The Coffee County CHS basketball teams will host Tullahoma on Thursday night in their final regular season home games of the year.  Thursday night’s doubleheader at the Joe Frank Patch Memorial Gym will be Senior Night.  Thunder Radio, your exclusive home for Coffee County Central High School basketball, will be on hand to bring you the broadcast.  The girls’ game will tip off at 6 PM; our live coverage will begin at 5:50 with the Powers Storage Pregame Show.  The Red Raiders and Lady Raiders have each clichéd the regular season district titles and will enter next week’s district...

The Nashville Sounds announced its premium hospitality and group areas are on sale for the 2020 season. Opening Day is scheduled for Thursday, April 9 when the Sounds host the Iowa Cubs at 6:35 p.m. The Nashville Sounds announced today its premium hospitality and group areas are on sale for the 2020 season. Opening Day is scheduled for Thursday, April 9 when the Sounds host the Iowa Cubs at 6:35 p.m.  First Horizon Park’s newest hospitality area Hit City Hall is positioned between The Band Box and The Fun Zone and will be able to accommodate groups of 500+,...

With the Manchester area receiving more than 7 inches of rain so far in the month of February, local spring prep sports teams have had a difficult time preparing for the upcoming season.  TSSAA regulations allowed middle school teams to begin practice on Monday, February 3rd.  High school programs were allowed to begin practice on Monday, February 10th.   Thunder Radio sports polled many of the spring sports coaches on Tuesday to see how they are adapting.  At Coffee County Middle School new head baseball coach Reed Wolfe said that his squad had only been on the field 1 time...

Nashville Soccer Club launched the first season ticket member program for the club’s inaugural season in Major League Soccer. The First String MLS Founding Members will be cemented in Nashville SC history and have exclusive access to numerous benefits for as long as they remain season ticket members. The First String MLS Founding Members initiative aims to build an elite community of individuals who will forever be celebrated for joining the Nashville SC family in our historical inaugural season in MLS. Everyone who becomes a 2020 Season Ticket Member by Feb. 29, 2020 will automatically be a part of...

Just as it has been many times before, Nashville will again be at the center of the hockey universe on Sunday, and you’ll want to be there to take part in the festivities.Discover presents Hockey Day in America arrives Feb. 16, and the Bridgestone Arena Plaza is the chosen location for NBC and NBCSN to host their 10-hour Hockey Day broadcast coverage. Starting at 11 a.m. (CT), NBC Sports will feature the diversity and growth of hockey in Nashville and across the country, before airing the second half of a back-to-back set between the Preds and the St. Louis...

Bella Vinson of CHS basketball The Coffee County CHS basketball teams traveled to Fayetteville on Monday night for a district doubleheader.   Coffee County clawed its way to its 11th straight doubleheader sweep as both the Red Raiders and Lady Raiders were victorious over Lincoln County. The Lady Raiders needed a huge fourth-quarter to capture a 42 to 25 win.  The Red Raiders battled down the stretch to eke out a 51 to 47 win. In the girls game, Coffee County fell behind five to nothing in the first quarter and were held to three points in those first eight...

Members of the Coffee County Claybusters were in action on Saturday in an individual tournament at Highland Rim Shooters Club in Tullahoma.  As expected, the Claybusters came away with the bulk of the honors sweeping the 5 titles in the youth classes.  The overall singles winner was Logan Meadows.  Victoria Majors captured the Lady’s title.  Hayden Jacobs was the high scorer in the junior division.  Garrett Taylor was the winner of the Sub-Junior division and Jacob Anderson won the title in the Class C division.  The Claybusters return to action on Saturday, March 14th when they return to Highland...

In a game they desperately wanted, the Nashville Predators fell behind by three goals in the first period and were unable to claw back in a 6-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks on Monday night at Rogers Arena. The loss came in the finale of the Predators’ four-game road trip, a stint away from Nashville that began with such promise. The club won the first two stops in Winnipeg and Calgary, but then fell in Edmonton and Vancouver, with the final outing leaving the Preds wondering what could have been. “The first period, Vancouver was the better team, and...