The Marshall County Tigers soccer team ended five years of frustration on Thursday by defeating archrival Forrest 1-0 in Lewisburg. After playing to a 1-1 draw in their lone encounter last season, the two teams appeared headed for another stalemate on Thursday after neither squad scored through the first 69 minutes of action. MCHS senior striker D.J. Brown, however, broke the deadlock a few moments later when he scored an unassisted goal in the 70th minute to give the Tigers the 1-0 victory... more

With the postseason three weeks away, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (14-2) pulled an all-nighter this past weekend to prepare for their upcoming final examination, as they posted a solid 3-2 record at the Lincoln County Border Battle while playing until early Sunday morning... more

By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer Marshall County Tigerette senior Kwanza Pillow had a great day Thursday, started by her official signing to play softball at Calhoun Community College in Decatur, Ala., and then the team's leading hitter went 3-3 at the dish in the 7-0 win over arch rival Page, completing the season sweep over the Williamson County school... more

The Tigerette basketball program over the past three years plus is not just measured in the amount of wins or state championships, but in the recognition of the talented players by college coaches, who continue to pursue the girls from Lewisburg to play basketball at the next level... more

Marshall County High School's Kwanza Pillow recently signed a two-year college scholarship to continue her softball career at Calhoun Community College in Decatur, Ala. Pillow, the Tigerettes leading batter this season will get a full ride to take the diamond for the Lady Warhawks and said at the signing, "This feels great, I have been waiting for this since T-Ball."... more

The Cal Ripken youth baseball league kicked off their inaugural season in Lewisburg with a bang on Saturday at the Richard Cashion Complex on Spring Place Road as the Minor League Division held the season-opening Jamboree. There is no sport that serenades the sounds of spring in a manner that can equally match that of youth league baseball and softball. ... more

The Forrest Lady Rockets have dominated District 9A opponents for almost four years, compiling a 52-game winning streak versus their league rivals, dating back to April 26, 2005. Friday night in Chapel Hill, the rejuvenated Cascade Lady Champions came to town and gave the Lady Rockets a scare before succumbing 6-0... more

Lewis County takes 2-1 pitching duel By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer Marshall County's Mieke Wallace and Lewis County's Shelby Thompson got locked up in an old-fashioned pitching duel Wednesday in Hohenwald and the Lady Panthers came out on top 2-1... more

It's the kind of day you dream of if you like to hit. In the end, it's the kind of day you just want to be over. The Forrest Rockets crushed visiting Van Buren 16-1 and 21-0 in a doubleheader in sunny Chapel Hill Monday afternoon. The Rockets (5-4, 4-2) banged out 28 hits in the two games, putting together multiple run producing innings of 10, 8, six twice, and 5 in the two-game destruction of Eagle pitching... more

In the spring sports season the best laid plans can go awry because of Mother Nature's gift of regenerating the earth with rain. Experience, perseverance, and a willingness to be flexible as a ball club can pay huge dividends down the road at the Spring Fling... more

Forrest Middle ends season with wild win By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The Forrest Middle School Lady Rockets had their backs up against the wall versus E. A. Cox in a Southern Middle School Conference play-in game Friday , but came away victorious on a two-out, two-run, pinch hit in the bottom of the 7th inning by Kaitlin Ladd for an 8-7 win... more

Tigers Sweep Giles County By Louis G. Scheuchenzuber Once is good, but twice is nice. The Marshall County Tigers (4-3, 4-2 District) completed the season sweep of Giles County on Tuesday night when they ventured down to Pulaski and defeated the Bobcats 9-7... more

Bulldogs battle back for extra inning win By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The Cornersville Bulldogs are a resilient group of ball players and it showed Tuesday down in the Santa Fe valley when they scrapped and clawed for nine innings before coming out on the winning end of a 7-5 win... more

Cole too tough to handle By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The undefeated and un-scored upon Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (5-0) traveled to Lynchburg Monday afternoon, taking on the Moore County Raiderettes and kept the scoreless streak intact with a 9-0 shutout behind an outstanding nineteen-strikeout performance from senior southpaw Summer Cole... more

After suffering a 3-2 loss to archrival Giles County the previous day, the Marshall County Tigerettes bounced back with a 2-0 victory over the Spring Hill Lady Raiders at home on Friday thanks to solid defense and a strong pitching performance by starting hurler Mieke Wallace... more

David slayed Goliath Thursday night in Cornersville, as the CHS Bulldogs (3-2) defeated the Marshall County Tigers 8-7 behind some clutch hitting and a gritty performance by senior pitcher Chuck Bassham. Marshall County held a 4-2 lead through the first four innings of play, but Cornersville exploded for six runs in the bottom of the fifth to seize an 8-4 advantage before fending off a late rally by the Tigers (2-3)... more

The LMS Tigerettes (7-3) completed the series sweep over Forrest Middle School (3-7) Friday in Chapel Hill with a 13-8 win and in the process, secured first place, going into the conference tournament, beginning this Friday at Reese Hambrick Field in Lewisburg... more

Coming off a 19-0 victory over Santa Fe in their season opener, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (2-0) laid waste to another District 11-A foe Monday afternoon when they pounded the Culleoka Lady … more

The Marshall County Tigers' early season offensive struggles continued Tuesday night, as MCHS dropped a 7-2 decision on the road to District rival Page. After defeating Marshall County 6-4 the previous evening in Lewisburg, the Patriots jumped out to a 5-0 lead through the first two innings of play. The Tigers trimmed the deficit to 5-1 in the top of the fourth, but Page tacked on two insurance runs to open up a 7-1 advantage before coasting to the five-run victory... more

The LMS Tigerettes drew first blood in the inter-county rivalry home and home series with the FMS Lady Rockets, coming from behind with a five-run fifth inning to take a 6-3 win at Reese Hambrick Field in Lewisburg Wednesday afternoon. Tigerette head coach Lee Perryman said, "It is always a tough game versus Chapel Hill. All the girls have played together and against each other for such a long time. We put some hits together today and came out on top."... more