Hixson gets up from knockdown to capture 6-AA baseball title
It took a rather painful wake-up call, one that lasted for seven innings, but Hixson finally captured its third District 6-AA baseball championship in coach Colton Green's four years.
Boyd-Buchanan rolls, will test Silverdale today
Bray Wilson went to the field Monday with the idea that he would be Boyd-Buchanan's designated hitter.
Ooltewah, Walker Valley open 5-AAA baseball series with wins
Ooltewah cleanly handled 15 fielding opportunities. The Owls also turned a crucial double play, and catcher Andy Reed threw out a pair of runners.
Some Tennessee coaches prefer Georgia High School Association’s system for state baseball
Peach State prep teams have already begun the baseball postseason, and some Tennessee coaches are wondering if they shouldn't follow the system used by their Georgia counterparts.
Efficient Nathan Camp, Holden Tucker pitch Ringgold into round of 16
Georgia's top-ranked AAA baseball team wasted little time or effort Friday in advancing to the state tournament's round of 16, winning both games in a home doubleheader.
Thai teen embraces American life, including sports, as Grace student [photos]
Tsipsagon Tsiptsipsagon is 8,000 miles from his parents, but he has a home away from home with Carlton and Millicent Garland and their son, Adam.
Pirates’ Micah Genter outduels Wildcats’ Tanner Moylan
Hits were at a premium and defense was, at best, shaky. The pitching, though, was what high school baseball coaches love to see as they near the postseason.
Pitcher Joseph Wharton keys Chargers’ 7-AA championship win
A year ago Joseph Wharton rarely got close to a baseball field. As a matter of fact, the Chattanooga Christian pitcher hadn't come close to a uniform the previous two seasons.
Sequatchie County to retire Dakota Hudson’s number
In just two seasons of professional baseball, Dakota Hudson has jumped from first-round draft pick and the Gulf Coast rookie league to high-A and now Class AA in the St. Louis Cardinals organization.
Baylor junior Teddy Lepcio plans to play baseball for Army
He's still young, barely old enough for a driver's license, but Teddy Lepcio is close to realizing two of his life goals as a patriot and as a baseball player.
