Former Tennessee football coach Phillip Fulmer and injured former Volunteers safety Inky Johnson will be the special guests for the Chattanooga MoveMENt Banquet on Nov. 10 at the Brainerd Crossroads (BX). The program benefiting Men's Ministry Network is scheduled for 6:30-8:30 p.m., and the doors will open at 5:45. Corporate sponsorships, table reservations and some individual tickets may be bought at chattamovement.com.
Baseball
* Former Ooltewah and Central high school baseball coach and Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe athletic director Gene Lively will be inducted Saturday into the Carson-Newman Athletic Hall of Fame. The ceremony and barbecue buffet is set for 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Holt Fieldhouse on the campus in Jefferson City, Tenn. Lively, 72, still teaches at LFO. A Tyner graduate, he played four years for Carson-Newman and set its still-standing batting-average record of .476 as a sophomore outfielder for the 1965 Eagles who won the school's first national championship. He also had the winning RBI hit in the NAIA national-title game. Lively was the head baseball coach for Jefferson County and Unicoi County high schools for a total of six years before leading Ooltewah's Owls from 1976 to 1983 and Central's Purple Pounders from 1984 to 2002. The Central stadium is named for him, and he already is in the Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association, Greater Chattanooga and Central halls of fame. Going into his alma mater's hall is "icing on the cake," Lively said. "You don't start out playing ball to get these kinds of awards, but it ends up being nice."
Cross Country
* Lee University won the Gulf South Conference men's cross country meet for the second year in a row Saturday at Huntsville, Ala., and was second in the women's race with Audrey Smith the individual winner in 18:11.86 for the 5 kilometers. She was joined on the All-GSC first team by ninth-place Amy Carpenter with Blakely Moore (13th) and Charlee Boxall (17th) making the second team. The Flames' Harold Smith, Seth Eagleson and Christian Noble were second, fourth and fifth in the 8k and made the men's first team with 13th-place Brandon Raleigh on the second team, Noble the GSC freshman of the year and Caleb Morgan the coach of the year.
Soccer
* The Bryan College men's soccer team won 4-1 but the Lady Lions lost 1-0 in Saturday's Appalachian Athletic Conference home doubleheader against Point. The Lions are 13-0-3, 6-0-1 in the AAC; the Lady Lions are 8-8, 4-4. Jordan Dunstan assisted on goals by Brad Spooner and Jason Ward in the first 31 minutes, and Ward added another from a Dylan Watson assist in the 42nd minute. Kevin Roenpage scored from a Joe Goreham assist early in the second half.
* The Tennessee Wesleyan women's soccer team improved to 10-4-1 with a 4-1 home win Saturday against the University of the Cumberlands. Rangimarie Wirihana-Tawake, Heidi Butler and Nicole Broderick gave the Lady Bulldogs a 3-0 lead going into halftime, and Emiley Saddler scored late. Wirihana-Tawake, Els vanHooijdonk and Dayna Randall had assists.
* Visiting Centre edged the Sewanee women 3-2 in overtime and beat the Sewanee men 2-0 in a Southern Athletic Association soccer doubleheader Saturday. Destinie Graves scored two goals, including the winner, for the female Lynx (15-1-2, 7-0). Savannah Williams from a Dayla LaRocque assist and Kiley Ezzell from an Erin Gill assist scored for Sewanee (8-8-1, 5-2). Phil Shehan had a goal and an assist for the male Colonels (11-5, 4-3), dropping the Tigers to 7-9-2, 2-5-2.
* Covenant College's second 1-0 women's soccer road loss in as many days, this time to Salem (16-1-1, 12-1-1), dropped the Lady Scots to the No. 2 seeding from the West Division for the USA South tournament. They were outshot 17-8. Rachel Lemay had five saves for Covenant (13-4, 11-3), which will host a quarterfinal next Saturday. Emory's men (9-3-1) won 4-0 at Covenant (5-10-2) with a 23-5 shots margin.
* Adriana Romero scored the second-overtime goal from a Rosie Lindo breakaway pass that gave Dalton State a 1-0 Southern States Athletic Conference women's soccer victory Friday at Brenau. The hosts outshot the first-year Roadrunners (7-5-1, 2-3) 17-10 and had a 10-2 margin in corner kicks, but DSC goalkeeper Rachel Hardin made 12 saves in the shutout.
* UTC soccer coach Gavin McKinney will be the guest speaker for the Chattanooga Quarterback Club's noon luncheon meeting Monday at Finley Stadium, and the public is invited. Attendance costs $10 with a meal, $4 without.