The Marshall County 10U girls All-Star team traveled to Tullahoma last weekend and had a big time, winning the Rec Ball Blowout. more

Coming off a lopsided loss to the South Williamson Hammers two days earlier, the Marshall County eight-year old All-Stars were eliminated from the Cal Ripken District 8 baseball tournament when they were defeated 18-12 by the South Williamson Wreckers on Saturday night in the first round of the loser's bracket at the Richard Cashion Sports Complex. more

After splitting their first two games of the Cal Ripken District 8 baseball tournament, the Marshall County 11-year old All-Stars kept their championship hopes alive on Saturday night when they defeated Maury County 4-2 at the Richard Cashion Sports Complex in the first round of the loser's bracket. The two teams battled to a 2-2 tie through the first three innings of play, but Marshall County held Maury County scoreless the rest of the way while pushing across two runs over the final three frames to claim their second win of the tournament. more

Lewisburg's Allen Vore turned 91 years old on a rainy Saturday May 17, but he still played golf like he always does every day with the afternoon big group at the Lewisburg Recreation Center. On Sunday, Vore was teamed up with Karl Fisher, Willie Mitchell, and Mike Atkins, who witnessed the best belated birthday present of all for Vore when he aced the 170-yard, Par 3 fourth hole on the Ewell Butler Golf Course. "Allen will live off this for the rest of the summer," said his daughter-in-law Gayle Vore. "He is already on cloud nine." more

or the last five years, the Friends of Henry Horton (FOHH) non-profit conservation group has sponsored a four-man scramble golf tournament at the Buford Ellington Golf Course inside the park and on Friday, the turnout provided the FOHH with some funds to continue their work. "Without the support of our community in events like the Friends of Henry Horton Annual Golf Tournament, the impact we make on our amazing park would be impossible," said Park Ranger Ryan Jenkins. "The Friends of Henry Horton Annual Golf Tournament has become an opportunity for people to embrace this message and support our mission as caretakers and lovers of the park while receiving the added fun and benefits of a great day of golf." more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club recently competed at the TN AAU State Wrestling Championships and the Chapel Hill based group came away with success. more

The Discovery Gymnastics, headquartered in Columbia has concluded their busy schedule for the season. The Level 3 Competitive Team participated in the following meets: K-Town Showdown in Knoxville, You're the One in Gallatin, Intrigue Invite at Opryland Hotel, Music City in Franklin and the State Meet at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville. The Level 3 Team placed 3rd at K-Town, 7th at You're the One, 6th at Intrigue Invite and 6th at Music City. The following gymnasts and some of their top placements at these meets are as follows: more

The Marshall County Youth Baseball and Softball League MCYBSL) is excited about the upcoming season as a new board of directors takes over in Lewisburg. Newly elected MCYBSL president Craig Blackwell said, "We have some great people here and great history and I am very proud to be the new president, plus I am fortunate enough that we are going to have some of those people stay over to help us out."... more

Team First Commerce, consisting of David Delk, Dean Delk, Ryan Sweeney, and Joey Morefield fired a 15-under par score of 57 to claim the top spot in the Chapel Hill Lions Club Golf Tournament at Henry Horton State Park Friday. Finishing in second place in the championship flight, two shots back, was the Big 'G' Express team of Tim Tipps, T.J. Tipps, Joe Liggett, and Andy Blackwell, while third place went to the Jeff Nicholson led team with Brandon Romer, Josh Seiber, and Jason Voss, who scrambled to a 60. more

On Friday, at the Buford Ellington Golf Course, the Cothran foursome of Lee and Stacey Cothran, along with Jerry Byrd and Anthony Puca lit up the fairways and greens at Henry Horton State Park, shooting a 12-under par 60 to win the Forrest Alumni Golf Tournament. The Cothran team finished three shots clear of the field as Team Barnes and Team Walls tied for second, posting identical nine-under par 63s at the 6,325-yard tract in Chapel Hill. more