Forrest's Morgan Abrigo's dream of winning the 2007 State Wrestling Championship in the 152 pound weight class ended when he lost in the semifinals to the eventual runner-up Jarriet Toney of Soddy-Daisy by the score of 12-9.Toney lost in the championship match to Justin Spain from Bradley 6-0... more

by Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer apuca@marshalltribune.com "I am not sure, but I do know it was the late eighties or early nineties," Cornersville head coach Adrian Wilson said after his Bulldogs defeated Huntland 40-25 in a District 11-A play in game that clinched a spot in the regionals. ... more

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The Forrest Middle School Lady Rockets took second place at the TMSAA Small School Area Tournament in Lawrenceburg Thursday night after their third loss of the year to Moore County in the Championship game by a score of 31-21. The Rockets claimed third place and a berth in the next round with an impressive win over Lewis County, 45-35. Both squads will move on to the TMSAA Sectional Round beginning February 13th at E.O. Coffman Middle School... more

MCHS head coach Jason Tigert went into the contest versus Page with the intention of letting his players loose and gettting in a track meet with the Patriots and that is just what they did as they ran all night and beat Page easily, 79-64. "I felt if we played a fast tempo game we would be all right, 79 points is pretty good," Tigert stated after the game... more

The pressure was clearly on Moore County Tuesday night in their match-up in Cornersville and the Lynchburg school came through on both fronts. The Raiders earned the right to a Wednesday morning coin flip (which they did win) for first place in District 11-A after an impressive 77-45 shellacking of the Bulldogs. Vanessa Pincheon (19 pts.) is back and the standout guard carried the Raiderettes to a 49-37 victory over the Lady Bulldogs that secured third place in the district for Moore County... more

The MCHS Tigerettes were hoping to catch the AAA powerhouse, Lawrence County Lady Cats in a down mode Friday night and played them tough for the first quarter before being swept away and eventually losing, 44-31. The Tigers, on the other hand, were never in their game and got beat big, 57-38... more

by Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The Forrest Lady Rockets are just rolling along and their latest victim was the Cascade Lady Champions who they defeated Tuesday night in Chapel Hill, 61-33. With the win, the defending Class A State Champions are now 16-6 and 7-0 in District play with only five regular season games remaining... more

The Forrest Jr/Sr High School's Rocket Band of Blue took home the second place trophy form the Division I State Marching Band Finals in Murfreesboro at Riverdale High School. The band, under the direction of Mr. Billy Bateman, not only placed second in a field of 24 bands from across the state, but was the only band rated superior in all four categories of Field Commander, Color Guard, Percussion, and Band.The band had placed in the top ten finalist for the last six years, but this is their highest award so far.. ... more

The Region 5 fourth place Forrest High School Rockets (7-3) traveled to the Tiger's Lair Friday night to battle the Region 6 first place Mt. Pleasant Tigers (8-2) in a TSSAA Division I first round playoff game. The Rockets were the only Marshall County team to garner a spot in the TSSAA postseason this year, but faced an uphill battle against a powerful Mt. ... more

Forrest School recently held a Pep Rally to celebrate the outgoing seniors of each of the fall sports teams and the Rocket Band of Blue. The Pep Rally was also a way to get the student body ready for a busy weekend of sporting events and the band competition... more

by Jimmy Jones White House-Heritage rolled into Chapel Hill Friday night with a Region 5-A play-off spot for both teams on the line and ruined the Forrest Rockets hopes of retiring their football stadium with one last victory by a 21-14 margin. The Rockets (7-3, 4-3 in region 5-A) celebrated their stadium's rich history by introducing past and current coaches and dignitaries to a standing room only crowd and then honored departing seniors and their parents before the game... more

Not even a Scottish Haar could stop the Lady Rockets soccer team in their quest for a place in the regional tournament and the Forrest School record books. As the cold mist and fog enveloped the pitch at Middle Tennessee Christian School, the Lady Rockets stormed to an easy four nil victory over the Page Lady Patriots in what was a total team effort. ... more

By Anthony Puca Staff Writer The Marshall County Lady Tiger Soccer team traveled to Forrest School Tuesday to take on the Lady Rockets in the first round of the District 11-A-AA soccer tournament with hopes of avenging two earlier regular season losses. However, Forrest would take the third match 4-0... more

by Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The Cornersville Middle School Bulldogs accomplished something that CMS had not done in over 20 years Saturday when they traveled to the cotton fields of southern Tennessee and utterly thumped the Flintville Bobcats 38-20 before a stunned home crowd to win the Elk River Valley Championship. ... more

by Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer The Lewisburg Middle School Tigers traveled to Thompson Station Satur-day to compete in the second annual Indepen-dence Bowl versus the Heritage Middle School Hornets and came away with a hard earned 18-12 victory. The Tigers came into the game loose and ready to play after last week's tough loss to E.O. Coffman and finished their season at 5-4... more

The MCHS boys golf team claimed the Region 6 championship last week and now look toward the state tournament next week in Murfreesboro. The team shot 331 as a unit followed by Giles County 339, Summertown 341, Loretto 347, Spring Hill 369 and Page 403... more

 Penalties plagued the Marshall County High School Tigers in their fourth straight loss Friday night, a 39-19 setback at Cheatham County. The Tigers were penalized 13 times for 100-yards. With the defeat, the Tigers' hopes of a playoff bid, grows weaker. ... more