The White House High School Youth Basketball Skills Camp will be June 7-9, 2021. No money will be collected until the day of the event, however parents should print the form that can be found on whitehousebdp.com and return the reservation form to ensure a spot in the camp.
Taylor Groves doesn’t want to rush his college decision.
DUQUOIN, IL (April 9, 2021) — NubAbility® Athletics Foundation announced that the organization will be holding an 3D archery clinic for children with limb loss on April 24th and a 3D archery tournament fundraiser on April 25th. Both events will take place at the Old Hickory Lake Archery Rang…
The Lady Patriots were able to bring home a tight 4-3 victory over the Lady Cats Tuesday, Apr. 13.
The East Robertson Classic took place Thursday, Apr. 15 through Saturday, Apr. 17. The East Robertson, Jo Byrns, Springfield, White House and White House Heritage baseball teams all took the field.
The NFL Draft is now less than two weeks away, and Tennesee Titans general manager Jon Robinson, his scouts and the coaching staff have all been busy trying to gather as much information as possible on 2021 draft prospects.
HENDERSONVILLE —The 19th annual Sumner County Track and Field Championships came to a conclusion Thursday, April 15 at Hendersonville High School on an unseasonably cold spring evening. After two days of field events, mixed with running preliminary, the competition came to a close with the Beech Lady Buccaneers claiming the girls champion award while the boys award went to Station Camp High School, who narrowed out the Bucs. Beech seniors Kiera Berry and Baker Schell claimed their second consecutive Most Valuable Athlete Awards with Berry closing the completion with 40 points and Schell 36 points. While the county meet will not help any of the athletes qualify for the state tournament, Berry says there is something more important on the line. “This is the hometown meet, all your family and friends are here, so we take a lot of pride in this event,” she said. Added Schell on performing in front of friends and family. “Every person in these stands sees how hard we work to get to this point, so to come out here and get the chance to show them what we can do is really cool. I’ll add having the support of your family and friends here makes a big difference. Every year I run faster in county than I do districts. As athletes trying to repeat as Most Valuable, both Schell and Berry add there was pressure coming into this event. “It kills you mentally when you are getting in the blocks and the other athletes are saying, ‘oh you got this’, and so you feel like if you don’t win you will get made fun of,” Schell said. There will be no rest for the winners as both Berry (pentathlon) and Schell (decathlon) will compete on Monday, April 26. “Epsom salt bath, lots of rest,” Schell said of his weekend plans. “Looks like we will be coming out to practice some more; no days off,” Berry said. Beech and the rest of the District 9AAA teams will compete this coming weekend in the District 9AAA Finals for a spot in the sub-sectional round. Results from medalists in the Sumner County Track and Field Championships on C2
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency plans to capture and band 300 male turkeys a year for the next four years to study their survival rates and travel habits.
How many are too many?
Leafing through an outdoors magazine the other day, I noticed several ads for guide services, and they reminded me of some of my past zany experiences.
Last week we named this season’s All-Robertson County boys basketball team. Now, it’s the girls’ turn.
“I never believed when I was a kid that I could do something like this.”
The Greenbrier boys soccer team had not given up a goal through five games but gave up two Thursday night against the Springfield Yellow Jackets, resulting in a 2-2 draw.
East Robertson senior Peyton Smith showcased his skillset on the mound once again Monday, April 5, pitching five innings of no-hit ball with 13 strikeouts. The Indians defeated Jo Byrns 11-1 in six innings.
In one sense it seems shocking that former Tennessee Titans running back Eddie George would want to dip his toe into college coaching.
Two new fishing piers have been built by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency on Percy Priest Lake near the Stewart Creek access area.
Turkey season is underway, and hunters are advised to proceed with caution.
The other day I came across an ad for shotgun shells specially designed for turkey hunting.
Christian Community’s Ellis Bass signed Tuesday to play college basketball at Welch College in Gallatin, Tenn.
The 2020-2021 basketball season was filled with close games and great stories. Two teams made the regional tournament, and one even made it to the sectional round for the first time ever.
The White House Heritage boys soccer team held on to a one-goal lead for over 70 minutes Friday night to pick up their first win over cross-town rival White House since 2015.
The first wave of free agency is over, and NFL teams are now on the hunt to fill most of the remaining holes on their roster through the draft, which takes place on April 29-May 1.
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation invites public input on a plan for the management of state parks and natural areas for recreational purposes for the next decade.
Main Street Preps has named its 2020-21 All-Midstate boys basketball team.
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