Moon Classic putt worth $5,000 Bill Williams made the putt of his life Thursday afternoon at the 19th Annual J.R. Moon Golf Classic at Saddle Creek Golf Club. The Texas native sunk a 55 ft. bomb in the final round of the putting contest to win $5,000. more

Thursday, June 18 Boys T-Ball at Lewisburg, 7:30 p.m. 7U Boys at Giles County, 6 p.m. 8U Boys at Columbia, 6 p.m. 10U Boys at Lewisburg, 8 p.m. 12U Boys at Columbia, 6 p.m. more

The return of a Chapel Hill team to the Marshall County Babe Ruth League may not be the best news for the other four ball clubs as Clint's Air Care (CAC) has won its first five games of the season. CAC's latest win came easily, via a four-inning, 11-0 run-rule win over A-Plus Collision Center on Tuesday night. CAC pitchers Dylan Eady and Lane Allen combined to throw a no-hitter versus A-Plus. more

After an 8-0 win over A-Plus Collision Center in its last game, Nichirin was on the other end of the see-saw, trailing 8-1 before storming back for a 9-8 victory over Marshall Medical Center (MMC) Tuesday night at The Jonathan D. Hollingsworth Memorial Babe Ruth Field at Lewisburg. Nichirin's Jacob Freeland was the hero of the night, slamming a two-out, seventh inning double that drove home the tying run, plus the eventual game-winner. more

The Mike Tatum coached Cornersville Middle School Bulldogs posted a 16-7 regular season record and were the No.1 seed in the Duck River Valley Conference Tournament at Liberty Middle School where they finished in second place. In round one, CMS hurlers Carson Stacey and Raymond Cooksey combined for a no-hitter, shutting out Huntland, 10-0. The pair combined for 11 strikeouts in the contest as Stacey picked up the win. more

Besides unbeaten Clint's Air Care, Nichirin is the hottest team in the Marshall County Babe Ruth League. Nichirin (5-2) won its third game in a row, beating the Elks 4-2 Wednesday night at the Jonathan D. Hollingsworth Memorial Babe Ruth Field at Lewisburg. more

Gauge Anderson will be a big fan of rainy nights from now on as the Lewisburg Elks' Lodge No. 1990 hurler tossed five innings of no-hit ball versus Marshall Medical Center (MMC) before a deluge encompassed Jonathan D. Hollingsworth Field at Lewisburg Thursday night, ending the game. Anderson picked up the win and the no-hitter as the Elks won 3-0. more

Solid pitching, timely hitting result in easy win It was an early season big game for Nichirin, not wanting to fall further back in the standings behind first place Clint's Air Care. Nichirin came into its Thursday night's contest versus A-Plus Collision Center two games behind unbeaten Clint's Air Care and thanks to a solid pitching performance from Hunter Haurez and some timely hitting, Nichirin came away with a relatively easy 8-0 win. more

Forrest eighth-grader Wesley McCoy recently represented the Marshall County Wrestling Club (MCWC) and Team Tennessee at the Lee Pamulak Middle School National Duals in Des Moines, Iowa. McCoy took home a fourth-place trophy at the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) event, posting a 5-3 record in the 160-pound weight class, wrestling opponents from Montana, Illinois, Wyoming, Nebraska and Alabama. more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club (MCWC) competed at the Tennessee State AAU Wrestling Tournament last Saturday in Cookeville. Over 1,000 wrestlers from across the state competed in the tournament with the MCWC walking away with five wrestlers placing in the top five. more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club hosted a scrimmage last week with some of the top youth wrestling clubs in the area. more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club competed in the Wildcat Open in Lebanon last Saturday and the local grapplers continued its winning tradition. more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club recently competed in Crossville at the Region 1 and 2, Top 100 tournament against 682 of the best wrestlers the region has to offer. The club sent three competitors, Wes McCoy, John Morton, and Seth McCoy to the event. The group wrestled some hard-fought battles, with Wes McCoy finishing in first place in the 150-pound weight class, while his brother Seth McCoy finished second in the 165-pound weight class. Photo submitted... more

The Marshal County Wrestling Club competed at the 6th Annual Music City Brawl in Franklin on Saturday. The club brought 23 wrestlers of all ages and experience to compete with over 500 wrestlers from clubs all over the southeast region. more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club racked up four championships, three runners up and one third place showing at the Nolensville AAU wrestling tournament last Saturday. First Place wrestlers were; James Hery, Lucas Hery, Jake McDaniel and Shaun David. Runners up were; Jamie McDaniel, Jackson Hery and Clayson Jones. more

A team of former Marshall County Tiger football players earned bragging rights over their counterparts from Giles County when they pulled out a hard fought 16-12 win over the Bobcats on Saturday night at Preston Hopkins Field in a game sponsored by Alumni Football USA... more

Championship Flight 1st Place First Commerce Bank (57) Dean Delk David Delk Lewis Howard Joey Moorefield 2nd Place Town of Chapel Hill No. 2 (59) Anthony S. Puca Straley Holton Benji Gilliam Randy Gaskill more

A group of 33 former Cornersville Bulldog football players experienced the thrill of victory one more time on Saturday night when they pulled out a nerve racking 18-12 win in double overtime against a team of Richland alumni in front of a packed house at Wayne Hobbs Field in Lynnville. With the game being sponsored by Alumni Football USA, the two squads battled to a 6-6 tie through the first four quarters of play before each team scored a touchdown and failed on a two-point conversion attempt in the first overtime to leave the game knotted at 12-12. more