On Saturday, the Cornersville Middle School Lady Bulldogs recorded their third win of the season when they rallied to defeat the Richland Lady Raiders 15-13 at home. Richland (3-4) held a 12-9 lead through the first two and a half innings of play, but Cornersville relief pitcher Payton Salsman came in and cooled down the Lady Raiders' bats while the Lady Bulldogs (3-4) outscored their archrival 6-1 the rest of the way to pull out the victory. more

Cornersville starting pitcher Mary Taylor Hickman continued her recent run of excellence in the circle, as the hard throwing senior tossed her third straight shutout on Monday afternoon to lead the Lady Bulldogs to a 10-0 home victory over Culleoka in five innings. Hickman mowed down the Lady Warriors (0-5, 0-5 District) with relative ease and yielded just one hit in five scoreless innings of work while recording seven strikeouts and issuing no walks en route to earning her fourth win of the season. more

After posting a 2-2 record at the Smokey Mountain Invitational over the weekend, the Marshall County Tigers registered a big District win on Monday night when they defeated the Christ Presbyterian Academy Lions 5-2 at home. Having finished second in the District last year en route to reaching the Class AA State Tournament, CPA (10-5, 1-2 District) had Marshall County on the ropes early on and held a 2-0 lead through the first three innings of play. more

The Marshall County Tigers are off to a 3-1 start on the season and Coach Mark Redferrin is pleased with the way the squad has performed. "Overall, I'm very proud of our team thus far this season, not because of scores, but because we come to work every day, give our best, and let the results speak for themselves," said Redferrin. more

The Marshall County Tigerettes just want to play some ball. With just two games completed during this rainy, cold early season, the Tigerettes were fired up and ready to play on Wednesday in a make-up game versus Columbia Central at Reese Hambrick Field in Lewisburg. "I think it took us a while to get used to the timing of the pitcher, she was a little bit slower than the other two we faced back-to-back, so it just took us a while to get that timing," said MCHS coach Heather Denton. more

The prep baseball season goes by in a hurry, so a team doesn't have a lot of time to work through ups and downs. They have to bounce back fast from a setback. That's exactly what Marshall County High School did on Tuesday night as they traveled to Page and avenged an extra inning loss to the Patriots on Monday with an 8-0 blanking. more

Both sides wanted it bad, but the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs wanted it more. Revenge was sweet for Cornersville, but they had to wait until the final moments of the game to taste the sweetness of a hard fought 1-0 victory. "This absolutely gives us confidence right now, we need it to learn to beat these district opponents and that's what we did tonight," said Cornersville coach Eric Crabtree. more

Cornersville senior southpaw David Looney continues to produce for the Bulldogs, on the mound, at the plate, and in the dugout and practice field. "He is the veteran of the staff and he is always trying to help the other guys," said Cornersville coach Ben Putnam. "There is much more to David than just being a good pitcher, he is a team leader and that is nice to know out of your seniors."... more

Girls like to play in the mud too. Especially softball girls, who during much of their careers will play in some pretty harsh weather. There was not much of a window in the cold rain Thursday night, but the Forrest Middle School Lady Rockets needed just a small break as they beat Spring Hill Middle School 17-0 in three innings at the Field of Dreams in Chapel Hill. more

The Marshall County High School soccer team can score some goals, while not allowing a single one this season. The Tigers blasted Lawrence County 8-0 on Saturday to move to 2-0 on the season. more

The Forrest Rockets have early season swagger and so far, it's warranted. Ten runs in the first two innings of its last two games can make a team very confident. Forrest scored all four of its runs in the first two innings on Saturday as they came away with 4-2 non-conference home win over Lincoln County. more

Forrest standout hits winner vs. Moore Co. Respect comes in many ways. For Forrest's Samantha King, it means batting behind Katie Warrick, who is walked frequently by other teams that are just downright scared, or very smart. So far this season, King has delivered in the clutch and Monday in Chapel Hill, the sophomore first-sacker did it again, knocking in Kiyoko Puca in the bottom of the eighth inning to secure a 2-1 win over Moore County. more

The Forrest Middle School Lady Rockets ran off six victories in a row before losing a pair in a middle school tournament Saturday at Ridley Park in Columbia. FMS (6-2) beat EA Coffman 3-0 in the opening game on Saturday before coming up with a 6-2 win over Stewarts Creek. more

Cornersville ace Mary Taylor Hickman had a load on her mind when she went to the circle versus Fayetteville on Saturday. Hickman lost her grandfather on Friday, but came up with a gutsy performance, tossing a complete game as Cornersville topped the Lady Tigers 8-2. "Mary 'T' lost her grandfather last night and came out today focused and threw a great game and I am proud of her," said Cornersville coach Eric Crabtree. more

The Cornersville Bulldogs were busy last week, going 3-1 behind four consecutive solid starting pitching performances. On Monday March 16, Bulldog freshman Graham Duke stared the hot run from the hill, tossing six innings of shutout ball before Tate Lowery came in from the bullpen to close out the game in the seventh inning. more

The Marshall County Tigers have lost four games in a row since beating Lewis County 8-5 on St. Patrick's Day. Three of the losses came against 3A schools before the Tigers lost a 7-6 extra-inning District 11-AA contest versus Page Monday night at Joe George Field in Lewisburg. Murfreesboro Central Magnet, an experienced squad that reached the state tournament last season handed MCHS a 10-4 loss Thursday night in Lewisburg as they jumped out to an 8-1 lead and never let up. more

Hensons join Reese on Marshall County baseball coaching staff Longtime Marshall County High School baseball coach Mike "Monk" Reese and a pair of Chapel Hill sporting greats, Jimmy and Colin Henson have teamed up this season in a historic partnership, adding to the Tigers' storied history of coaching . more

Prep Schedule Friday, March 20 Baseball High School Forrest vs. Lincoln County MCHS vs. Rossview at Independence Cornersville vs. Fayetteville Softball Forrest at Spring Hill Cornersville vs. Culleoka CMS at Liberty LMS vs. Spring Hill more

he Marshall County Tigers opened the season with a 4-0 win on Cascade's pitch on Tuesday. more