Area Sports
By Tim Case The Owls of Smith County Middle School flew in to Pat Parker field last Tuesday night and handed the Macon County Junior High Tigers an early season loss 16-6.
By: Misty Green The Red Boiling Springs High School Bulldog football team improved to 2-0 for the 2011 season after hosting Mt. Juliet Christian last Friday night, August 26.
By Tim Case The MCHS Tigers were handed their first loss on the season Friday night by the Trousdale County Yellow Jackets in front of a packed Tiger Stadium.
The MCHS golf team hosted White House High School, Westmoreland High School and RBS High School golf teams at the Macon County Golf Course.
By Tim Case The Macon County Jr. High Tigers won big in their home/ season opener against Cannon County Middle School.
By: Misty Green Football fans came to the Red & Grey grid iron of Red Boiling Springs this past Friday night to see if this year’s team could continue adding victories to the history books. Since the seven-year curse of 61 consecutive losses was shattered three seasons ago, the Bulldogs were eager to face…
By Tim Case The MCHS Tigers looked very impressive in their season opener at home Friday night against 1A powerhouse Jo Byrns. In front of a capacity home crowd the Tigers flexed some 4A muscle as they blasted Jo Byrns 35-7.
The Macon County Sports Hall of Fame had their 11th annual banquet at the Red Barn Winery on Saturday night June 4th, 2011. This year there were five new inductees and one sports team recognized.
The Macon County High School Girls Track team had a strong showing at the TSSAA A-AA State Track and Field Meet this week. Freshman Katie Swindle and Junior Katelyn Bean both represented their school well.
On Thursday May 19th, 2011 two young ladies from MCHS qualified for the A-AA State Track Meet to be held in Murfreesboro. The strong showing, due in part two these two, helped propel the ladies from Macon County to a 4th place finish as a team in the middle Tennessee section meet at David Lipscomb…