High school sports were one of many activities interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.

A pair of White House Heritage girls soccer players are sticking together for college.

Robertson County sports teams can begin offseason practices, tryouts and workouts on June 1.

Springfield High School honored its spring sports seniors May 11-15 with its version of the #BeTheLight movement happening around the country.

For the second time in as many weeks, a White House tennis player signed a college scholarship in a mostly virtual ceremony.

Green Hill High School, scheduled to open this fall in North Mt. Juliet, has announced the hiring of Joshua McMillan as coach of its cross country teams.

It didn't take long for Mt. Juliet High principal Leigh Anne Rainey to fill her vacant head volleyball coaching position after she moved former coach Jennifer Wilson over to lead the Lady Bears basketball program.

Elizabeth Bertram, a senior at Barren County High School in Glasgow, Ky., was named the Kentucky Region 4 Player of the Year as well as a Miss Kentucky Basketball nominee. Bertram averaged 20.7 points per game. She became the all-time leading scorer for boys or girls at Barren County with 2,…

The 2019-20 school year was shorter than expected yet still full of memorable sports moments.

College signing ceremonies look a bit different these days thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing.

High school sports were one of many activities interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Springfield High School has found a new leader for its volleyball program.

It took some time to come together, but Springfield senior Noah Waltz has found a college baseball home.

White House High School has rescheduled its annual basketball skills camp for July 7-9.

Greenbrier forward Kayla Conquest has a clean slate after her senior season did not go according to plan.

Two area high school bowlers have earned All-State honors from the Tennessee Sports Writers Association.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted many aspects of daily life, including prematurely ending high school sports seasons across the country.

Coach Daniel Owsley and his Springfield softball team were preparing for what they believed could be the best season in four decades of program history.

Two Robertson County high school wrestlers have been named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-State team.

Former White House Heritage dual-sport standout Alex McFarlin has continued her athletic success at the collegiate level.

East Robertson sophomore Taylor Groves has earned All-State selections in both of his sports.