'After the first inning the game was basically over with.' -- Cornersville Head Coach, Spencer Mitchell more

'This was one of his best games of the season. He was hitting his spots with all four of his pitches. ' -- Kristian Albarran Forrest Senior Backstop more

Having already clinched the District 10-AA regular season title, the Marshall County Tigers overcame an extremely sluggish start to defeat archrival Giles County, 12-8, at home Tuesday on Senior Night. After needing a late comeback to defeat the Bobcats, 4-3, the previous evening, the Tigers (18-6, 13-1 District) once again found themselves playing catch up Tuesday evening and trailed Giles County 7-2 heading into the bottom of the fourth inning... more

You have to win the games you are supposed to win and that is what the Forrest Rockets did Tuesday, sweeping a double header from F.C. Boyd Christian School in Chapel Hill, 13-1 in the first game and 13-0 in the second. Forrest now sits at 6-4 in District 9A play, tied with Eagleville for third place, but the Rockets hold the tiebreaker with two defeats over the Eagles this season. ... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs moved into first place in the District 11-A standings Monday, when they traveled to Maury County and defeated Columbia Academy, 4-2. After sweeping the regular season series against Columbia Academy last year, Cornersville was upset by CA 5-4 in the District tournament en route to an early postseason exit. ... more

Miracle victory or excruciating defeat. That depended on which team one's allegiance belonged to when the Marshall County Tigers defeated the Forrest Rockets 10-9 at home Thursday after rallying from a two-run deficit in the bottom of the seventh inning... more

The amazing turnaround is almost complete. Coming off of a season where they managed just two District 10AA wins, the Marshall County High School Tigerettes won their 10th District contest of 2008 with a nail-biting 2-1 victory over Spring Hill Friday to remain tied for first place with Page... more

Inclement weather proved to be no impediment for the Cornersville Bulldogs (10-6) Friday. Playing in a steady rain, the Bulldogs thumped an overmatched Hampshire squad 13-1 in five innings at home to complete the season sweep of the Hawks. Having defeated Hampshire, 14-0, just two days earlier, CHS head coach Brent Adcox used the opportunity to get his reserves some playing time. ... more

The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs gained a measure of revenge Wednesday, when they traveled to Lynnville and whipped District rival Richland, 6-0, after dropping a 6-2 decision to the Lady Raiders eight days earlier. CHS starting pitcher Savannah Cole turned in a brilliant performance in the circle to earn her sixth victory of the season. Cole yielded just two hits and one walk in seven innings of work while racking up 10 strikeouts... more

At five o'clock on Monday afternoon, the Marshall County Little League opened up another season. High hopes reign this year for the more than 800 boys and girls that come to the diamonds in Lewisburg each night to partake in America's pastime. It is always an exciting time of year to be back at the park and in baseball and softball, anything is possible. ... more

It was a forgettable evening for the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (10-6) Tuesday. They were plagued by a slew of defensive miscues en route to an 8-1 home loss to the Shelbyville Eaglettes. The Lady Bulldogs had beaten Shelbyville, 2-1, in their previous meeting on March 17, but self-destructed Tuesday by committing five errors in the field, which contributed to five of the Eaglettes' eight runs... more

The names are synonymous to success and forever will be remembered as three of the pillars that built the legacy of the era of Lady Rocket basketball that propelled the program to the pinnacle of the sport. Gaby Bussell, Dakota Wesson, and Ayla Young were key ingredients to a team over the last four years that dominated their district and region opponents, made three straight trips to the TSSAA State Tournament, won the title in 2005-2006, and forever changed the expectations for those to follow in their footsteps.. ... more

The Forrest Rockets (9-6, 3-2), coming off a two-hit 13-0 shutout victory by southpaw Jacob Davis on Monday at Community, continued their dominance over the Vikings on Tuesday with an 18-5 five-inning victory at home. The Rockets banged out 18 hits, led by Colin Henson, who went 4-4 with six RBIs and three stolen bases. ... more

o archrival Richland the previous day, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (9-5, 5-1 District) made Huntland their personal punching bag Wednesday, as they went on the road and squashed the Lady Hornets 24-1 in five innings. Having defeated Huntland handily in their previous encounter on March 11, Cornersville sat out several of their starters and used the opportunity to give their underclassmen some playing time... more

The Marshall County tennis teams are off to another great start this year with the boys standing at 4-2 and the girls sporting a 5-1 record. On Monday, MCHS defeated Spring Hill, 7-0, on the girls' side and the boys won, 6-1. They came back Tuesday and the boys squeaked out a 4-3 win over Middle Tennessee Christian School (9-0), while the girls threw a 9-0 shutout over their Lady Cougar opponents... more

The Forrest Rockets and the Page Patriots squared off in a battle for first place in District 11 A/AA Tuesday night in Chapel Hill and for 55 minutes it looked like a certainty that Forrest would prevail, leading 2-0. But it ain't over till it's over. Page came back to tie the game with 3:26 left and got the game winner at 1:19 to complete the wild comeback... more

ulldogs (8-5, 4-1 District) suffered their first District loss of the season Tuesday, dropping a 6-2 decision to the Richland Lady Raiders at home. Cornersville held a 2-0 lead through the first four innings of play, but the Lady Raiders took advantage of a couple of defensive lapses by CHS and pushed across six runs over the next two frames to pull out the victory. ... more

Both Gaby Bussell from Forrest and Lauren March from MCHS are devoted team players and play down individual awards and accolades, but both are deserving of being named to the Tennessee Sportswriters Association's All-State Basketball Team. What a career it has been for Bussell at Forrest. ... more

The Marshall County Tigers and Tigerettes held their Annual Basketball Awards Banquet Sunday at the Lewisburg Recreation Center to celebrate the highly successful seasons of both squads. After winning just eight games the previous campaign, the Tigers staged one of the biggest turnarounds in the state of Tennessee under second-year head coach Jason Tigert, posting an impressive 23-7 record en route to the District 10-AA regular season title... more