Personal recognition for most athletes is secondary to their team's success. Winning programs will be recognized and players on those squads will inherently be recognized as well. For Marshall County softball, all of the above is true, illustrated by the naming of nine players from the county to the Middle Tennessee Coaches Association All-Star Team... more

ntroduced Moore County native Jeremy Jean as its new girls head basketball coach on Monday. Jean, a member of the 1999 state championship team at Moore County, comes to Forrest via Franklin County, where he was the assistant coach of the girls' team the last two seasons. Prior to his time with the Rebels, Jean coached at Lincoln County for two years and Motlow State Community College for four years... more

After the Forrest Lady Rockets won "the public school" title Friday morning with a hard fought win over inter-county rival Cornersville, the ladies from Chapel Hill came back to strip the aura of invincibility off of TCA with a resounding 10-4 win in the nightcap... more

The Forrest Lady Rockets broke the twenty seven year private school stranglehold in the TSSAA Class A softball championships, coming from behind to defeat Trinity Christian 5-4 in the title game Saturday. Read more about the amazing feat this week in the Tribune... more

In just a few hours, arguably the biggest game in Marshall County sports history, on the biggest stage will take place at the Blue Cross Spring Fling in Murfreesboro. The Forrest Lady Rockets, coming off a 2-0 loss last night to two time defending champion Trinity Christian Academy Lady Lions, will try to stave off elimination versus cross county rival Cornersville... more

The Forrest Lady Rockets denied Friendship Christian revenge from a stinging elimination defeat in last year's Spring Fling, pulling off a dramatic 5-2 comeback victory Wednesday night to remain undefeated at the Blue Cross Spring Fling. Forrest fell behind two-nothing as Friendship Christian scored single runs in the first on an RBI single by pitcher Hailey Rutledge and one in the third on an inside-the-park homer by Camille Cross... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (26-9) suffered their first loss of the 2008 postseason on Wednesday, dropping a 6-1 decision to two-time defending state champ Trinity Christian (42-6-1) in the second round of the State Tournament at the Murfreesboro Starplex... more

"Oh boy, what a wild way to start," Forrest head coach Becky Cheatham said after the Lady Rockets won in dramatic fashion, 1-0, Tuesday night versus Huntingdon in the first round of the Blue Cross Spring Fling in Murfreesboro. The game was a classic pitcher's duel, featuring Forrest sophomore Shelby Stinnett and Huntingdon ace Brooke Thomas, two of the premier pitchers in the state... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (26-8) made a strong statement in their State Tournament opener, thumping the North Greene Lady Huskies, 7-0, at the Murfreesboro Starplex on Tuesday behind a relentless offensive attack and a dominant pitching performance from starting hurler Savannah Cole... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (25-8) punched their ticket to the State Tournament on Friday by claiming a dramatic 3-2 victory over East Robertson at home in the Sectional round of the playoffs. Cornersville held a tenuous 2-1 lead late in the contest before Lady Indian first baseman Amelia Eden belted a solo homerun in the top of the seventh inning to knot the game at 2-2. ... more

The Forrest Lady Rockets made easy work of the Summertown Lady Eagles Friday night in Chapel Hill, winning their sub-State game, 7-1, to advance to the Spring Fling for the third straight year and five out of the last seven seasons. Forrest, 2002 and 2007 state runners-up, took control early, scoring three first-inning runs and then rode the wave of Shelby Stinnett's one-hitter to punch their ticket to Murfreesboro... more

igh School head tennis coach Dickie Adkins told both squads, "This is good that these two teams are playing, someone new will be going to State." Of course, he was hoping it was going to be the Tigerettes, but a talented Ezell-Harding squad foiled Lewisburg's chance for their first team tennis State tournament bid, winning 4-2... more

Lady Dawgs take Region 6-A crown ne more win. That's all the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (24-8) need to earn a berth in the State Tournament after they crushed District 12-A champ Summertown, 8-1, at home on Wednesday in the championship game of the Region 6-A tourney. more

For the second time in three years, Brianda Elmore came through in dramatic fashion to help the Forrest Lady Rockets re-claim the Region 5A crown with a hard fought 2-1 victory over the East Robertson Lady Indians at the Field of Dreams in Chapel Hill... more

Despite a brilliant pitching performance by staff ace Seth Lintz, the Marshall County Tigers (26-8) saw their season come to an end Monday night, as they suffered a heartbreaking 2-1 loss in 10 innings to Franklin Road Academy in the first round of the Region 5-AA tournament... more

It is one and done if you lose. You just have to get a win anyway you can to advance in the opening round of region play. The Forrest Lady Rockets (30-6) found a way to win Monday. They got some help from Houston County, who committed some key errors at crucial moments. Forrest took advantage, winning 7-1 to advance to the Region 5A final versus East Robertson tonight in Chapel Hill at 7 p.m... more

It's not how you start, its how you finish. The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (23-8) defeated the Collinwood Trojanettes, 8-1, at home in the first round of the Region 6-A tournament Monday thanks to a late offensive flurry. They now advance to the championship game against Summertown... more

It was not a day for the faint of heart. A return trip to the state tournament was on the line Monday at Columbia Academy in the Region 6A/AA final for the dynamic doubles duo of Lyssa Wiles and Jenna Branaman, and as head coach Dickie Adkins put it after the game, "They played with the heart of champions."... more

"This is where you find out how strong you are from top to bottom," said Marshall County High School tennis coach Dickie Adkins before the Tigerettes captured the Region 6A/AA team title at Columbia Academy last week over the host Lady Bulldogs by a 4-2 score... more

When Ethan Stewmon signed on the dotted line Monday morning to attend Martin Methodist College in Pulaski on a soccer scholarship, it was the culmination of years of hard work and the realization of a dream that began in England when he was 5 years old, watching soccer games on television while his father Kent was stationed in the British Isles as a member of the U.S. Air Force... more