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Walker Valley Ends Wildcat Season With 1-0 Loss
May 19 The Tullahoma Wildcats (27-13) again saw their season come to an end one game short of the Spring Fling with a 1-0 loss at Walker Valley Friday night. The game went eight innings, and Walker Valley came up with a clutch hit on the heels of a walk and hit batsman in the bottom of the eighth. The story of this post season for the Wildcats was missed opportunities. After wasting several scoring chances in Wednesday's 10-inning, region final loss to Riverdale, the Cats again failed to capitalize in Friday's game. In the second inning, District 8-AAA 'PLayer of the Year' Sebastian Charboneau led off with a triple, but when Garrett Caldwell followed with a line drive right at the first baseman, he fired a quick strike across the diamond and doubled off Charboneau. The Wildcats left Jordan Moore stranded at second in the fifth inning when he singled and moved up on Austin Creasman's sacrifice bunt. Then, in the seventh, Tullahoma left runners stranded at second and third. Jordan Sheffield was brilliant on the mound for the Cats through 7.2 innings. After walking one and hitting one with two outs in the eighth, he was relieved by Justus Sheffield, and Walker Valley got the clutch hit to drive in the winning run with two strikes on the batter. The play generated a big collision at the plate between the Walker Valley runner and catcher Garrett Caldwell. Coach Brad White said Caldwell appeared to be OK.
Wildcats Fall to Riverdale in 10 Innings; Still Alive in Tourney
May 17 It took 10 innings to do it, but the Riverdale Warriors handed the Tullahoma Wildcats an 11-5 loss in the Region 4-AAA finals Wednesday night at Grider Stadium. Both teams advance to Friday's substate round with a trip to next week's state tournament on the line. The Wildcats travel to Bradley County to face Walker Valley, a 10-7 winner over Warren County Wednesday night. Riverdale stays home to face Warren County.The Wildcats missed a lot of scoring chances in Wednesday night's game and wound up having to fight back to tie the game with two outs in the seventh inning. Justus Sheffield singled, took second on Jordan Moore's bunt and scored on Jessie Haywood's single. After coming down to their final out to tie it in the seventh, it looked like the Cats might win it a couple innings later when Jordan Sheffield smashed a ball that bounced off the wall in left field. After just missing his second straight game-winning homer, Sheffield wound up stranded at second. Bradley Roepke started on the mound for the Wildcats and got relief help from Justin Brown, Austin Rogers, Sam Tomes and Peyton Phillips. Tomes did yeoman's duty after relieving in the fifth. He shut down the powerful Warrior offense until he appeared to tire in the 10th inning when Riverdale tacked on six runs to break the 5-5 deadlock. Wildcat coach Brad White will have Jordan Sheffield ready for Friday night's elimination game at Walker Valley, and Justus Sheffield could also help out on three days rest. Jordan Sheffield threw a no-hitter in is last outing during the district tournament against Columbia. Wednesday's game drew the largest crowd at Grider Stadium in years with the stands packed and fans standing along the fences.
Jordan Sheffield's Walk-off Homer Propels Cats to Finals
Justus Sheffield
Jordan Sheffield
May 15 Jordan Sheffield came to the plate in the bottom of the seventh inning in Monday night's Region 4-AAA tournament game at Grider Stadium and proceeded to deliver one of the most memorable moments in recent Wildcat baseball history. Sheffield ripped a walk-off home run over the left-field fence to hand the Wildcats a 3-2 win over Murfreesboro Siegel in the first round of regional tournament play. Not only did Sheffield cap a sensational game for himself, but his dramatic game ender also capped off a terrific night of high school baseball with both teams delivering great plays and clutch hits throughout. Sophomore Justus Sheffield, the District 8-AAA 'Pitcher of the Year', went the distance on the mound for the Cats and appeared to have the game in hand with two outs in the seventh inning and his team nursing a 2-1 lead. But, Siegel rallied with a single and double to tie it at 2-2. That brought Jordan Sheffield to the plate to lead off the bottom of the seventh against a Siegel relief pitcher, and he greeted him with the game-winning bash. The Cats trailed 1-0 in the bottom of the fifth when Jordan Sheffield crushed a mile-high fly ball to the deepest part of the park in left-center field and wound up with a triple. Zach Lampkin followed that by ripping a line-drive triple into the same part of the park, and when the throw to third got away, Lampkin got to his feet and raced home to give the Cats a 2-1 lead. Tullahoma will play Riverdale, a 1-0 winner over Columbia, in the region finals Wednesday at Grider Stadium. Both teams will advance to sub-state play with the winner getting a home game. [Photos]
Wildcats Claim District Tournament Crown With 10-0 Win
May 10 The Tullahoma Wildcats won the District 8-AAA tournament championship Wednesday at Lincoln County with a 10-0 shellacking of the Columbia Lions. It wasn't exactly a walk in the park for the Wildcats, however. The Lions, who had lost all three previous meetings with the Wildcats during the season, knocked off the Wildcats 2-0 in the first championship game. Since the Cats were undefeated in tournament play up to that point, a second championship game was required to settle matters. The 10-0 Wildcat win in that contest earned Tullahoma a home game in the first round of regional tournament play Monday at 6 p.m. Murfreesboro Siegel, the second-place team in District 7-AAA, will be the opponent. Columbia will travel to Riverdale for regional play. The Warriors also required two games to take that district's crown over Siegel.
Jordan Sheffield Hurls Wildcats to District Finals
May 8 Junior Jordan Sheffield hurled a no hitter and the Tullahoma Wildcats defeated Columbia 2-0 Monday night in the winner's bracket finals of the District 8-AAA baseball tournament at Fayetteville. The win not only guarantees the Wildcats a spot in Wednesday night's tournament finals but also a spot in the regional tournament. Whoever plays the Wildcats Wednesday, either Columbia or Lincoln County, will have to defeat them twice to claim the district crown. In Monday's game, the Columbia pitcher, Provy, was almost as effective as Sheffield. He allowed only three hits and both runs scored in the first inning.
Lady Cats' Season Ends With Tournament Loss
May 8 Lawrence County defeated the Tullahoma Lady Wildcats 4-1 in the District 8-AAA tournament at Lincoln County Monday night. The loss, paired with Tullahoma's opening-round loss to Franklin County, ends the Lady Wildcats' season.
Wildcats Cruise to 8-2 Win in District Tournament Opener
May 5 The Tullahoma Wildcats scored three runs in the first inning and never looked back in an 8-2 win over Franklin County in the district tournament Friday at Grider Stadium. District 8-AAA Pitcher of the Year Justus Sheffield worked the first four innings for the Cats to pick up the win, and Bradley Roepke picked up the save with three innings on the mound. Jordan Moore drove in four runs to lead the offense. The Wildcats face Columbia Monday at 4 p.m. in the winners bracket finals at Lincoln County. Columbia beat Lawrence County 3-1 Friday. [Photos]
Lady Wildcats Fall 6-5 to Rebelettes in Tourney Opener
Dani Kirkpatrick
Taylor Honea
May 4 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats fell 6-5 to Franklin County Thursday night in the opening round of the District 8-AAA softball tournament. After falling behind 4-0 after two innings, the Lady Cats rallied to finally tie the game 5-5 in the sixth inning only to see the Rebelettes rally for the winning run in the top of the seventh. Already playing without senior shortstop Hannah Sircy, who has an injured shoulder, the Lady Cats lost pitcher Dani Kirkpatrick after two innings with an ankle injury. Freshman Taylor Honea was outstanding on the mound for the final five innings, allowing only two runs. It was defense, not pitching, that did in the Lady Wildcats. They committed six errors on the night. Tullahoma drops to the losers bracket for a Monday night contest at Lincoln County against an as-yet-undetermined opponent. Franklin County plays powerful Lincoln County Saturday with the loser of that game also playing a Monday night losers bracket game. [Photos]
Wildcats Face Franklin County in District Baseball Tourney
May 4 The Tullahoma Wildcats open district tourament today at 6 p.m. when the Franklin County Rebels visit Grider Stadium. Franklin County rallied for nine runs in the seventh inning to overcome a 9-4 deficit against Lincoln County in Thursday's opening round.
Wildcat Hoops Coach Jeff Taylor Resigns; Takes FC Job
May 3 Tullahoma Wildcat basketball coach Jeff Taylor has resigned to accept the same position at Franklin County, according to THS Athletics Director Jerry Mathis. Mathis said the search is on for Taylor's replacement, noting there are several coaches in the area he plans to talk to about the job. Taylor's Wildcats won the district regular-season and tournament championships this season.
Wildcats Fall 6-3 to Mt. Juliet on Senior Night at Grider
April 28 The Tullahoma Wildcats fell 6-3 to one of the state's top teams, Mt. Juliet, Friday night at Grider Stadium. It was senior night for coach Brad Whilte's Wildcats with seven seniors playing their final regular-season game at home. The Wildcats are guaranteed at least one more home game during tournament play, however. Justus Sheffield provided two of the Wildcats' three runs with a two-run homer. Bradley Roepke started on the mound for Tullahoma with relief help from Jordan Sheffield. Mt. Juliet is the midstate's top-ranked team and the second-ranked team in the state. [Senior Night Photos]
Lady Cats Rally in Bottom of Seventh for Senior Night Win
Megan Grenier
April 27 It was a wild and wooly senior night for the Tullahoma Lady Wildcat softball team Thursday night, but it was ultimately a successful one. The Lady Cats topped Shelbyville 11-10 on senior Erica Stovall's bases-loaded double in the bottom of the seventh. Stovall, one of the team's four seniors, also had a homer in the game. Catcher Megan Grenier had two homers, and freshman Lindsey Bowen had a three-run triple. After leading 8-3 going to the final inning, the Lady Cats saw Shelbyville strike for seven runs in the top of the seventh. They came back to win it in the bottom of the inning on Stovall's bases clearing double. [Photos]

NOTE: Due to my computer not being able to read my mind, the Lady Wildcat-Franklin County pics from April 11 did not show up properly. Here they are. The computer apologizes. [Lady Cats-Franklin County Photos]
Camp Forest U15 Girls Win Nashville Soccer Championship
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April 26 The Camp Forest FC U15 girls won the Music City Invitational Soccer Tournament in Nashville last weekend with a 1-0 victory over Purple Rain from Memphis. The team put together an impressive run of wins to reach the finals, beating teams from Memphis, Nashville, Columbia and Kentucky. The final game was a rematch between the Purple Rain girls from Memphis and Camp Forest who played a previous match in the preliminary rounds with both teams deadlocked at 1-1. In the finals, Alex Ellison scored the game’s only goal to lift the Camp Forest girls to a 1-0 championship.

[Team Photo]
Wildcats Put Exclamation Point on District Championship
April 26 The Tullahoma Wildcats put the exclamation point on a perfect District 8-AAA regular season Wednesday night with a 15-4 win over Columbia. The Cats, who finished the district regular season with a 10-0 record, got to one of Columbia's ace pitchers, Heath Slatton, for eight runs in the third inning and went on to wrap it up against Columbia relief pitchers with a Bradley Roepke grand slam in the bottom of the sixth to end the contest on the 10-run rule. Sam Tomes pitched the first three innings for the Wildcats, who had wrapped up the regular-season crown the night before with a 4-1 win at Columbia. Justin Brown pitched the final three innings and allowed only one run to pick up the save. [Photos]
Sam Tomes
Wildcats Wrap Up Regular-season Championship With Win
April 25 The Tullahoma Wildcats defeated Columbia 4-1 Tuesday afternoon in Columbia. The victory wraps up the District 8-AAA regular-season championship for the Wildcats who carry a 9-0 district mark into game two of the series today at 5:30 p.m. at Grider Stadium. The Cats will have the number-one seed throughout the tournament and a first-round bye. Columbia also will receive a bye as the number-two seed.
District 8-AAA Baseball (4-20)
Wednesday Games/Thursday Games

Franklin County 0 Tullahoma 6
Tullahoma 4 Franklin County 2

Columbia 10 Lawrence County 0
Lawrence County 0 (6 inn) Columbia 6

Shelbyville 5 Shelbyville ?
Lincoln County 4 (9 inn) Lincoln Co ?		 Standing
Tullahoma 8-0
Columbia 7-1
Franklin County 3-5
Lawrence County 2-6
Shelbyville 2-5 ??
Lincoln County 1-6 ??
Wildcats' 4-0 Win Over Rebels Guarantees Tourney Bye
April 18 The Tullahoma Wildcats kept their district record perfect with a 4-0 win over visiting Franklin County Wednesday night. The Cats will carry that 7-0 district record to Winchester today for a 6 p.m. contest to wind up the regular-season series between the two teams. The Wildcats scored early then started adding on in the fourth when Austin Creasman walked, stole second and scored on two wild pitches. They made it 3-0 in the fifth when Sebastian Charboneau walked, stole second and wound up scoring when Jordan Moore reached on an error. The final run came in the sixth on Cody Farr's RBI single. Justus Sheffield came within one out of a complete game on the mound. Justin Brown came on to record the final out. With last night's win, the Wildcats are guaranteed one of the top two spots in tournament seeding and a first-round bye.
District 8-AAA Baseball (4-19)
Wednesday Games

Franklin County 0
Tullahoma 4

Columbia 10
Lawrence County 0 (6 innings)

Shelbyville 5
Lincoln County 4 (9 innings)		 Standing
Tullahoma 7-0
Columbia 6-1
Franklin County 3-4
Lawrence County 2-5
Shelbyville 2-5
Lincoln County 1-6
District 8-AAA Baseball (4-12)
Tuesday Games/Wednesday Games

Columbia 12 Lincoln County 1
Lincoln County 11 Columbia 3

Franklin County 8 Shelbyville 4
Shelbyville 4 Franklin County 0

Lawrence County 1 Tullahoma 4
Tullahoma 6 Lawrence County 2		 Standing
Tullahoma 6-0
Columbia 5-1
Franklin County 3-3
Lawrence County 2-4
Lincoln County 1-5
Shelbyville 1-5
Lady Wildcats Top Franklin County 4-3 in District Contest
Danielle Kirkpatrick
April 11 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats defeated Franklin County 4-3 Tuesday night to improve their district record to 3-4. The Lady Cats broke open a scoreless game in the fifth inning on an RBI single by Jamie Collins and a two-run hit by Joanna Lyle. Senior Brooklyn Boehm, who has battled an ankle injury all season, delivered the eventual winning run with a pinch-hit single in the sixth. Dani Kirkpatrick went the distance on the mound for coach David Cardwell's Lady Wildcats. [Photos]
Wildcats-Lawrence County Game Postponed Until Today
April 11 Tuesday night's Tullahoma Wildcat-Lawrence County baseball game was postponed in the bottom of the first inning after Wildcat senior Sebastian Charboneau suffered a seizure and was take to the hospital via ambulance. He was reportedly doing well later in the evening. The two teams will play a district double-header today at Lawrence County starting at 4 p.m.
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District 8-AAA Baseball (4-11)
Tuesday Games

Columbia 12
Lincoln County 11

Franklin County 8
Shelbyville 4

Lawrence County
Tullahoma [Postponed]		 Standings
Tullahoma 4-0
Columbia 4-1
Franklin County 3-2
Lawrence County 2-2
Lincoln County 1-4
Shelbyville 0-5
District 8-AAA Baseball (4-5)

Tuesday Games (Wednesday Games)

Lincoln County 8 (Tullahoma 3)
Tullahoma 12 (Lincoln County 2)

Shelbyville 7 (Columbia 9)
Columbia 9 (Shelbyville 0)

Franklin County 4 (Lawrence County 0)
Lawrence County 5 (Franklin County 3)

 Standings
Tullahoma 4-0
Columbia 3-1
Lawrence County 2-2
Franklin County 2-2
Lincoln County 1-3
Shelbyville 0-4
Lady Wildcats Beat Franklin County 5-3 in Nine Innings
March 30 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats defeated Franklin County 5-3 in nine innings Thursday night in Winchester. Hannah Sircy drove home the eventual winning run with a triple in the top of the ninth, driving home Nakia Elliott, who had singled. Megan Grenier singled home Sircy for the insurance run. The Lady Cats led 3-1 with two outs in the seventh before the Rebelettes rallied to tie it. Dani Kirkpatrick pitched all nine innings for coach David Cardwell's Lady Wildcats, scattering six hits and striking out four. Sircy was 3 for 4 with a double and triple, Grenier went 3 for 5, and Elliott and Chandler Hill had two hits apiece. The Lady Cat junior varsity also won.
District 8-AAA Baseball (3-29)
Tuesday Games (Wednesday Games)

Shelbyville 3 (Tullahoma 4)
Tullahoma 4 (Shelbyville 3)

Lincoln Co. 6 (Lawrence Co. 5)
Lawrence Co. 4 (Lincoln Co. 4)

Columbia 2 (Franklin Co. 0)
Franklin Co. 3 (Columbia 3)		 Standings

Tullahoma 2-0
Columbia 1-1
Franklin County 1-1
Lawrence County 1-1
Lincoln County 1-1
Shelbyville 0-2
Wildcats Open District Play With 4-3 Win Over Eagles
Brad Roepke


Game Photos
March 28 The Tullahoma Wildcats opened district play with a 4-3 win over visiting Shelbyville Tuesday night. For the most part, the game was a pitching duel between the Wildcats' Bradley Roepke and the Eagles' Hunter Joyce. The Eagles took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on a Jessie Duke homer, and the Cats tied it in the third when Jordan Moore walked, Justus Sheffield doubled and Sebastian Charboneau drove a run home on a grounder. The Cats drove Joyce from the mound in the fifth after Jordan Sheffield walked and Jordan Moore delivered a perfect hit-and-run single. Justus Sheffield then had an RBI double off a reliever, and Vann Williams came up with a pinch-hit single to make it 3-1. Jordan Sheffield relieved Roepke with one on and one out in the sixth. Jessie Duke had an RBI triple then scored on a wild pitch to tie it, but the Cats rallied one more time in the bottom of the inning when Zach Lampkin walked, Garrett Caldwell sacrificed him to second, and Jordan Moore came up with an RBI single. Game two of the series will be played at 5:30 today in Shelbyville.
Wildcats Roll to Double-header Sweep of Pioneers
March 24 The Tullahoma Wildcats improved their record to 6-2 with a double-header sweep of Warren County Friday night at Grider Stadium. The Cats opened the twinbill with a 15-0 win after scoring five runs in the first inning and six in the second. Jordan Sheffield picked up the win on the mound. Austen Rogers took the mound and picked up the victory in game two with Jordan Sheffield homer the big blow in a 6-1 victory. The Wildcats open district play at home against Shelbyville Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
Motlow Lady Bucks Sweep Cleveland State 7-2, 2-1
March 24 Danielle Davis raced home from third on a wild pitch in the bottom of the eighth inning to score the winning run in the second game as the Motlow Lady Bucks swept the visiting Cleveland State Lady Cougars 7-2, 2-1 Wednesday afternoon at the softball complex in Moore County. [Story]
Sircy Homer, Kirkpatrick Pitching Key Lady Cat District Win
March 21 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats finally got a balky offense cranked up Tuesday night with a 5-2 victory at Columbia. Senior Hannah Sircy, a Motlow signee, got things started for a Lady Cat offense that had been held scoreless so far this season with a two-run homer in the second inning. She added a double and single later in the contest. Junior Dani Kirkpatrick went the distance on the mound for the Lady Cats a day after they had been shut out in their district opener, 8-0, by Lincoln County
Roepke Leads Wildcats Past Murfreesboro Siegel
March 21 The Tullahoma Wildcats ran their season record to 4-2 with a 3-1 win over Murfreesboro Siegel Tuesday night at Grider Stadium. Senior Bradley Roepke picked up the win after sharing pitching duties with sophomore Justus Sheffield. Roepke also keyed the offense with a homer, a double and a single. The Wildcat victory comes on the heels of a 1-2 performance at a weekend tournament in Mississippi.
Wildcats Run Record to 2-0 With Win At Siegel
March 14 The Tullahoma Wildcats ran their record to 2-0 Tuesday night with a 4-1 win at Murfreesboro Siegel. Jordan Sheffield and Austin Rogers were sharp on the mound for the Cats, and Sebastian Charboneau provided the offensive punch with a two-run homer and a two-run single. The squad also had its second straight errorless game. Coach Brad White's Wildcats face more tough competition this weekend at a tournament in Mississippi.
Lady Wildcats Open With 12-0 Loss at Coffee County
March 14 The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats opened the season with a 12-0, five-inning loss at Coffee County Tuesday night. The Lady Raiders' two freshman pitchers combined for a no hitter. It was a hitless and scoreless affair before Coffee County erupted in the third and fourth innings.
Wildcats Open Season With 4-0 Win Over Red Raiders
March 13 The Tullahoma Wildcats got the season off to a great start Monday night with a 4-0 win over the Coffee County Red Raiders at Grider Stadium. In a game dominated by pitching, none was more dominant than Wildcat sophomore Justus Sheffield who threw 4.1 innings of hitless ball and struck out nine. Sheffield also delivered the big hit of the game when he walloped a three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth to give the Cats their four-run lead. Senior Austin Creasman drove in the Wildcats' other run with an infield grounder. Bradley Roepke looked sharp on the mound as the Wildcat starter, giving up only a bloop single in 2.2 innings of work. The Wildcats travel to Murfreesboro Siegel tonight then take part in a weekend tournament in Mississippi. [Photos]
Brad Roepke
Lavergne Edges Wildcats 68-66 in Region Semi-finals
Feb. 29 The Tullahoma Wildcats saw the program's best season in decades come to an end with a 68-66 loss to Lavergne Tuesday night in the Region 4-AAA semi-finals at Shelbyville. The Cats nursed a small lead going into the final minute, but four straight missed free throws in the final 30 seconds and a driving layup by Lavergne sealed the deal for the Wolverines' third win over the Wildcats this season. Junior Marquel Hickerson capped off a great post-season performance for the Wildcats with 31 points. Allen Starks had 11 points, Vann Williams had eight, Jared Davis scored seven, Joseph London added four, Austin Creasman contributed three and Tyler Fishback had two points. It was the final high school game for Wildcat seniors Allen Starks, Jared Davis, Austin Creasman, Jacob Cooper, Alex Rice, Colin Bowen and Marvin Gardner.
T-Town Wildcats Capture Huntsville AAU Championship
Feb. 28 The T-Town Wildcats sixth-grade boys AAU basketball team won the championship at the Fifth Annual SGR Classic in Huntsville, Ala. over the weekend. They won the championship game Sunday over Franklin County Heat by a 74-24 score. The team defeated teams from Murfreesboro, Fairview, Ala. and Franklin County in Saturday's preliminary rounds. The T-Town Wildcat’s are 8-1 so far this year with two tournaments played and several more on the schedule. Next is the 11th Annual Volunteer Open in Tullahoma starting March 9. [Team Photo]
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Cats Advance to Region Semi-finals With 70-57 Win
Feb. 26 Junior Marquel Hickerson poured in 31 points to lead the Tullahoma Wilddats to a 70-57 victory over Smyrna Saturday night in the first round of Region 4-AAA tournament play. Hickerson's stellar performance included 10 for 11 at the free-throw line in the fourth quarter when the Bulldogs were forced to foul in an effort to overcome an 18-point deficit. The Wildcats took a nine-point lead into the locker room at half-time, again in large part thanks to Hickerson who bombed in a shot from three-quarter length of the floor at the half-time buzzer to draw a roar from the large crowd on hand. It was far from a one-man show, however, as coach Jeff Taylor's Wildcats put together one of their best all-around performances of the season. Seniors Jared Davis and Allen Starks scored 10 points each in addition to doing a strong job on the boards. Vann Williams scored six, Tyler Fishback added five, and Joseph London and Jacob Cooper added four points each. The Wildcats advance to the region semi-finals Tuesday night in Shelbyville against the Lavergne Wolverines who defeated Lincoln County 62-59 Saturday night at Lavergne. District 8's Lawrence County lost 63-49 at home to Siegel, and Columbia went to District 7 champion Blackman and lost 44-38.

[Photos]
Wildcats Capture District Basketball Championship
Feb. 22 The Tullahoma Wildcats won the District 8-AAA tournament championship with a 62-50 victory over Lawrence County Tuesday night in Lawrenceburg. Coach Jeff Taylor's Wildcats used a balanced scoring attack to topple Lawrence County for the third time this season. Marquel Hickerson led the way with 14 points, Jared Davis and Allen Starks had nine apiece, Tyler Fishback had eight, Austin Creasman scored seven, Jacob Cooper added six, Vann Williams totalled five, and Colin Bowen and Joseph London scored two points each. The Wildcats open Region 4-AAA play Saturday night at home aginst Smyrna. The teams split their two meetings during the regular season.
Wildcats Make Finals of District 8-AAA Tournament
Feb. 19 The Tullahoma Wildcats rolled into the finals of the District 8-AAA tournament with a 66-58 win over Columbia Saturday night at Lawrence County, Junior Marquel Hickerson led the charge for the Wildcats with 32 points. They will face Lawrence County, which pulled off a 65-55 upset of top seed Lincoln County in Saturday's other semi-final contest. The Wildcats and Lawrence County will play for the championship Tuesday at 7:30 in Lawrenceburg. Both are guaranteed a home game in the opening round of next week's regional tournament. Lawrence County and Franklin County girls play for the championship Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Lawrenceburg. The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats lost in the first round this week at Shelbyville.
Excalibur Takes Championship of Tri Lakes Indoor Tourney
Feb. 14 Excalibur U-18 won the Tri Lakes Indoor Soccer Tournament at Tullahoma Action Indoors this weekend with a 2-1 victory over Camp Forest U-16 in the finals. The Excalibur team built a 2-0 first-half lead on goals by Alec Quintanilla and Casey Hopkins. Zach Norris from Camp Forest countered with a goal in the second half. This marks the end of the indoor tournament season with the players moving outdoors to play for their respective high school teams.
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Wildcats Top Red Raiders in Regular-season Finale
Feb. 13 The Tullahoma Wildcats finished off the regular season with a 54-46 non-district win over Coffee County Saturday night. The Lady Wildcats fell to the Lady Raiders 43-25.
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Feb. 11]
Feb. 10 Results
Girls
Lawrence County 58
Tullahoma 16 [Photos] [Senior Night]

Columbia 51
Lincoln County 65

Shelbyville 43
Franklin County 60

Final Standings
Lawrence County 10-0
Franklin County 8-2
Shelbyville 5-5
Lincoln County 4-6
Columbia 2-8
Tullahoma 1-9

[Top 2 teams get first-round tournament bye and automatic trip to regionals. Tullahoma will open tourney at Shelbyville, and Columbia will be at Lincoln County]


Feb. 10 Results
Boys
Lawrence County 50
Tullahoma 55 [Photos] [Cheerleaders]

Columbia 51
Lincoln County 73

Shelbyville 66
Franklin County 49

Final Standings
Lincoln County 8-2
Tullahoma 8-2
Columbia 6-4
Lawrence County 5-5
Shelbyville 2-8
Franklin County 1-9

[Lincoln County gets top seed by sweeping Tullahoma. Both get first-round bye and automatic trip to regionals. Franklin County opens tourney at Columbia, and Shelbyville goes to Lawrence County]


Note: After first-round games, the rest of the tournament will be played at Lawrence County.
Allison Barlow Signs Soccer Scholarship at Tech
Feb. 10 Tullahoma Lady Wildcat goalkeeper Allison Barlow signed a soccer scholarship with Tennessee Tech Thursday afternoon at the THS library. Barlow, who garnered All-State honors her senior year, is the daughter of Mike and Karen Barlow. She saved 80 percent of opponents' shots on goal through her varsity career and notched 15 shutouts. In addition to her prowess on the soccer field, she is a member of the National Honor Society. [Photo]
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Camp Forest Takes First, Webb Second in Webb Tourney
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Feb. 9 The Camp Forest Football Club White Team won the U16 division of the Webb Indoor Soccer Tourney. The team won 3-2 over the host Webb team in the finals with scores by Noah Lee, Brandon Tucker, and Alex Frederick. Webb's two goals scored by Insub Chung.
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District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Feb. 8]
Feb. 7 Results
Girls
Lincoln County 53
Tullahoma 42 [Photos] [Cheerleaders]

[Mylisha Edwards had 13, Kentoria Alexander scored 12, and Katie Lett added eight to lead the Lady Cats' scoring]

Lawrence County 58
Shelbyville 36

Columbia 38
Franklin County 50


Standings
Lawrence County 9-0
Franklin County 7-2
Shelbyville 5-4
Lincoln County 3-6
Columbia 2-7
Tullahoma 1-8		 Feb. 3 Results
Boys
Lincoln County 50
Tullahoma 49 [Photos]

[The Wildcats rallied from 14 down in the fourth quarter and missed a shot to tie the game in the closing seconds in a first-place showdown with Lincoln County.]

Lawrence County 39
Shelbyville 51

Columbia 64
Franklin County 61

Standings
Lincoln County 7-2
Tullahoma 7-2
Columbia 6-3
Lawrence County 5-4
Franklin County 1-8
Shelbyville 1-8
District 8-AAA Basketball Results and Standings [Feb. 4]
Feb. 3 Results
Girls
Tullahoma 35
Shelbyville 54

Lincoln County 63
Franklin County 76

Lawrence County 68
Columbia 45

Standings
Lawrence County 8-0
Franklin County 6-2
Shelbyville 5-3
Lincoln County 2-6
Columbia 2-6
Tullahoma 1-7		 Feb. 3 Results
Boys
Tullahoma 55
Shelbyville 38

Lincoln County 59
Franklin County 51

Lawrence County 44
Columbia 70

Standings
Tullahoma 7-1
Lincoln County 6-2
Lawrence County 5-3
Columbia 5-3
Franklin County 1-7
Shelbyville 0-8
Middle School Basketball Results and Standings [Feb. 3]
Thursday, Feb. 2
Girls

East 29
West 30 [Photos]

North Won
Coffee County Lost

White County Lost
Warren County Won

South 45
Harris 28

Boys

East 30
West 50 [Photos] [JV Photos]

North 26
Coffee County 27

White County Won
Warren County Lost

South Lost
Harris Won		 Girls Final Standings
South 12-2
North 12-2
Warren County 9-5
Harris 7-7
White County 6-8
East 5-9
West 4-10
Coffee County 1-13


Boys Final Standings
White County 14-0
Harris 12-2
Warren County 9-5
North 7-7
Coffee County 7-7
South 5-9
West 2-12
East 0-14

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