The Marshall County Tigers (17-8) defeated Cornersville for the third time this season when they beat the Bulldogs 5-2 on Friday at home on Senior Night. MCHS held a 3-1 lead through the first three innings of play before Cornersville (13-11) scored a run in the top of the fourth to whittle the deficit to 3-2. more

After losing to Pope John Paul II earlier in the morning, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (13-9) stayed alive in the Franklin/Sonic Tournament by defeating the Harpeth Hall Honeybears 3-2 in six innings on Saturday in the first round of the Bronze Division bracket at Fly Park. Having defeated Harpeth Hall 3-1 the previous evening during pool play, the Lady Bulldogs found themselves locked in a 2-2 tie with the Honeybears (12-5) at the end of the fifth inning in Saturday's contest. CHS then pulled out the victory by scoring the winning run in the bottom of the sixth thanks to a sacrifice fly by eighth grader Emma Mitchell to advance to the next round. more

Having won both of their pool games the previous evening, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (12-9) fell into the Bronze Division of the Franklin/Sonic Tournament after losing 6-0 in five innings to 2013 Division II Class AA runner-up Pope John Paul II on Saturday morning at Fly Park in the first round of the double elimination portion of the tourney. Bolstered by a pair of three-run innings, the Lady Knights (21-10) finished with six hits and two walks against two Cornersville hurlers to go along with two Lady Bulldog errors. more

After defeating a strong Gordonsville team a couple hours earlier, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (14-10) saw their run through the Bronze Division of the Franklin/Sonic Tournament come to an end on Saturday afternoon when they lost 3-0 in five innings to the Ravenwood Raptors in the semifinals at Fly Park. more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (14-9) notched an impressive win on Saturday afternoon at the Franklin/Sonic Tournament when they defeated the Gordonsville Tigerettes 2-1 in five innings at Fly Park in the quarterfinals of the Bronze Division. Having finished second in last year's Class A State Tournament, Gordonsville boasted a 22-8 record coming into their contest against Cornersville, but the Lady Bulldogs didn't appear to be intimidated by the Tigerettes' resume and jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second inning. more

After pulling out a dramatic comeback victory over Marshall County two days earlier, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (10-8, 4-5 District) came crashing back down to earth on Wednesday afternoon when they lost 11-1 in five innings to defending Class A state champ Richland in Lynnville. Having defeated Cornersville 10-0 in their previous meeting on March 31, the Lady Raiders (17-4, 6-1 District) took the wind out of CHS' sails early on Wednesday and built a 7-0 lead through the first two innings of play. more

Despite scuffling on the pitch for most of the afternoon, the Marshall County Tigers managed to earn a point in the District standings on Monday when they battled the Loretto Mustangs to a 1-1 tie at home on Senior Day. Loretto (4-5-2, 1-5-2 District) held a 1-0 lead late in the second half and appeared they might steal a road win, but the Tigers (6-5-1, 3-3-1 District) tallied a goal with eight minutes left thanks to a penalty kick by Luis Consuelo to salvage the 1-1draw. more

Culleoka took much of the fun out of Cornersville's Senior Day, as the Warriors defeated the Bulldogs 5-3 on Tuesday afternoon to salvage a split of the season series. Aided by some two-out magic, Culleoka (9-15-1, 6-6 District) built a 5-1 lead through the first four and a half innings of play before staving off a late Cornersville rally to hang on for the win. more

Staff ace David Looney produced another pitching gem for Cornersville (13-9, 9-2 District) on Monday night, as the junior southpaw tossed the second no-hitter of his CHS career to help lead the Bulldogs to a 4-0 road victory over the Culleoka Warriors (8-15-1, 5-6 District). Thanks to Monday's win, Looney ran his record to 8-1 this season and helped Cornersville remain tied for first place in the District 11-A standings with Columbia Academy. more

The Forrest Lady Rockets needed just three innings to defeat Middle Tennessee Christian School Tuesday night, run-ruling the Lady Cougars 16-0. The game was scheduled to be played in Murfreesboro, but because of unplayable field conditions, the contest was moved to the Field of Dreams in Chapel Hill. Forrest banged out 11 hits in the game, while Samantha King picked up the win in the circle for the Lady Rockets, tossing two innings of no-hit ball. more

The FMS Rockets defeated intra-county rival Cornersville 5-1 Wednesday night in the loser's bracket final of the Duck River Valley Conference Tournament at Liberty to advance to Thursday night's title game where they have to defeat Fayetteville twice to claim the championship. "Now we got to win two, we have done it before and we can do it again," said FMS head coach Bart Joyce. more

The Marshall County Tigers moved into a tie for third place in the District 12-AA standings with Page by beating the Cascade Champions 6-1 at home on Monday night. After Marshall County (16-7, 5-4 District) built a 4-0 lead through the first five innings of play, Cascade (14-11, 1-8 District) tallied a run in the top of the sixth to trim the deficit to 4-1 before the Tigers tacked on two insurance runs in the bottom half of the frame to claim their second straight win. more

Forrest had their backs up against the wall in Thursday night's winner take all battle in Unionville, knotted in a 2-2 tie through five innings before Landon Jones delivered a clutch two-run single in the sixth that sealed their first regular season District 9-A crown since 2006 for the Rockets in a 4-3 win. "These have been two good ballgames and we took care of business later in the year and we only needed to win one and we won a big over here today, like they did at our place on Monday," said Forrest head coach Chris Parker. "We did something special tonight that hasn't been done for a long time." more

TBCA Baseball Coaches Poll for April 23, 2014 The Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association (TBCA) is proud to present the fifth TBCA Baseball Coaches Poll of 2014. All records are through Saturday April 19. All records are taken from CoachT website. more

he Cornersville Bulldogs fell into a tie for first place with Columbia Academy in the District 11-A standings after losing 11-1 on the road to the Richland Raiders on Thursday in six innings. Richland (11-12, 7-5 District) mustered just six hits in the contest against two CHS pitchers, but were aided by 10 walks and three CHS errors, which led to five of the Raiders' 11 runs. more

he Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (9-7) completed the sweep of a doubleheader against Fayetteville by whipping the Lady Tigers 12-2 in five innings at home. After scoring only three runs in the first game of the afternoon, the Lady Bulldogs saw their bats heat up in the second contest and pounded out 13 hits overall against Fayetteville starting pitcher Riley Fleming and reliever Allie Heffington. more

On Thursday, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (8-7) snapped a three-game losing streak by defeating the Fayetteville Lady Tigers 3-0 at home in the first game of a doubleheader on Senior Day. Playing only five innings instead of the usual seven, the Lady Bulldogs held a 1-0 lead through the first three frames before tacking on two insurance runs in the bottom of the fourth en route to claiming their eighth win of the season. more

The Forrest Rockets needed just one win over Community in the Monday and Tuesday home-and-away District 9-A series to claim the regular season title, but the Vikings had other ideas as they came away with a big 3-2 win in Chapel Hill Monday night. "Two key things happened tonight, we left too many on base and we didn't get our bunts down," said Forrest head coach Chris Parker. "But, you can't cry over spilled milk, let's give Community credit, they came out ready to play, they were focused, and they came up with a big win." more

After suffering disheartening losses to Spring Hill and Lewis County the previous two days, the Marshall County Tigers (15-7) mended some of their wounds by defeating Richland 9-4 at home on Friday afternoon to complete the season sweep of the Raiders (11-13). The Tigers trailed 3-1 heading into the bottom of the second, but quickly rectified the situation and crossed home plate eight times over the next two innings to seize a 9-3 advantage before cruising to the five-run victory. more

On Monday, spring football practice commenced in Tennessee, beginning a new season on the gridiron and on Thursday, the Forrest Rockets got the party going a little early as they held their Lift-A-Thon, sponsored by The Chapel Hill Touchdown Association. "The Lift-A-Thon went well tonight, the kids have been working hard in the off-season, the place was packed and I am proud of each and every one of them," said Forrest head coach Matt Kriesky. "It's very important, I told the kids ever since we started raising money for this that not meeting our goals here will be like not meeting our goals when things get tough on the field, so about a week ago I got after the kids and they exceeded our goals tonight." more