Game on tonight for the Tigers! The Marshall County Tigers' Region 6-AA semifinal at Creek Wood is confirmed for the 5:30 p.m. start time versus the host Red Hawks. more

After posting a 15-15 record and finishing tied for third in the District 12-AA standings last year, the Marshall County Tigerettes softball team expects to do bigger and better things during the 2015 campaign thanks to the return of seven starters and an influx of talented freshman. more

The Marshall County Tigers (19-10), who beat Camden Central 46-42 in the Region 6-AA opener last night in Lewisburg will have to wait another day before taking on number two ranked and undefeated Creek Wood (29-0) in the tournament semifinals. more

Region 6-AA Tournament clash is Marshall Co.'s first in 2 years The Marshall County Tigers have been off the region tournament stage for two years. That all changed after a second place tournament finish in the District 12-AA Tournament and now the Tigers look for a big post-season run when they open up Region 6-AA tournament play Tuesday night in Lewisburg versus the Camden Central Lions. more

The pride displayed representing your school is what most people will remember. The Forrest Rockets held its shield with honor, fighting to the last breath at the Tennessee Scholastic Sports Athletic Association State Wrestling Championships at the Williamson County Ag Expo Center in Franklin last weekend. more

The Marshall County Tigers (17-10) displayed plenty of heart on Valentine's Day, but were unable to pull off the upset of top ranked Christ Presbyterian Academy, as they were defeated 62-51 by the Lions on Saturday in the District 12-AA tournament championship game at Dottie Kelso Gymnasium. more

Having been knocked out of the playoffs in the first round of the District 12-AA tournament each of the last two years, the Marshall County Tigers exorcised some of their postseason demons on Friday night when they defeated the Cascade Champions 51-46 at home in the semifinals after receiving an opening round bye. Marshall County (17-9) had swept the regular season series against Cascade, but the Champions (19-9) had MCHS on upset alert late in the contest and trailed just 44-43 with 3:11 left in the fourth quarter. more

The Associated Press' Top 10 teams in each of Tennessee's three Division I non-financial aid classifications and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters. With first-place votes in parentheses, records through February 16, total points based on 10 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote: more

The Cornersville Bulldogs (2-22) made an early exit from the playoffs when they were defeated 64-33 by the Richland Raiders in Lynnville on Tuesday night in the first round of the District 11-A tournament. Aided by a strong first quarter performance, Richland (14-13) put the game out of reach early and built a 32-10 lead in the opening half before outscoring the Bulldogs 32-23 over the final two periods en route to advancing to the semifinals of the tournament. more

Cold shooting, turnovers, missed free throws, and a porous defense have been Forrest's downfall all season and it cost the Rockets an early exit from the post-season Tuesday night, losing 51-33 to Moore County in the first-round of the District 9-A Tournament in Eagleville. "We missed some easy ones, missed some free throws, and left some points out there," said Forrest coach Wes Hobbs. "They just outplayed us tonight." more

In just three years, a newfound love has paid off for Forrest's Sierra Waggoner, who recently signed a Letter of Intent to join Freed-Hardeman University's Lady Lions soccer squad next year. "I'm going to play soccer because it's really fun, Freed- Hardeman is a really good school, they have a really good soccer program, and I feel like I fit in really well there," said Waggoner. "And it's Church of Christ and that is what I am." more

Christ Presbyterian Academy (23-0, 10-0 District) completed an undefeated run through the regular season by thrashing the Marshall County Tigerettes 82-42 in Lewisburg on Friday night. The Lady Lions looked primed to make a deep postseason run, as they raced out to a 39-19 lead in the first half before outscoring Marshall County 43-23 over the final two quarters to claim its third straight victory over the Tigerettes (6-18, 2-8 District). more

The Marshall County Tigers were unable to stop Christ Presbyterian Academy's rampage through District 12-AA, as the Lions defeated MCHS 81-58 on Friday night in Lewisburg to finish undefeated in conference play. Having beaten its previous nine District opponents by an average of 38.9 points per game, CPA (25-4, 10-0 District) erased any notions of a potential Tiger upset bid early on by building a 49-27 lead in the first half. more

Marshall County High School honored their senior basketball players, cheerleaders, and managers before the start of the Tigers' game against CPA on Friday night. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Kemesha McFall, Jacey Perryman, Amber Crutcher, Grace Medley, Yazmin Allen, Christy Pettigrew, (back row, left to right) Kacy Pleas, Cale Shelton, and Chris Walker. Tribune photo by Louis G. Scheuchenzuber... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (9-17) ended the regular season with a thud on Thursday night, as they dropped a 47-31 decision to the Eagleville Lady Eagles on the road. Eagleville (13-14) steadily pulled away from Cornersville and built a 22-14 lead in the first half before outscoring the Lady Bulldogs 25-17 over the final two quarters to hand CHS its third straight loss. more

On Thursday night, the Cornersville Bulldogs (2-21) suffered their third straight loss when they were defeated 75-49 by the Eagleville Eagles (15-11) on the road in their regular season finale. Utilizing their deep bench, the Eagles' saw their offense take off early and flew out to a 39-19 lead in the first half before outscoring the Bulldogs 36-30 over the final two quarters to cruise the 26-point victory. more

The Marshall County Tigerettes' season came to an end Monday night in Wartrace, losing to the Cascade Lady Champions 51-46 in the first round of the District 12-AA Tournament. After trailing 25-16 at halftime, Marshall County exploded with 18 points in the third quarter to take a 34-33 lead, entering the final period of play. more