Rivalries don't have to be ancient. From March 30, 2010 to March 27, 2014 the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs dominated District 11-A foe Mt. Pleasant 10-0, but since that 4-2 win at Maury County two years ago, the Lady Tigers have knocked Cornersville out of the district tournament twice and have won four-of-seven games in the series. The latest setback for Cornersville was a heartbreaker, losing 2-0 in 9 innings in Frog Bottom Tuesday night. more

Wednesday, March 23 MCHS at Columbia Central (Woodland Park) MCHS 6, Columbia Central 1 (Girls) Columbia Central 6, MCHS 1 (Boys) Girls Singles Cook def. Malbacias, 8-0. Andrews def. Sullivan, 8-4 Hooten def. Willis, 8-6. Haynes def. Carnahan, 8-3. Moses def. Mohundro, 8-3. more

March 21: Loretto at MCHS MCHS 7, Loretto 0 (Girls) MCHS 4, Loretto 3 (Boys) Girls Singles more

The Forrest softball and baseball teams took to the fields on a chilly night at Chapel Hill Monday and they came away with a sweep as the Lady Rockets (2-0) blasted MTCS 22-0 in three innings before the Rockets (4-1) beat winless District 9A rival Community 7-2. more

Monday March 21: Cornersville at Mt. Pleasant Cornersville 000 030 3-6 7 0 Mt. Pleasant 000 000 0-0 0 3 more

Mistakes were costly for the Marshall County Tigers Friday night as they committed five errors and had four passed balls in a 6-5 loss to Tullahoma at Lewisburg. "Those early mistakes hurt us," said MCHS coach Mike "Monk" Reese. "We battled back and left the bases loaded twice, so we were one hit away."... more

It was an early season test for two county softball rivals as Marshall County travelled to Cornersville Thursday night where the Tigerettes outlasted the Lady Bulldogs 7-3. "We hit when runners were on, I think almost every time we got a runner to second or third, we got a hit to drive those runners home," MCHS coach Heather Denton said. "And defensively, Sheroski (Allison) and Leah (Hollingsworth) came up with huge plays for us and Hannah Sheppard on a throw to home on a runner trying to take home on an error was huge. We made some key plays at key moments." more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club (MCWC) finished its season with overwhelming success, placing five wrestlers at the Tennessee State Amateur Athletic Union Championships at the Williamson County Ag Center in Franklin. The MCWC sent 12 wrestlers to the state tournament with defending state champion Landon Desselle leading the way by claiming his second title in two years. more

Tuesday, March 15 At Marshall County MCHS 4, Giles County 3 (Boys) MCHS 7, Giles County 0 (Girls) Girls singles Cook (MCHS) d. Pierce (GC), 8-3. Sullivan (MCHS) d. Hawk (GC), 8-5. Hooten (MCHS) d. Chapman (GC), 8-0. Haynes (MCHS) d. Bennett (GC), 8-0. Moses (MCHS) d. Robertson (GC), 8-2. Ingram (MCHS) d. Orewler (GC), 6-4. more

Richland 0 0-0 Forrest 3 4-7 more

Having the target on your back is a good thing because it means everyone is chasing your success and that was the case for the defending Class A state champion Forrest Lady Rockets, who took Cascade's best shot before disposing of the Lady Champions 5-3 in Tuesday night's season opener at the Field of Dreams in Chapel Hill. "We didn't even think about that, this is a New Year and I have told them already to put that stuff behind them because nobody cares. All that means is that you have a target on your back," Forrest coach Becky Cheatham said. more

The Marshall County baseball team welcomed the Lewis County Panthers to Lewisburg just a day after pummeling Hume Fogg out of Nashville 11-1 on opening day. The Tigers (1-1) started Tuesday night's game with an early 1-0 edge, but would play catchup the entire game before making one final push in the seventh inning. more

March 17: Cascade at Forrest Cascade 001 010 2-4 7 4 Forrest 204 013 X-10 7 1 Cascade: Shane Keel 2-2, Brady Parker 2-3, Keiron Patton, 1-3, Trent Sutton 1-3, Simpson 1-3. RBI: Keel 1, Seth Gardner 1, Presley 1, Brady Parker 1. Forrest: Austin Welty 1-3, Alex Brewer 1-2, Landen Jones 1-2, Boone Sweeney 1-2, Slayton Wild 1-4, Jonathon Lykins 1-3, Ryan Yelensky 1-3... more

The Marshall County Tigers knew coming into Thursday's opening round of the TSSAA BlueCross Class AA Basketball Championships that Fayette Ware was not going to be anything other than the West Tennessee brand of team that likes to run, gun and rebound. "I'm proud of the guys, they should enjoy it all and live it up," Marshall County coach Arnett Bodenhamer said. "But as a coach, as a competitor, I got a bad taste in my mouth, it's good and all, but that's not our goal, it was to bring home the gold or silver." more

The Marshall County boys soccer team opened up the 2016 soccer season looking to accomplish something it had never done before-- beat Shelbyville Central in a soccer match. The last three meetings have been close, with Marshall County (0-1) never falling by more than two goals and the Tigers hung tight with the Eagles (1-0) once again in Monday's season opener before falling 4-2 to the AAA team from Bedford County. more

The hard part about an opening day win is gauging whether your team is that good or if your opponent is having a down year, but one thing is for sure after the first game of the 2015-2016 season, the Marshall County Tigerettes know how to take care of business... more

Opening day. There are three days as a boy that brought joy to me. The last day of school, the first day of school and opening day of baseball season. On Monday, the spring prep season opened in Tennessee and at Forrest, the defending Class A state champion Summertown Eagles spoiled the Rockets' fun with a 10-5 win in the first meeting between the two schools since Alex Brewer's dramatic seventh inning homerun at Summertown that ended the Eagles' season two years ago in a sub-state game. more

Marshall County Tigers coach Arnett Bodenhamer and his squad have internally believed in their abilities to overcome and win against the odds, not listening to the pundits and predictors, who didn't give them much of a chance just a couple of weeks ago. Now the Tigers are changing minds in a hurry and they should be after travelling to Maplewood last Friday night and upsetting the sixth-ranked Panthers 56-54 in a dramatic come from behind win in a Class AA state sectional contest that punched Marshall County's ticket to the 2016 BlueCross Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association's State Basketball Championships. more

Tuesday, March 15 At Cornersville Culleoka 004 000 0-4 8 1 Cornersville 030 011 X-5 8 3 Culleoka: Vandiver 2-4, Montoya 2-4, Hardison 2-3, Hooper 1-4, Lovell 1-4. RBI: Vandiver 1, Montoya 1, Hardison 1, South 1. Cornersville: Garham Duke 2-4, Caleb Crowell 2-2, Aaron Fox 1-3, Colby Downs 1-4, Michael Allen 1-4, Knox Barnes 1-2. RBI: Duke 2, Ben Taylor 1, Crowell 1, Barnes 1. WP: Carson Stacey LP: Hooper more