Area Sports
The MCHS Baseball team ended their season this week in the play-in game in the District 9AA Tournament. Earlier in the week they finished their regular season against Gordonsville.
In an exclusive interview with the Macon County Chronicle sports reporter Wally Etheridge, Cindy and David Porter announced last Friday that they are resigning as co-head coaches of the Softball program at Red Boiling Springs after 17 years to devote more time to their families and especially their grand-children.
One of the most prestigious softball tournaments is held every year in Cookville and many triple A and double A schools play in what is called The Duff Tournament and Red Boiling Springs play’s in this event every year although the teams usually are much stronger including Community High School who the Lady Bull Dogs…
The Macon County High School Softball finished up the regular season with a record of 16 wins and 12 losses.
The Macon County High School Baseball team didn’t finish the season as strong as they had hoped.
The Macon County Track Team recently competed in the Buster Relays in Nashville. Teams from all over the mid-state competed in this event.
Coach Monica Braswell and the Tigerettes from Macon County split two important District 9AA contests this week. They entered the week sporting a record of 16 wins and 12 losses.
Macon County High School Baseball now boasts an 11-12 record after this week’s games. The Tigers dropped two District 9AA games to first place Goodpasture Christian and lost a heartbreaker to DeKalb County before closing the week with a win at Red Boiling Springs.
The Red Boiling Springs Lady Bulldog softball team knew they had their hands full when the Lady Tigerettes from Gordonsville are the opponent as was the case last Tuesday night.
The Macon County High School Baseball team has hit a road-bump mid way through the season. This past week they dropped two crucial district contests dropping them into a tie for third in District 9AA. They also managed to pick up two non-district wins.