tennis events this week
Oak Ridge High School's Billy Bennett was the only member of the Wildcat and Lady Wildcat tennis teams to advance this past Saturday to the semi-finals of the District 4 "Individual" Tennis Tournament. He was one win away from making it to the Region 2 Tennis Tournament to be held in Oak Ridge this week. Billy...
Joines walkoff home run advances Tellico, eliminates Sweetwater
Addison Joines has been swinging a big bat the past few weeks. She did it again on Monday. With two on and no outs, the Tellico Plains freshman connected on the first pitch, launching a home run out of centerfield, advancing the Lady Bears into the District 3-2A semifinals and eliminating Sweetwater. For the Lady Wildcats, it was a sign of how cruel the game can be. Sweetwater limited the...
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