The Cornersville Bulldogs (2-3) snapped a two-game losing streak Tuesday night by defeating the Middle Tennessee Christian Cougars 51-41 at home. The Cougars came into the contest with a 3-1 record and beat Cornersville twice last season, but the Bulldogs controlled the tempo against Middle Tennessee Christian and never trailed in the game en route to capturing their second victory of the season. ... more

After eliminating Cornersville from the playoffs last season in the Region 6-A tournament en route to advancing to the Class A State semifinals, Wayne County (3-1) handed the Lady Bulldogs (4-1) their first loss of the year Saturday by defeating CHS 60-49 in the Noon Rotary Thanksgiving Classic at Columbia Central High School... more

The Lewisburg Middle School Tigers (7-1) took control of first place in the Southern Middle School Conference Monday night in Lewisburg with a down to the wire 40-35 win over Whitthorne (5-3). The victory was the second of the year for LMS over their namesakes from Maury County... more

While all of our bellies were full of turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie, and giblet gravy and deep into the leftovers on Friday night, the Marshall County Tigerettes traveled to Pulaski, carving up Pearl Cohn 55-36 in the opening round of the Martin Methodist Border Battle... more

The Forrest Rockets grabbed the turkey wishbone Friday night and broke off the big end, winning a close 44-39 contest over the Richland Raiders. The Rockets came out of the gate strong, scoring the games' first nine points. Ferris Perkins' rebound and put-back got the Rockets on the board on their first possession and after a Raider miss, Preston Pratt went downtown for three for a 5-0 Forrest lead... more

The Forrest Lady Rockets never left Chapel Hill over the holiday weekend, enjoying their home cooked turkey dinner with a sweep of the Forrest Thanksgiving Classic, beating Richland on Friday and followed the win over the Lady Raiders with another win over Tullahoma on Saturday... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (4-0) fattened their win total Friday night in the Noon Rotary Thanksgiving Classic when they defeated the Martin Luther King Lady Royals 64-50 at Whitthorne Middle School. The Lady Royals and Lady Bulldogs experienced some testy moments on the court and engaged in a very physical game that featured 68 foul shots and 49 turnovers... more

It was déjà vu all over again for the Cornersville Bulldogs on Saturday. For the second straight game the Bulldogs (1-3) were unable to overcome a large first quarter deficit despite making a valiant comeback attempt, as they dropped a 63-55 decision to the Wayne County Wildcats (2-1) in the Noon Rotary Thanksgiving Classic at Columbia Central High School... more

Cameron McCullough, entering his final season as a member of the Marshall County Tiger basketball has graciously volunteered to share his experiences with the readers of the Tribune in a weekly column. This is the first of the series, penned by the senior... more

The Marshall County Tigers, coming off a loss to Lebanon last Thursday bounced back Monday night at home, stomping the Lincoln County Falcons 62-51 in a game that was not even close. The Tigers pounced on the Falcons from the outset, scoring the game's first eight points and holding Lincoln County scoreless for the first three minutes... more

Tigerettes continue on without O'Neal By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer Addricka O'Neal, senior guard and heart and soul of the defense for the Tigerettes is out for the year, injuring her knee versus Blackman last week. The injury to her right knee ACL is the second such injury for the speedster in three years. O'Neal injured her left ACL at the state tournament two years ago and was just rounding back to one hundred percent when she was injured again last Thursday... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (3-0) put their fans through a roller coaster ride Tuesday night, but managed to remain unscathed, as they defeated defending District 12-A champ Collinwood 58-52 at home to snap a five-game losing streak to the Trojanettes... more

Forrest first year head coach Jeremy Jean took the bench for the first time last Tuesday versus Class A juggernaut Clarkrange and got christened by the Lady Buffaloes, losing 62-31. On Friday night, the Lady Rockets bounced back in a big way, hammering the Tullahoma Lady Wildcats 62-40 in a Hall of Fame game, giving Jean his first win at Forrest... more

While it wasn't a thing of beauty, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (2-0) got the job done Friday night when they defeated a senior laden Community Viqueen squad 38-24 at home on the strength of a dominant second half performance. With the referees allowing a considerable amount of physical play, both teams found points hard to come by in the first half, as Community held a 14-11 advantage at the break. ... more

The Forrest Rockets, coming off a big 72-57 opening night Hall of Fame game win at Clarkrange could not sustain the winning momentum, falling to Tullahoma on Friday night. The Rockets led after the first quarter and trailed by just one point at the half before suffering a second half meltdown to lose big 72-49... more

The Marshall County Tigerettes nearly got burned Thursday night, but managed to pull out their second victory of the season when they defeated the Blackman Lady Blaze 51-49 at home thanks to a pair of free throws by senior center Lauren March with twenty-one seconds left... more

The Marshall County High School bowling team hosted Spring Hill on Thursday, Nov. 20, coming away with a split. The Tigerettes took on the Lady Raiders and made a statement, rolling over the girls from Maury County 19-8. With their fifth straight win, the Tigerettes solidified their hold on first place in District 8... more

Coming off an impressive 77-75 win over eighth ranked Brentwood, the Marshall County Tigers (1-1) were unable to knock off their second Class AAA opponent in three days, as they dropped a hard fought 82-73 decision to the Lebanon Blue Devils at home Thursday night... more

The Marshall County Tigers opened the season in an impressive manner Tuesday night, taking out the 8th ranked Brentwood Bruins 77-75 on their home floor. The opening night Hall of Fame game went exactly as MCHS head coach Jason Tigert had predicted during the summer. The Tigers executed the run and gun, shoot, shoot, and shoot again style, taking advantage of their quickness and outside shooting prowess... more

By Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The Marshall County High School Tigerettes opened up the defense of their state title with an impressive 46-41 Hall of Fame game win at AAA Brentwood High School Tuesday night, but it may have come at a large price when senior stand-out Lauren March was injured on the last play of the game, diving for a loose ball... more