The Marshall County 15U all-stars pounded out 15 hits and got a stellar performance on the hill from Tanner Garvin in game one Sunday night, but in game two the tables were turned as Lawrenceburg's Mason Pugh shut out the MC nine 4-0. Lane Whitesell, Chandler Harmon, David Looney, and Curt Taylor had the only hits for Marshall County in the contest, while Lawrenceburg managed seven hits off Looney. more

The 15U Marshall County Babe Ruth all-stars opened up the District 8 Tournament in style Sunday night, pummeling host Columbia 17-4. Tanner Garvin turned in a dominating performance on the mound for head coach Bradley Maddox's squad, tossing five innings of no-hit ball, including ten strikeouts and zero bases on balls. more

Not all of the 11 runs scored by the Elizabethton National Aces were due to the illegal bat thrown out of play in sixth inning, but it had a big part in the Marshall County's 12U All-Stars' 11-6 loss at Jim Warren Park in Franklin Friday night in the first round of 12U Cal Ripken State Tournament pool play. A lot of the early nine-run first inning damage was caused by a shot in their own foot by the MCYBSL squad as they committed five errors, hit two batters, walked two, uncorked two wild pitches, and let one passed ball go by in the fateful frame. more

The Marshall County Storm washed away the Columbia All-Stars with a deluge of runs on Friday night, as they rolled to a 12-3 victory in the first round of the 13-year old Babe Ruth District tournament at Lawrence County High School. After the Storm raced out to a 9-0 lead through the first four and a half innings of play, the game was delayed nearly an hour due to rain before Marshall County coasted to the nine-run victory. more

On Sunday, the Marshall County Storm advanced to the finals of the 13-year old Babe Ruth District tournament by defeating Giles County 12-2 in six innings at Lawrence County High School in the second round of the tourney. Facing an offense that had scored 21 runs in their previous contest against Lawrence County, Marshall County starting pitcher Will Johnson silenced Giles County's bats and yielded just two runs in six innings of work on five hits and two walks to earn the victory. more

After notching 7-0 win in the opening game of a doubleheader, the Marshall County Dusters (17-7-1) were unable to pull off the sweep, as the Murfreesboro Central Magnet Tigers eked out a 2-0 victory in six innings at Joe George Field in the nightcap. The two teams battled to a 0-0 draw through the first five innings of play before Central Magnet crossed home plate twice in the top of the sixth to escape with the two-run win. more

With the Senior Babe Ruth Southeast Regional tournament looming on the horizon later in the week, the Marshall County Dusters (17-6-1) tuned up for the event by defeating the Murfreesboro Central Magnet Tigers 7-0 in five innings on Monday night in the first game of a doubleheader at Joe George Field. more

The Friends of Henry Horton (FOHH), an environmental and conservation non-profit group recently held their 3rd Annual Four-Man Scramble Golf Tournament at the picturesque 7,060 yard Buford Ellington Golf Course inside Henry Horton State Park. The FOHH group provides support for Henry Horton State Park by assisting with Park programs, activities and the coordination of volunteers in order to protect the parks natural and cultural resources and provide educational and recreational opportunities. more

Marshall County Babe Ruth League 13-year old MVP Jay Howard set the tone for victory in Lawrenceburg Monday night, electrifying the crowd with a first inning, two-run inside-the-park homerun that sparked the 13U All-Stars to a huge 14-2 District 8 title clinching win. "We have kind of beat up each other over the years in this district, it has been back and forth and this was our year," said Marshall County head coach Mike Bailey. "These kids have played on different teams in Babe Ruth all summer and we have had just four practices, but they have really become a cohesive bunch." more

The Marshall County Youth Baseball and Softball League's 12U All-Star softball team will make a historic trip this summer when they begin play in the Babe Ruth World Series on August 4 in Alachua, Fla. "I am very proud for Marshall County and the state of Tennessee that we are going, I really am," said head coach Danny Hollingsworth. "We are going to go down there and we will do our level best to make Marshall County and the state of Tennessee proud of us." more

The Marshall County Dusters (16-5-1) had their three-game winning streak snapped on Monday night when they suffered a 4-0 road loss to Shelbyville Post 23 in the first game of a doubleheader. Coming off a nine-day layoff, Marshall County looked rusty at the plate and mustered just five hits against Shelbyville starting pitcher Collin Baldwin and reliever Van Boyce. Matt Sharp went 2-for-3 with a stolen base to pace the Dusters offensively, while Aaron Thomason, Brandon Bush, and starting hurler Cody Vernon each had one hit. more

Having lost 4-0 in the opening game of a doubleheader earlier in the evening, the Marshall County Dusters (16-6-1) were shutout for the second straight game by Shelbyville Post 23, as they were defeated 8-0 in four innings on Monday in the nightcap. more

The Marshall County 12U boys All-Stars traveled to Giles County last weekend and posted a 4-1 record to claim the District title. Marshall County's only loss came in a close 2-0 ballgame in game two versus Maury County. more

Last weekend, The Marshall County 12U All Stars braved the heat and travelled to Tullahoma to take first place in the USGF Recreation Ball Summer Scramble State and World Qualifier. more

The Elks' 12-year run as Marshall County Babe Ruth League champions came to a screeching halt this season and to make matters worse, A-Plus Collision Center handed down a 15-1 loss to the orange and black in the season finale Thursday night at the Jonathan D. Hollingsworth Field in Lewisburg. more

It was a disappointing year for pre-season favorite Marshall Medical Center who finished with a 6-6 record, but on the final night of the year, the medical center nine ended with a bang in a big 14-1 win over IMI (0-12). Zack Gordon went the distance on the mound to pick up the win for MMC, giving up just one hit, while striking out three, walking three and hitting two IMI batters. Gordon also had a big night at the plate in a 2-3 performance with two RBIs and one run scored. more

The Farm Center jumped out to a big 7-0 lead, but had to hold on tightly to the wheel as a resilient IMI squad put together a strong comeback before finally falling 10-6 in the battle of the two Marshall County Babe Ruth League Chapel Hill teams Tuesday night. IMI outhit the Farm Center six to five in the contest, but gave up eight walks, three hit batsmen, and committed three crucial errors that were the difference in the game. After Bryce Oliver (Farm Center) and Brayden Gentry (IMI) both turned in a scoreless first inning in their starting roles on the mound, the Farm Center struck pay dirt in the bottom of the second as they plated seven unearned runs off of Brayden. more

It was only fitting that the twelve-time defending champion Elks were on the plate last for the 2012 regular season champion Nichirin (10-2) squad, and for much of the game it was the Elks that held the upper hand until a defensive breakdown cost them in a 9-5 loss. Starting hurler Chandler Harmon held Nichirin scoreless through three innings and Nichirin starter David Looney was just as tough, allowing just two unearned runs in the bottom of third. more