Photos from last week's PGA Jr. League golf match at the Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain, taken by Kirk Carter.
Following the best Cumberland County High School football season in 20 years, the Jets are back in action for spring and summer offseason work.
High school football in Tennessee is two months away, and the Stone Memorial Panthers have been in action this spring and summer preparing for the 2022 campaign.
Summer basketball camp is underway for the new-look Cumberland County High School Jet basketball team as CCHS looks to replace seven seniors from last year.
Photos from last Saturday's annual Kids Fishing Derby at Meadow Park Lake, taken by Michael Lindsay. More than 180 kids fished in the derby put on by TWRA and the city of Crossville.
With summer basketball camps in full swing, the Stone Memorial Lady Panther basketball team is looking for growth entering the 2022-’23 season.
Fresh off a Class AAA state final four appearance, the Stone Memorial High School boys basketball team is back in action for summer team camps.
A field of 126 golfers battled a heat wave Monday and Tuesday at the 13th Tennessee Senior State Open at Fairfield Glade’s Stonehenge Golf Club.
A season of heightened expectations awaits the Cumberland County Lady Jets basketball team, whose summer team camp schedule is currently underway.
I thought the baseball team was different.
CRYSA's annual soccer camp awarded individual MVP awards for each age group along with an overall camp MVP on Friday.
Photos from last week's CRYSA youth soccer camp, taken by Kirk Carter and Michael Lindsay.
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commissions have set the state’s hunting and trapping seasons for 2022-’23.
The 24th Golf Capital of Tennessee Women’s Open is set to return to Fairfield Glade’s Stonehenge Golf Club for the 14th consecutive year this July 21-23.
Photos from Monday and Wednesday's Cumberland County HS Jet free youth football and cheer camps, taken by Michael Lindsay and Kirk Carter.
Cumberland County High School’s second annual free youth football and cheer camp wrapped up Wednesday afternoon following three days of instruction and fun.
The Cumberland County High School football and cheer teams are hosting a free youth camp June 6-8 from 5:30 p.m. until 7. Youth in kindergarten through eighth grade are invited for the three-day camps.
Photos from last Saturday's Cumberland County vs. Stone Memorial alumni football game, taken by Kirk Carter.
Professional golfers from across Tennessee converged onto Lake Tansi Golf Course earler this week for the City of Crossville Team Championship.
Six Crossville athletes competed in Tuesday’s TSSAA Class AA state track and field meet with three bringing home top-three finishes.
Talk about going out in style.
Cumberland County senior Treven McGhee is the Tennessee Class AA boys 300-meter hurdles state champion following his first-place finish in the TSSAA track and field meet in Murfreesboro Tuesday evening.
Jets take down Scott for second consecutive Region 3AA title; Soddy Daisy scores with 9.4 seconds remaining to clinch state berth
Photos from Saturday's Class AA Sectional soccer game between Cumberland County and Soddy Daisy, taken by Michael Lindsay. Soddy Daisy defeated CCHS, 3-2, in double overtime.
The Region 3AA boys soccer championship is staying in Crossville as the Cumberland County Jets defeated Scott Thursday, 2-0, for their second consecutive region title.
U.S. national soccer team star Megan Rapinoe is among a group of leading sports figures who have expressed anger over the Supreme Court’s decision to strip the nation’s constitutional protections for abortion, decrying an erosion of rights that women have had for a generation. Billie Jean King, who just celebrated the 50th anniversary of Title IX, is also dismayed by the decision. Women playing for teams, including NWSL's Racing Louisville and the WNBA's Dallas Wings, will be directly impacted by the decision.
Ryan Preece won for the second straight year at Nashville Superspeedway and gave David Gilliland Racing its second consecutive NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory Friday night. Preece shot ahead on the final restart with nine laps left and held off fellow Ford driver Zane Smith. Preece has made only eight Truck starts, winning both of the series’ events on the 1.33-mile oval. He also has won twice on the Xfinity Series. The 31-year-old Preece, from Berlin, Connecticut, is a reserve driver for Stewart-Haas Racing. He’s racing a limited scheduled in NASCAR’s top three series. Cup driver Todd Gilliland won for his father’s team last week in Iowa on the dirt at Knoxville Raceway.
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