The Temple Baptist Christian School volleyball team headed south on Tuesday to Madison, Alabama to take on Madison Baptist Academy.  The Junior Varsity(Grades 6^th thru 9^th) fell in straight sets, 23-25 and 9-25.  The Varsity(high school) Lady Eagles fell in straight sets as well 17-25, 21-25 & 22-25.

The Lady Eagles are back at home on Thursday as they host Dogwood Christian Academy of Tunnel Hill, Georgia.  That match will take place at the E.C. Bailey Gym on the campus of Temple Baptist Christian School and Temple Baptist Church.  First serve is set for 6 PM.

Lillian Call of WMS soccer

Closing out regular season on Tuesday, the Westwood soccer team played host to Huntland at Dyer-Bouldin Field.  The offense continues to show improvement but the Westwood defense could not stop the Lady Hornet offensive firepower.  Westwood got goals from Leonor Moreno-Rivera and Lillian Call but fell 7 to 2.

The Lady Rockets now await the announcement of their first round conference tournament opponent.  The first round will be held at the high seeds home field and is scheduled to begin on Monday, September 23^rd.

Tuesday Prep Schedule

4:00 PM – CCMS Girls’ Soccer HOSTS Warren County

4:00 PM – CHS Golf vs. Cannon Co at Smithville

5:00 PM – WMS Volleyball at South Lincoln

5:30 PM – WMS Girls’ Soccer HOSTS Huntland

6:30 PM – CCMS Football HOSTS Warren County – 1st National Bank Hometown Sports Broadcast on Thunder Radio

6:30 PM – CHS Volleyball HOSTS Lincoln County

6:30 PM – WMS Football at MTCS

7:00 PM – CHS Girls’ Soccer at Columbia

7:00 PM – TBCS Volleyball at Madison Baptist Academy

Travis Martin of CHS football

Facing off against the JV team of Warren County on Monday night, the Coffee County CHS freshmen took on the Pioneers at Carden-Jarrell Field.  Five turnovers and a safety stopped the Red Raiders 2 game winning streak.  Warren County took the win by a final score of 34 to 14.

After a great defensive stop in the 1^st series of the game, Coffee County got the ball at the Warren County 32 yard line on their first offensive snap.  They drove the ball to the 6 before missing a 23 yard field goal.  From there, Warren County seized the momentum.  An 80 yard touchdown drive, plus the 2 point conversion, put the Pioneers up 8 to 0.  Three fumbles by Coffee County in their next 4 plays allowed Warren County to take a 14 to 0 lead into the half.

The Raiders got a touchdown pass late in the 3^rd quarter to cut the deficit to 14 to 7 as Nate Luttrell hit Travis Martin on a 62 yard strike.  Ian Weldon added the point after kick.  After Coffee County got an interception from Elijah Clemmons deep in their own territory, the older and larger Pioneers forced a safety and tacked on 2 more touchdowns in the 4^th quarter to put the decision on ice.  Tristan Galey scored from 16 yards out with 3:41 left in the game and Weldon hit his 2nd PAT for the Raiders final score.

Martin finished the game with 3 pass receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown.  Tristan Galey was the leading rusher as he had 12 rushes for 38 yards and a touchdown.  Clemmons had the interception on defense and caught 3 passes on offense for 32 yards.

The freshmen are back in action on Monday when they travel to Nashville to take on East Nashville Magnet School.  Those 2 teams will tee it up at 6 PM.

The Coffee County Middle School volleyball team welcomed the always tough Warren County Lady Pioneers to the CCMS gym on Monday.  Using a strong service game, the Lady Raiders avenged a loss from earlier in the year with a 2 set win.  Coffee County won by set scores of 25 to 12 and 25 to 10.

The Lady Raiders will be back in action on Wednesday when they travel to Cowan to take on South Franklin.  The first match will begin at 4:30 PM.

Hollanne Willoughby of WMS soccer

Despite turning away 17 shots, the Westwood soccer team could not keep up with the offensive production of Community on Monday night.  In a game at Community’s Unionville campus, the Lady Rockets trailed 1 nil at the half.  In the 2^nd half, Leonor Rivera-Moreno scored for Westwood but Community added 4 second half goals to get the 5 to 1 win over the Lady Rockets.

Hollanne Willoughby had 10 saves in net in the 1^st half and 7 more in the 2^nd half as she faced more than 20 shots in the match.  The Lady Rockets will close out the regular season on Tuesday when they welcome Huntland to Dyer-Bouldin Field.  Opening kick is set for 5:30 PM.

The Coffee County Elementary Cross Country League held their 2^nd race of the season on Wednesday at the Manchester Soccer Park.  Representing 10 schools, 108 girl runners and 141 boy runners competed in the 1 mile race.  In the girls’ division, Lizzy Sharpton of Farrar Elementary won the girls’ race with a time of 6:26.2 while the team from New Union claimed the girls’ team title.  For the boys’, Westwood was the team champion while Ricardo Solorio of Westwood was the top finishing individual with a time of 6:11.5.

Final Girls’ Team Standings

1^st – New Union

2^nd – College Street

3^rd – Westwood

4^th – North Coffee

5^th – East Lincoln

Final Boys’ Team Standings

1^st – Westwood

2^nd – College Street

3^rd – Farrar

4^th – New Union

5^th – North Coffee

Top 10 Individuals – Girls’

1 – Lizzy Shaprton(Farrar)

2 – Jada Nagel(College Street)

3 – Jaydee Nogodula(New Union)

4 – Chloe Hensiek(New Union)

5 – Reece Finch(Westwood)

6 – Allie Judge(New Union)

7 – Laurae Martinez(College Street)

8 – Genia Stephens(Farrar)

9 – Jenslee Nogodula(New Union)

10 – Harlow Maychrzak(North Coffee)

Top 10 Individuals – Boys’

1 – Ricardo Solorio(Westwood)

2 – Ty Deaton(College Street)

3 – Brady Christian(Westwood)

4 – Joan Deanda(Westwood)

5 – Ethan Reed(East Coffee)

6 – Jonah Vallejos(Farrar)

7 – Aiden Walker(Westwood)

8 – Myles McIntosh(New Union)

9 – Payton Behrendorff(Farrar)

10 – Easton Hinson(New Union)