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District Little League Results [7-2]
9-10s in Estill Springs
Tullahoma National 1
Estill Springs (A) 11

[Tullahoma to loser's bracket game at 6 p.m. Thursday]		 11-12s in Winchester
Tullahoma National 12 [Photos]
Manchester National 1

[Tullahoma to championship game at 7 p.m. Friday]
District Little League Results [7-1]
9-10s in Estill Springs
Tullahoma American 24 [Photos]
Estill Springs 6

[Estill Eliminated]		 11-12s in Winchester
Tullahoma American 6 [Photos]
Estill Springs 13

[Tullahoma American Eliminated]
District Little League Results [6-28]
9-10s in Estill Springs
Tullahoma National 9 [Photos]
Manchester National 6

Tullahoma American 13
Decherd 14

11-12s in Winchester
Tullahoma American 10 [Photos]
Manchester American 0

Tullahoma National 10
Winchester 0

10-11s
Tullahoma American 1
Winchester 4
Stephen Coffelt Takes Second in Schooldays Tourney
June 14 Tullahoma High School golfer Stephen Coffelt finished second in the prestigious Tennessean/Metro Parks Schooldays tournament at McCabe Golf course Thursday. Coffelt shot 68 to earn his way out of the 150-player field into the 16-player match play portion of the tournament. He won his first three matches in head-to-head competition, and that brought him face to face with the top amateur player in the state, Lexus Keoninh, who was looking for his second championship in the tourney. Keoninh jumped to a three-hole lead on the first nine, but Coffelt proved a tough one to break. He won the 12th and 13th holes to cut the deficit to one hole, then the two split the final five holes. The Schooldays tournament is in its 85th year and features boys and girls competition for players from age 12 to 17. Keoninh, a 17-year-old from Murfeesboro, will not be eligible next year, but the 16-year-old Coffelt hopes to return.
Mets Hold Off Tigers for Little League Championship
June 14 In many people's minds, the Mets were the team to beat in Tullahoma Little League play this season, and they didn't disappoint. The Mets grabbed the city championship trophy with a 10-7 win over a tough Tigers team Saturday at Cascade Park. The championship game was everything it should be--a favored team that was up to the task and an underdog that had no fear. It was 3-1 Tigers early, but the powerful Mets' bats rallied for a 10-3 lead. The Tigers fought back with four runs in the final inning and had the tying run at the plate when it ended. [Photos]
Coke, McNabb Finish With Identical Babe Ruth Records
June 14 Coke and Stan McNabb entered the final day of Tullahoma Babe Ruth regular-season play Saturday with identical records, and both pulled out wins to finish atop the standings with records of 8-3-1. McNabb started it with a 10-3 win over Sun-drop, then Coke held on for a 15-12 win over Lion's Club.

[Hunter Norris photos from earler games]
 Final Standings:
Coke 8-3-1
Stan McNabb 8-3-1
Lion's Club 6-5-1
American City 5-7
Sundrop 1-10-1
Little League City Tournament Results [6-12]
American League Championship
Tigers 3
Orioles 2

National League Championship
Mets 7
Cubs 3		 City Championship Game Saturday at 6 p.m.
at Cascade Park [Closing ceremonies to Follow]

Tigers vs. Mets
Little League City Tournament Results [6-10]
American League
Orioles 13
Rays 11

Tigers 11
Indians 6

American League Championship Game
Thursday, 5 p.m. at Cascade Field
Orioles vs. Tigers
 National League
Mets 9
Pirates 3

Cubs 4
Braves 2

National League Championship Game
Thursday, 7 p.m. at Cascade Field
Mets vs. Cubs
Smallwood, Beitel, Strite Roll to Soap Box Victories
Stock:
1. Richard Smallwood
2. Jacob Blair
3. Caroline Cooper (step daughter of Dr. Hunter Norris)

Super Stock:
1. Roscoe Beitel
2. Caleb Freeman
3. Shelby Adams

Masters:
1. Kaleb Strite
2. Courtney Harshman
3. Hailey Beitel

[Hunter Norris Photos]
Little League Action [6-7]
Cardinals-Pirates Photos

Orioles-White Sox Photos

Feature Photo
Babe Ruth Results [6-7]
Saturday's Game
Lions 14
Stan McNabb 3

Sundrop 9
Am City 5		 Standings:
Coke 6-2-1
Stan McNabb 6-3-1
Lions Club 6-4
Am City 4-6
Sundrop 1-8
Little League, Babe Ruth Action [6-3]
Josh Majors
Tuesday Babe Ruth:
Stan McNabb 8
Sundrop 4

Lion's Club 10
Coke 11

Standings:
Stan McNabb 6-1-1
Coke 5-2-1
Lion's Club 4-4
Am City 4-4
Sundrop 0-8		 Cards-White Sox Photos

A's-Braves
Photos

Stan McNabb-Sun-drop Photos
Nick Barstad
Babe Ruth Action [6-1]
Saturday's Games
Sun-Drop 1
Coke 13 [Hunter Norris Photos]

Stan McNabb 10
American City 5		 Standings
Stan McNabb 5-1-1
Coke 4-2-1
Lion's Club 4-3
Am City 4-4
Sundrop 0-7
Babe Ruth, Little League Action [5-29]
Braves-Cardinals Photos

Orioles-Tigers Photos

American City-Coke Photos
White Sprints Past Red 22-7 in Annual Spring Game
Zach Bryson
May 23 The White team defeated the Red team 22-7 Friday evening in the Tullahoma Wildcats' annual Red-White game, which was played at the Waggoner Park Frank Mullins Football field because construction continues at Wilkins Stadium. Derek Boles and Jared Davis quarterbacked the White team with top running back Zach Bryson in the back field. Jacob Honea was the quarterback for the Red squad, which featured Sam Eppley at running back. [Photos]
Tullahoma Babe Ruth League [5-28]
Standings Through 5-27
Stan McNabb 3-1-1
American City 3-2
Lion's Club 3-2
Coke 2-2-1
Sundrop 0-4

[Hunter Norris Photos]
Jones, Duke Playing in NCAA Regional Tournament
May 15 Former Tullahoma Lady Wildcat softball players Erica Duke and Chelsea Jones are taking part in the NCAA Regional Tournament this week as part of their UT-Martin team that won the OVC tournament.
Lady Bucks in Utah for National Championship Tourney
May 13 The Motlow Lady Bucks are in St. Georges, Utah for the national junior college championship tournament starting May 14. Tournament link:

http://www.sgcity.org/recreation/njcaa/
TMS Finishes Perfect Season With Tourney Crown
May 8 The Tullahoma Middle School Wildcats polished off a perfect season with a 9-0 win over North in the conference championship game Tuesday night in Winchester. Brandon Weddington threw a two-hitter for the Wildcats, who put together the first unbeaten season in the program's history.
District 8-AAA Baseball-Softball Results [May 6]
Tuesday's Baseball at Tullahoma
Tullahoma 0
Columbia 5

Coffee County 6
Columbia 0

[Coffee County makes it to championship game and qualifies for regional tourney]

Tuesday at Lincoln County
Lincoln County 10
Shelbyville 9

Lincoln County 12
Lawrence County 6

[Lincoln County and Lawrence County play today for a spot in championship game vs. Coffee County]


Tuesday's Softball at Shelbyville
Franklin County 3
Columbia 1

Shelbyville 1
Lawrence County 4

[Columbia, Shelbyville eliminated]

Franklin County-Lincoln County play today at 5 p.m. followed by Coffee County-Lawrence County
District 8-AAA Baseball Tournament [May 5]

Monday's Games at Tullahoma
Tullahoma 1
Coffee County 4

Coffee County 10
Columbia 2

Tuesday's Schedule
3:30 Tullahoma vs. Columbia (elimination game)
6:00 Coffee County vs. winner of first game

Monday's Games at Lincoln County
Lawrence County 12
Lincoln County 5

Lawrence County 6
Shelbyville 3

Tuesday's Schedule
3:30 Lincoln County vs. Shelbyville (elimination game)
6:00 Lawrence County vs. winner of first game
Wildcats Fall 4-1 in District Tournament Opener
Bradley Roepke
May 5 The Tullahoma Wildcats fell 4-1 to Coffee County Monday afternoon in the opening game of the District 8-AAA tournament at Grider Stadium. The Cats got a strong pitching performance from freshman Bradley Roepke, who gave up three runs in a shaky second inning but settled in and went the distance. The Cats will play Columbia today at 3:30 p.m. Columbia lost to Coffee County 10-2 Monday night. The tournament has been split to two sites, Tullahoma and Lincoln County, to make up for three days of rain delays. [Photos]
District Softball Tournament Still on Hold for Weather
May 5 The District 8-AAA softball tournament in Shelbyville has yet to begin because of the weather. It is hoped the tournament will get under way today at 5 p.m. with the Columbia-Franklin County game followed by a matchup between Shelbyville and Lawrence County. The losers of those two games will be eliminated from the tournament, which will then switch to a four-team, double-elimination format.
Late Rally Falls Short, Lady Cats' Season Ends
May 1 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcat softball team saw its season come to an end Thursday night in spite of a valiant, late-inning comeback in the District 8-AAA tournament play-in game at Shelbyville. Shelbyville led 8-0 before the Lady Cats rallied for four runs in the sixth inning after Meghan Brayton delivered a bases-loaded triple then scored on a wild pitch. Tullahoma added a run in the seventh and had runners in scoring position when the final out came via a hard-hit ball to the second baseman. The loss ended an injury-plagued year in which four different pitchers spent time on the injury list, including two with broken bones in hands that caused them to miss most of the season. Coach David Cardwell was forced to send six different starting pitchers to the mound in the team's 12 district contests.

 
 
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