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Arts & Sciences' girls started and finished well in both halves of their District 5-A high school basketball home game Friday. They did both extremely well in the second half.
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Steve Henry is fond of saying that Region 4 is the state's toughest, and the Soddy-Daisy coach has the runners-up to prove it.
As he handed the tournament draw sheet to Chris DeBien, Cleveland High School wrestling coach Eric Phillips took a moment to savor the occasion.
Heritage and Gordon Lee will be taking 10 wrestlers each to the GHSA Traditional Wrestling State Championships next weekend in Duluth after completing successful sectional tournaments Saturday.
The Baylor School girls won the championship and the Baylor boys were second by 15 to favored Montgomery Belly Academy as the state high school swimming and diving meet concluded Saturday night at the Centennial Sportsplex.
A season ago, the Cleveland High School wrestling team rode the wave of a strong region tournament to the state traditional championship.
Turbo Smith had one bowl of soup too many and yet managed to survive. The Soddy-Daisy wrestler, top-seeded at 145 pounds, advanced to this afternoon's Region 4 wrestling championship round but only after pulling out a 6-4 victory over Tyner's Antonio Walton.
The Baylor swim teams both hold narrow leads over Nashville challengers after Friday's portion of the state championships. The Baylor girls have 177 points to 165 for Harpeth Hall, while the Baylor boys have 141 points to 132 for second-place Montgomery Bell Academy.
It was while Tim Daniels was working as an assistant coach for a postseason all-star game that the thought first crossed his mind. Coaching the offensive line three years ago for a senior showcase, Daniels enjoyed working outside the spotlight that comes with being a head coach.
Baylor's recent dominance in state swimming will be put to the test this weekend in Nashville by a couple of schools competing at home.
