Despite losing three starters from last year's squad, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs are looking to turn in another solid campaign on the basketball court under longtime coach Micah Landers after posting a 17-11 record last year. After starting the 2011-12 campaign with a 6-9 record, the Lady Bulldogs won nine of their last 10 regular season games en route to capturing their fourth straight District 11-A regular season crown. more

After enduring some trials and tribulations during the 2011-12 basketball campaign with an extremely young lineup that featured three freshmen starters, the Cornersville Bulldogs hope those growing pains result in more victories this season under new coach Gerard Randolph. Hindered by the loss of senior center Mike Lovett, who suffered a knee injury in the third game of the season, the Bulldogs won just two games last year while finishing last in the District 11-A standings. more

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The Cornersville Middle School Lady Bulldogs (3-5) suffered their second straight loss on Thursday night when they dropped a gut wrenching 30-29 decision to the Riverside Christian Academy Lady Knights (3-4) at home. After taking a 17-16 lead into halftime, the Lady Bulldogs held a tenuous 25-23 advantage at the end of the third quarter. CMS, however, was unable to hold onto the lead in the final period, as the Lady Knights used a 7-2 run to pull ahead 30-27 with 1:15 left before making three late defensive stands to take home the one-point victory. more

On Thursday night, the Cornersville Middle School Bulldogs picked up their first win under new coach Gerard Randolph when they defeated the Riverside Christian Academy Knights 38-33 at home. With Randolph sitting his usual starting lineup at the beginning of the game, CMS trailed by as many as 13 points in the first quarter but steadily chipped away at the deficit and narrowed the gap to 21-17 at halftime. more

The Lewisburg Middle School Tigerettes (1-1) were dealt their first loss of the season on Monday night when they dropped a 28-22 decision on the road to an athletic E.A. Cox Lady Cougar squad. E.A. Cox (2-3) held LMS' offense in check for much of the contest and built a 15-11 lead in the first half before opening up a 21-13 advantage late in the third quarter en route to claiming the six-point victory. more

After hammering Spring Hill 51-25 in their season opener seven days earlier, the Lewisburg Middle School Tigers recorded their second straight lopsided victory on Monday night when they thrashed the E.A. Cox Cougars 52-29 on the road. Although E.A. Cox came into Monday's contest with a 3-1 record, the Tigers (2-0) were never seriously challenged by the Cougars and built a 30-15 lead in the first half. more

FMS took on Eagleville for some Monday night basketball in Chapel Hill, beginning with a nail biting 28-24 win by the Lady Rockets, but the Rockets could not get the sweep as they lost to the Eagles 41-28. An early Brynn Colvin basket and a fast break bucket by Madison Curtis at the buzzer was all the scoring the Lady Rockets could manage in the first quarter versus Eagleville, but they trailed by just two points at 6-4. In the second period, FMS outscored the Lady Eagles 13-4 thanks to some great defense and second chance buckets to lead at the half 17-10. more

In four seasons at the helm of the Lady Rockets, Forrest head coach Jeremy Jean has posted a 95-31 overall record and a sparkling 48-6 District 9-A mark, including a state tournament appearance in 2008, but a second-round Region 5-A tournament exit in 2010 and a stunning first-round district tournament loss last year has left Jean with a bad taste in his mouth. Jean said about the disappointing finish, "It still stings; last year wasn't acceptable to me either. That all falls on me, I have to keep them more focused. This year, I think the hunger, the fight, and the memory of what happened last year will keep that from happening again. We have to be mentally prepared and come to practice every day to get better." more

Forrest head coach Wes Hobbs turned in an incredible first season on the bench last year, posting an overall 24-9 record, while winning the regular season District 9-A title with a a 13-1 mark, but a second round 57-51 Region 5-A tournament loss to McEwen spoiled the magic carpet ride for the Rockets. "I am glad to be back; we had great time last year and look forward to another good time this year," said Hobbs. "I think we kind of came in under the radar last year and surprised some people. It was a perfect situation with all the support of the players, the community, the parents, and the administration here." more

MCYFL ended their regular season on a Tuesday night with two games in the Pee Wee division. The Eagles struck first with Demari Braden scoring on a 4 yard TD run. D'Corian Jameson added the extra point run and the Eagles led 7-0. The Packers answered back quickly with Antwon Cowthorn breaking free for a 62 yard TD run to make 7-6. In the 2nd quarter Braden put the Eagles on the scoreboard again with a 5 yard TD run. Jameson again added the extra point run and the Eagles went into halftime with a 14-6. more

After crushing Elkton 52-14 the previous evening, the Cornersville Middle School Lady Bulldogs (3-4) had their modest two-game winning streak snapped on Tuesday night when they dropped a 40-20 decision to an undefeated Bridgeforth Lady Bobcat squad in Pulaski. Having defeated CMS 46-17 in their previous encounter on Oct. 23, the Lady Bobcats (4-0) took control of Tuesday's contest in the first half and held a 23-10 lead at the break before outscoring Cornersville 17-10 over the final two quarters to claim the 20-point victory. more

The Cornersville Middle School Bulldogs (0-5) are still searching for their first win of the season after suffering a lopsided 43-5 loss to the Bridgeforth Bobcats in Pulaski. Cornersville had put up a tough fight in the previous meeting between the two teams on Oct. 23 before eventually falling 35-27 to the Bobcats. more

Westwood seventh-grader Kursten Hawkins may be the class of the Duck River Valley Conference this season and she put on a show Tuesday night in Chapel Hill, pouring in 27 points to lead Manchester over FMS 45-29. "It's tough stopping one player that is very good," said FMS head coach Rhea Webb. "I thought we gave it a good run, but we had some mental breakdowns and had some trips that hurt us. It seems that when we get tired our mental mistakes take over, and we have to get over that." more

The Forrest Middle School Rockets bounced back from a pair of tough lopsided road losses with a big 36-28 win over their namesakes from Westwood Tuesday night in Chapel Hill. FHS head coach Wes Hobbs, who teamed up with former FHS coach Davy McClaran in the coaching box in the absence of Randy Toombs, said about the coaching duo, "Coach Toombs went up to be with his daughter, her husband is being deployed to serve our country and we were happy to fill in and we enjoyed it. It was fun working together with coach Mac and I think the boys had fun too." more

After losing big to undefeated Cascade on Thursday night in Wartrace, the FMS Rockets suffered their second straight lopsided road loss 58-22 at Liberty on Monday. Forrest started quickly versus the Patriots and held a 6-3 lead after a Jacob Jones basket with just over two minutes to play in the first quarter. It was all Liberty from that point on as the Patriots outscored the visiting Rockets 9-1 for the remainder of the period to lead 12-7 after the first six minutes of hardwood action. more

The FMS Lady Rockets snapped a three-game losing streak Monday night at Liberty, pulling off an exhilarating 36-34 comeback win to avenge a 27-22 opening season loss to the Lady Patriots. "That was great," said FMS head coach Rhea Webb. "It was really great to see the girls get down and then see them come back together and pull out the win." more

The Lewisburg Middle School Tigerettes got off to a promising start to the 2012-13 basketball campaign by going on the road and defeating the Spring Hill Lady Generals 40-17 on Monday night. After trailing much of the first half, the Tigerettes used a late run in the second quarter to take a 14-12 lead into the break. more

Having won the TMSAA Class AA Middle Tennessee Sectional tournament three out of the last four years, the Lewisburg Middle School Tigers appear to have reloaded once again after going on the road and crushing Big South Conference rival Spring Hill 51-25 in their season opener on Monday night. The Tigers took command of the game early and built a 27-8 lead in the first half before opening up a 50-15 cushion at the end of the third quarter en route to claiming the 26-point victory. more

The Cornersville Middle School Lady Bulldogs (1-3) failed to advance to the finals of the Cornersville Athletic Booster Club tournament for the first time in four years after losing 28-24 to Columbia Academy in the semifinals on Thursday night. CA held an 11-9 lead at halftime before opening up a 26-16 advantage midway through the fourth quarter. The Lady Bulldogs engineered a late rally and sliced the deficit to 26-24 with :48 left, but Columbia Academy held Cornersville scoreless on their final three possessions to hold on for the four-point victory. more