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Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 27]
Thursday, Jan. 26
Girls

West 26
South 52

Warren County Lost
North Won

Thursday, Jan. 26
Boys

West Lost
South Won

Warren County 51
North 39

Girls Standings
South 10-2
North 10-2
Warren County 8-4
White County 6-6
Harris 4-6
East 4-8
West 3-9
Coffee County 1-9


Boys Standings
White County 12-0
Harris 9-1
Warren County 8-4
North 6-6
Coffee County 5-5
South 5-7
West 1-11
East 0-12
Lady Wildcats Crush Lavergne for Second Win in a Row
Jan. 25 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats rolled over Lavergne 58-17 Tuesday night in Rutherford County, their second win of the season over the Lady Wolverines. It was the second win in a row for coach Dale Alsup's Lady Cats', including Friday night's big district victory at Columbia. It's believed this is the first time since 2002 that the Tullahoma girls have won two games in a row. Erin Layne led the Lady Cats' scoring with 14 points at Lavergne, Mylisha Edwards had 12, and Katie Lett scored 10. Kalyah Bland had eight, Grace Woodard scored four and Taylor Honea added three. Kentoria Alexander, Deja Morris and Hope Woodard scored two apiece, and Hannah Fanning added a free throw. The Wildcats, who are tied for the district lead, fell to the Wolverines in their contest.
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 24]
Monday, Jan. 23
Girls

Harris 46
West 30

{Abbie Jennings scored 12, and Sarah Garner and Alyssia Bowen had nine apiece for the Lady Bobcats.}

White County 20
East 28

(Anastasia Weddington had 13 points, including eight in the first half when the Lady Panthers built a 17-11 lead. Kerstin White had nine, Linley Hart scored four, and Sarah Coffelt adde two.)

South Lost
North Won

(The win moves the Lady Gators into a first-place tie with the Lady Trojans)

Coffee County 25
Warren County 30

Standings
South 9-2
North 9-2
Warren County 8-3
White County 6-6
Harris 4-6
East 4-8
West 3-8
Coffee County 1-9




Monday, Jan. 23
Boys

Harris W
West L

White County 51
East 21

(Amauri Burks scored nine, and Anthony Brazier added seven to lead the Panther offense. Aaron Torbert and Malik Bean had two apiece, and Nathan Ledford added a free throw.)

South 31
North 28

Coffee County 39
Warren County 41

(With the win and North's loss, Warren County takes possession of third place in the standings behind White County and Harris, two teams that are on a collision course for a Jan. 30 showdown in Shelbyville)

Boys
White County 12-0
Harris 9-1
Warren County 7-4
North 6-5
Coffee County 5-5
South 4-7
West 1-10
East 0-12
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 21]
Jan. 20 Results
Girls
Tullahoma 59
Columbia 57

Freshman Kentoria Alexander had 18 points, including five free throws down the stretch to help the Lady Wildcats earn this first district win in several years.

Franklin County 42
Lawrence County 64

Lincoln County 39
Shelbyville 44

Standings
Lawrence County 6-0
Franklin County 4-2
Shelbyville 3-3
Lincoln County 2-4
Columbia 2-4
Tullahoma 1-5


 Jan. 20 Results
Boys

Tullahoma 65
Columbia 59

Franklin County 43
Lawrence County 54

Lincoln County 65
Shelbyville 49


Standings
Lincoln County 5-1
Tullahoma 5-1
Lawrence County 4-2
Columbia 3-3
Franklin County 1-5
Shelbyville 0-6
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 20]
Thursday, Jan. 19
Girls

West Lost
Coffee County Won

Warren County Won
Harris Lost

White County 24
North 27

Thursday, Jan. 19
Boys

West 8
Coffee County 34

Warren County Lost
Harris Won

White County 42
North 24		 Girls
South 9-1
North 8-2
Warren County 7-3
White County 6-5
Harris 3-6
West 3-7
East 3-8
Coffee County 1-8


Boys
White County 11-0
Harris 8-1
North 6-4
Warren County 6-4
Coffee County 5-4
South 3-7
West 1-9
East 0-11
Hannah Sircy Signs Softball Scholarship at Motlow State
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Jan. 18 Tullahoma Lady Wildcat senior Hannah Sircy has signed to play softball next year at Motlow State Community College. [Photo]
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 18]
Tuesday, Jan. 17
Girls

East 22
North 39

South Lost
White County Won (3 OT)

Coffee County Lost
Warren County Won

Tuesday, Jan. 17
Boys

East 15
North 51

South Lost
White County Won

Coffee County Lost
Warren County Won

Girls
South 9-1
North 7-2
Warren County 6-3
White County 6-4
Harris 3-5
West 3-6
East 3-8
Coffee County 0-8


Boys
White County 10-0
Harris 7-1
North 6-3
Warren County 6-3
Coffee County 4-4
South 3-7
West 1-8
East 0-11
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 18]
Jan. 17 Results
Girls
Tullahoma 23
Lincoln County 75

Katie Lett led Tullahoma with 10 points.

Franklin County 54
Shelbyville 50

Lincoln County 62
Columbia 69

Jan. 17 Results
Boys
Tullahoma 56
Lawrence County 52

Marquel Hickerson had 14, Vann Williams 13 and Tyler Fishback 11 for Tullahoma.

Franklin County 47
Shelbyville 44

Lincoln County 77
Columbia 47

Girls Standings
Lawrence County 5-0
Franklin County 4-1
Lincoln County 2-3
Shelbyville 2-3
Columbia 2-3
Tullahoma 0-5


Boys Standings
Lincoln County 4-1
Tullahoma 4-1
Columbia 3-2
Lawrence County 3-2
Franklin County 1-4
Shelbyville 0-5
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 14]
Jan. 13 Results
Girls
Tullahoma 36
Lincoln County 68

Franklin County 63
Columbia 61

Shelbyville 37
Lawrence County 67

Boys
Tullahoma 48
Lincoln County 71

Franklin County 49
Columbia 58

Shelbyville 35
Lawrence County 38		 Girls Standings
Lawrence County 4-0
Franklin County 3-1
Lincoln County 2-2
Shelbyville 2-2
Columbia 1-3
Tullahoma 0-4


Boys Standings
Tullahoma 3-1
Columbia 3-1
Lawrence County 3-1
Lincoln County 3-1
Franklin County 0-4
Shelbyville 0-4
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 13]
Thursday, Jan. 12
Girls

Warren County 40
West 43

Abbie Jennings had 20, and Sarah Garner added 18 for the Lady Bobcats.

South Won
East Lost

Boys

Warren County 48
West 23

South Won
East Lost

(The White County at Harris games were postponed to January 30.)

Girls
South 9-0
North 6-2
Warren County 5-3
White County 5-4
Harris 3-5
West 3-6
East 3-7
Coffee County 0-7


Boys
White County 9-0
Harris 7-1
North 5-3
Warren County 5-3
Coffee County 4-3
South 3-6
West 1-8
East 0-10
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 11]
Jan. 10 Results
Girls

Shelbyville 65
Tullahoma 33 [Photos]

Turnovers and cold shooting led the Lady Cats to a 38-15 half-time deficit, but they rallied for a 14-13 advantage over the Eaglettes in the third period. Both teams played reserves in the fourth.

Lady Cats [33] Mylisha Edwards, 9; Katie Lett, 9; Kentoria Alexander, 4; Deja Morris, 4; Kalyah Bland, 3; Taylor Honea, 2; Hope Woodard, 1.

Franklin County 59
Lincoln County 53

Columbia 43
Lawrence County 78

Standings
Lawrence County 3-0
Franklin County 2-1
Shelbyville 2-1
Columbia 1-2
Lincoln County 1-2
Tullahoma 0-3 		Jan. 10 Results
Boys

Shelbyville 42
Tullahoma 57 [Photos]

Playing for the second night in a row, coach Jeff Taylor played reserves and starters equally in the first half, which resulted in a one-point lead at the break. The Cats finally broke it open in the fourth period.

Wildcats [57] Marquel Hickerson, 20; Allen Starks, 11; Jared Davis, 10; Austin Creasman, 6; Tyler Fishback, 6; Alex Rice, 4.

Franklin County 43
Lincoln County 63

Columbia 56
Lawrence County 51

Standings
Tullahoma 3-0
Columbia 2-1
Lawrence County 2-1
Lincoln County 2-1
Franklin County 0-3
Shelbyville 0-3
Camp Forest U-16 Squad Finishes Second at Riverdale
Jan. 10 The Camp Forest U-16 Soccer team placed second at the Murfreesboro Riverdale Indoor Tournament Saturday. [Story]
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Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 10]
Monday, Jan. 10
Girls

Harris 30
East 31 [Photos]

Lady Panthers (31) Kirsten White, 9; Anastasia Wellington, 13; Scout Parker, 2; Linley Hart, 7.

Lewisburg 31
West 38 [Overtime]

Sarah Garner had 17 points, including five 3-pointers for the Lady Bobcats. Abbie Jennings had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Alyssia Bowen had five points and 12 rebounds.

Coffee County Lost
White County Won
 Girls
South 8-0
North 6-2
Warren County 5-2
White County 5-4
Harris 3-5
East 3-6
West 2-6
Coffee County 0-7
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 10]
Monday, Jan. 10
Boys

Harris Won
East Lost [Photos]

Lewisburg Won
West Lost

Coffee County Lost
White County Won		 Boys
White County 9-0
Harris 7-1
North 5-3
Coffee County 4-3
Warren County 4-3
South 2-6
West 1-7
East 0-9
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 7]

Jan. 6 Results
Girls

Tullahoma 19
Franklin County 51

After trailing by three after one period, the Lady Cats scored only seven points over the next two quarters while the Rebelettes were pouring in 31.

Lawrence County 57
Lincoln County 17

Columbia 65
Shelbyville 68

Standings
Lawrence County 2-0
Columbia 1-1
Franklin County 1-1
Lincoln County 1-1
Shelbyville 1-1
Tullahoma 0-2

Jan. 6 Results
Boys

Tullahoma 52
Franklin County 32


The game marked the return of Wildcat coach Jeff Taylor to the sidelines after missing the first half of the season due to illness. Marquel Hickerson scored 23.

Lawrence County 66
Lincoln County 65

Columbia 37
Shelbyville 33

Standings
Tullahoma 2-0
Lawrence County 2-0
Columbia 1-1
Lincoln County 1-1
Franklin County 0-2
Shelbyville 0-2
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Jan. 6]
Girls
South 8-0
North 6-2
Warren County 5-2
White County 4-4
Harris 3-4
West 2-6
East 2-6
Coffee County 0-6		 Boys
White County 8-0
Harris 6-1
Coffee County 4-2
North 5-3
Warren County 4-3
South 2-6
West 1-7
East 0-8

Thursday, Jan. 5
Girls

White County 42
West 36

North 39
Harris 27

South 27
Warren County 23

East Won
Coffee County Lost
Thursday, Jan. 5
Boys

White County Won
West Lost

North 25
Harris 44

South 17
Warren County 39

East 19
Coffee County 41

Bucks in Position To Challenge for Conference Crown
Jan. 5 The Motlow Bucks are in position to challenge for the Tennessee Community College Athletic Association (TCCAA) regular season championship as they prepare to resume their season with a trip to non-conference rival West Georgia Tech in Oxford, Georgia on Tuesday, Jan. 17. [Story]
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Dec. 16]
Thursday, Dec. 15
Boys

West 45
East 42 [Photos]

North 34
Coffee County 24

South Lost
Harris Won

Warren County Lost
White County Won		 Boys
White County 7-0
Harris 5-1
North 5-2
Coffee County 3-2
Warren County 3-3
South 2-5
West 1-6
East 0-7

Note to Coaches: Need results of the Warren County at White County games played Dec. 15. If there are any errors in the conference record provided for your team, please notify me using the e-mail link at the top left of this page or call or text to 931-581-2653.
Thursday, Dec. 15
Girls

West 37
East 34 [Photos] [Cheerleaders]

North Won
Coffee County Lost

South Won
Harris Lost

Warren County Won
White County Lost		 Girls
South 7-0
Warren County 5-1
North 5-2
Harris 3-3
White County 3-4
West 2-5
East 1-6
Coffee County 0-5
Wildcats, Lady Wildcats Fall to Coffee County
Dec. 14 The Tullahoma Wildcats and Lady Wildcats both fell to Coffee County in non-district contests in Manchester Tuesday night. The Lady Cats dropped a 31-16 decision to the Lady Raiders, and the Coffee County boys handed Tullahoma's boys a 46-38 defeat.
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Dec. 13]
Monday, Dec. 12
Boys

West 14
North 54

East 17
Warren County 57

South 19
Coffee County 53

[White County and Harris were off]		 Boys
White County 6-0
Harris 4-1
Coffee County 3-1
North 4-2
Warren County 3-2
South 2-4
East 0-6
West 0-6
Monday, Dec. 12
Girls

West 23
North 47

East 25
Warren County 48

South Won
Coffee County Lost		 Girls
South 6-0
Warren County 4-1
North 4-2
Harris 3-2
White County 3-3
East 1-5
West 1-5
Coffee County 0-4

Note to Coaches: If there are any errors in the conference record provided for your team, please notify me using the e-mail link at the top left of this page or call or text to 931-581-2653.
Lady Bucks Drop Two on East Tennessee Swing
Dec. 13 The Motlow Lady Bucks surprised many Tennessee Community College Athletic Association (TCCAA) fans the first weekend of December when they swept a pair of conference foes at Copperweld Arena. This past weekend, the tide turned for them. The Lady Bucks (5-6, 3-4) were defeated on their east Tennessee road trip, falling to 10th-ranked Walters State 59-39 Friday night in Morristown, then traveling to Harriman and dropping a 73-43 decision to Roane State on Saturday. [Report by C. Scott Shasteen]
Seven Wildcat Players Receive Awards at District Banquet
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Dec. 12 Seven Tullahoma Wildcats received honors at the recent District 8 football banquet at the 4-H Center in Columbia. [Photo]
Motlow Bucks Pick up Rare Win at Walters State
Dec. 12 The Motlow Bucks closed the first half on a 15-0 run and never trailed again on their way to a 68-57 Tennessee Community College Athletic Association (TCCAA) win over the Walters State Senators on Friday, Dec. 9 in Morristown. The following day the Bucks, fighting fatigue in the second half, dropped an 81-69 decision to Roane State in Harriman. The Bucks (9-4, 4-3) will now have five weeks without games during the holidays, resuming play on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, when they travel to Oxford, Georgia for a pair of non-conference contests against West Georgia Tech. Motlow resumes TCCAA play at home, hosting Southwest Tennessee on Friday, Jan. 20 at 8 p.m. at Copperweld Arena.

[Report by C. Scott Shasteen]
Wildcats Blow Big Lead Then Rally for Win Over Columbia
Dec. 10 The Tullahoma Wildcats blew a 13-point lead in the fourth quarter but after falling behind by a point, they rallied in the final minute to post a 59-55 win over visiting Columbia in the district opener for both teams Friday night. Senior Jared Davis led Tullahoma with 19 points and joined fellow senior Allen Starks in hitting crucial free throws down the stretch to seal the win. [Photos]

Wildcats (59) Jared Davis, 19; Marquel Hickerson, 13; Allen Starks, 11; Alex Rice, 4; Tyler Fishback, 4; Austin Creasman, 6; Jacob Cooper, 2.

Jared Davis
Third Quarter Drought Costs Lady Cats in District Contest
Mylisha Edwards
Dec. 10 A scoreless third quarter and poor free throw shooting cost the Tullahoma Lady Wildcats an opportunity to nab their first district win in several years Friday night at the THS gym. Columbia defeated the Lady Cats 43-31, mostly due to an 11-0 advantage in the third quarter. The Lady Cats rallied in the fourth with one of their best offensive showings of the season, putting 17 points on the board. They were 5 of 13 at the line. [Photos]

Lady Cats (31) Mylisha Edwards, 6; Kalyah Bland, 10; Katie Lett, 3; Keja Morris, 2; Kentoria Alexander, 10.
Middle School Basketball Standings [Dec. 9]
Girls
South 5-0
Warren County 3-1
Harris 3-2
North 3-2
White County 3-3
East 1-4
West 1-4
Coffee County 0-3		 Boys
White County 6-0
Harris 4-1
Coffee County 2-1
North 3-2
Warren County 2-2
South 2-3
East 0-5
West 0-5

Note to Coaches: If there are any errors in the conference record provided for your team, please notify me using the e-mail link at the top left of this page.
Middle School Basketball Results
Thursday, Dec. 8
Girls

South 53
West 16 [Photos]

Coffee Co. vs. Harris postponed

East, North, White County and Warren County did not have conference games.		 Thursday, Dec. 8
Boys

South 50
West 39 (Overtime) [Photos]
Lady Cats Pick Up Third Victory, Wildcats Fall to Lavergne
Dec. 7 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats rolled to a 49-7 home win over Lavergne Tuesday night, improving their record to 3-6 and matching the total number of wins posted by last year's squad. The Wildcats had a poor third quarter and came out on the short end of a 69-57 decision. Austin Creasman and Allen Starks had 12 each, and Marquel Hickerson scored 11 to lead the Cats. Tullahoma plays host to Columbia Friday night in the district opener for both schools.
Wildcats Hold Off Patriots for Win in Home Opener
Dec. 6 The Tullahoma Wildcats nursed a big lead during most of Monday night's home opener against Murfreesboro Oakland but wound up having to fight for their lives down the stretch in a 62-57 victory. The Wildcats led by 13 at the half, opened a 17-point lead early in the third quarter but almost let it all slip away after point guard Marquel Hickerson fouled out midway through the fourth quarter. Oakland used a full-court press to scramble back into the game and had the momentum until Austin Creasman nailed a pair of free throws to give the Wildcats a bit of breathing room in the final minute. Hickerson led the Cats' scoring with 23 points in spite of sitting out most of the fourth quarter. Allen Starks had 12, Tyler Fishback scored nine, Jared Davis added eight, Austin Creasman had five, Jacob Cooper and Alex Rice scored two each, and Joseph London hit a free throw. Emmanuel Smith had 29 to lead Oakland. The Cats face Lavergne at home tonight. [Photos]
Marquel Hickerson
Lady Patriots Prove Too Much for Lady Cats To Handle
Mylisha Edwards
Dec. 6 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats will be happy to have seen the last of the Oakland Lady Patriots. Facing the talented Murfreesboro squad for the second time this season, the Lady Cats fell 71-24 in their home opener Monday night. Mylisha Edwards, Katie Lett and Elizabeth Hatch led the young Lady Cats with five points each. Kalyah Bland had four, Kentoria Alexander and Shayla Welton scored two apiece, and Erika Stovall had one. Emily Eubanks and Ellen Riggins had 17 each to lead Oakland. Riggins had 13 in the first quarter, and Eubanks had 12 as the Lady Patriots opened a 29-7 lead. The Lady Cats play Lavergne at home tonight starting at 6.
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