On Tuesday night, the Lewisburg Middle School Tigers (9-4) had their three-game winning streak snapped when they were defeated 56-43 by a talented Rockvale Raven squad at home in their regular season finale. The Tigerettes (4-9), meanwhile, suffered their fifth straight loss after dropping a 38-25 decision to the Lady Ravens in the opening game of the evening. more

Forrest's wrestlers competed in the Creek Wood Invitational on Saturday. The results: Dylan Booker (182 lbs.) Champ. Round 1 - Dylan Booker (Forrest) over Jesse Robertson (Lipscomb Academy) (Fall 0:24) Quarterfinals - Logan Arkell (Montgomery Central) over Dylan Booker (Forrest) (Fall 4:15) Cons. Round 2 - Patrick Campbell (White House) over Dylan Booker (Forrest) (Fall 0:22) more

The Forrest Rockets just can't get anything sustainable going with their latest setback coming Tuesday night in Chapel Hill where they lost 53-37 to the Middle Tennessee Christian School Cougars. "Middle Tennessee Christian is a very good defensive team and they do a really good job of exposing your weaknesses and making you take low percentage shots," said Forrest head coach Wes Hobbs. "Early in the game we missed some easy shots and some free throws and got off to a very slow start. This definitely made it hard to come back." more

Spring Hill recorded their fourth straight victory over the Marshall County Tigerettes (5-12, 1-2 District) on Tuesday night when they defeated MCHS 67-46 in Lewisburg. The Lady Raiders (5-9, 1-1 District) dominated the first two quarters of play and built a commanding 37-14 lead in the first half before coasting to the 21-point win. more

With a big showdown against defending District 12-AA champ Christ Presbyterian Academy looming on the horizon, the Marshall County Tigers kept pace with the private school powerhouse in the conference standings by defeating the Spring Hill Raiders 77-55 at home on Tuesday night to remain undefeated in league play. After building a 31-22 lead through the first two quarters of play, the Tigers (12-6, 3-0 District) began to pull away in the second half and outscored Spring Hill 46-33 over the final 16 minutes to record their third straight victory over the Raiders (4-10, 0-2 District). more

After a week on a downward spiral, the Forrest Lady Rockets took a big turn upwards, coming away with a hard fought 65-59 win over No. 7 ranked Middle Tennessee Christian School (MTCS) Tuesday night in Chapel Hill. "Tonight we stayed together, we came out swinging like we needed to and played smart," said Forrest head coach Jeremy Jean. "It is all the little things that got us to fifteen wins, but we forgot about those last week and that falls on me, but we are going to get after it the rest of the season." more

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The Forrest Rockets travelled to Eagleville Friday and went toe-to-toe with the Eagles for much of the game before stumbling in the second half, costing the Rockets a 76-68 defeat. Eagleville's Calen Parker was a man on a mission, pouring in a game-high 32 points in the low post, staving off Forrest every time they would narrow the gap in the second half. more

The Forrest Lady Rockets began last week ranked No. 9 in the AP Poll, but a pair of road losses at Huntland on Tuesday and at Eagleville on Friday put them in fifth place in the District 9A standings and off the pollsters' radar. "This is the way we have played since Christmas, we haven't played very well and it showed," said Forrest head coach Jeremy Jean. "Teams have punched in the face and we just took it." more

The FMS Lady Rockets suffered their worst two defeats of the regular season at the hands of Cascade, but on Monday Forrest got revenge in a big way, eliminating the No. 2 seeded Lady Champions from the Duck River Valley Conference Tournament via a 39-27 win. "It was big win for us, I'm very proud of our young ladies tonight," said Forrest head coach David Junkins. more

The FMS Rockets (19-4, 19-0) picked up right where they left off during the regular season, blasting Fayetteville 52-14 Monday night in the second round of the Duck River Valley Conference Tournament in Chapel Hill. The top-seeded Rockets will be back in action Thursday night when they play the winner of Wednesday night's four/five seed second-round game where Community (11-7) takes on Moore County (11-7). more

It was tough sledding for both Cornersville basketball teams on Thursday night, as the Lady Bulldogs were drubbed 64-32 by the Huntland Lady Hornets on the road while the Bulldogs dropped a 76-47 decision to the Hornets in the nightcap. The Lady Hornets (11-5) stung Cornersville early and flew out to a 22-7 lead in the first quarter before outscoring the Lady Bulldogs 15-6 in the second period to open up a 37-13 advantage at halftime. more

The Marshall County Tigers got some payback against District rival Page on Friday night when they defeated the Patriots 56-42 on Homecoming to record their fourth straight win. After knocking MCHS out of the District 12-AA tournament in the first round last year with a 92-86 upset victory in double overtime, Page gave Marshall County all they could handle early on in Friday's contest and trailed just 23-22 at the end of the first half. more

Despite struggling to find their shooting stroke the entire night, the Marshall County Tigerettes picked up their first District win of the season on Friday when they defeated the Page Lady Patriots 35-31 on Homecoming. After the two teams battled to a 17-17 tie in the first half, the Tigerettes (5-11, 1-1 District) used a 13-7 run to seize a 30-23 lead early in the fourth quarter before staving off a late Page rally attempt to hang on for the four-point victory. more

The FMS Rockets completed a remarkable regular season Thursday night in Lynchburg, beating Moore County 44-25 to cap off an undefeated Duck River Valley Conference regular season schedule at 18-0. "I am very proud of the regular season and what the boys have been able to accomplish, but that is just one of our many goals that we set at the start of the year," said FMS head coach Randy Toombs. "Basketball has so many different seasons, pre, regular, Christmas break, post-break regular, and then tournament. We have taken them one at a time." more

The Forrest Rockets were in high gear on the mat Tuesday night in Chapel Hill, coming away with a convincing sweep over Page and Cheatham County. The Rockets fell behind early versus the Patriots, trailing 12-0 after losing a pair of pins to open the match, before Billy Clanton righted the ship with a pin over Daniel Vaughn in the 195-pound weight class. more

The Marshall County Wrestling Club (MCWC) competed in two big exposures tournament recently, beginning with the Clarkesville Top 100 Tournament that featured wrestlers from throughout the state. Points are awarded throughout the season in many separate statewide competitions to determine the best wrestlers in all the various weight classes. more

The Marshall County Tigerettes turned in their second lowest offensive output of the season Tuesday night in Lewisburg, falling 48-23 to Giles County in their District 12 AA opener. The Tigerettes (3-11, 0-1) are now 2-8 in their last 10 games and their three wins have come against teams with a combined 8-35 record. more

Although they had to shake off a little rust from their three-week layoff, the Lewisburg Middle School Tigers (9-3) proved to have too much firepower for Tullahoma West on Tuesday night when they defeated the Bobcats 55-35 at home to sweep the season series. The Tigerettes (4-8), meanwhile, fell to Tullahoma West for the second time this season after dropping a 28-22 decision to the Lady Bobcats in the opening game of the evening. more