Ooltewah coach Rick Adolph looked around the state Wednesday and saw some surprising losses in some district semifinal matches.
It’s always good when athletes feel they have an opportunity to win a tournament. Four area girls’ high school tennis teams enter today with that feeling.
Two of Tennessee's top high school softball programs will meet in a possible state-tournament preview Sunday when Murfreesboro Riverdale visits Soddy-Daisy at 2 p.m.
The Cleveland football team will have no problem figuring out who will throw passes in 2011. The Blue Raiders' biggest issue will be finding a few guys capable of consistently catching them.
Freshman Langford runs the point in Cleveland's 50-42 region-quarterfinal win over White County.
When he began recounting the pieces that went into Cleveland's amazing state wrestling championship run, coach Eric Phillips started with Heath Eslinger.
Freshman Ish Sanders from Cleveland High School set a Carson-Newman College and South Atlantic Conference record Wednesday night with 51 points in a 106-86 basketball victory over Mars Hill.
The No. 1 seeding for the upcoming District 5-AAA boys' basketball tournament was in the balance Thursday at Cleveland High School, and both teams played like it.
After Friday's development at Ooltewah, the top two places didn't change in the District 5-AAA boys' high school basketball standings, but the battle for supremacy did get a lot tighter.
The Bradley Central wrestling meet at Cleveland High scheduled for Thursday night was postponed and rescheduled for Jan. 24 at 7 p.m.
With a two-goal advantage at halftime Tuesday, Cleveland High School girls’ soccer coach Andy Byrd encouraged his team to win the first 10 minutes of the second half of its District 5-AAA semifinal against McMinn County.
Rarely can a football coach talk about how well his defense played after it gave up 379 yards of total offense, but the mentality for the Cleveland High School defense Friday night was simple: Bend but don’t break.
Two weeks after a gruesome-looking injury to the index finger of his throwing hand, Cleveland High School junior quarterback Chad Voytik was back on the field last Friday, throwing for 152 yards and two touchdowns on 8-for-10 passing as the Blue Raiders defeated Walker Valley 42-0.
Soddy-Daisy tops Walker Valley and Cleveland clips Ooltewah in the District 5-AAA semifinals
Kristen Pickett and Payton Tipton were best friends when they were 6 years old. They’re still best friends. They vow to be best friends forever.
