### UPDATE – 7:22 AM – Wednesday’s CHS baseball camp has been postponed until Friday. ###   The Coffee County CHS baseball skills clinic on Tuesday at Powers Field was postponed due to wet field conditions.  The camp will conclude on Wednesday, weather permitting.  In case of rain on Wednesday, the final day of the camp will be held on Friday.  The camp is open to ages 5 to 17 years of age. The camp will run from 9 AM to 12 noon. Campers will work with Head Coach David Martin, his high school staff (which includes Matthew...

The Coffee County Lady Raider basketball team opened up play in the MTSU Team Camp on Monday.  Both the varsity and JV Lady Raider teams played a pair of games each.   The varsity team was 1 and 1 on the day while the JV won both of their games. The varsity team struggled in the day’s opener against Lebanon being held scoreless for a 10 minute stretch.  Coffee County fell behind early before losing 52 to 36.  Marley Perry led the Lady Raiders in scoring with 7 points.  Coffee County bounced back in the nightcap to claim a 39...

On a rainy Father’s Day among the rolling hills of Connecticut, Nashville Soccer Club’s newest father and soon-to-be father stepped up to lead the club to a 3-2 comeback victory over Hartford Athletic. Lebo Moloto, who became a father last year, scored a much-needed equalizing goal in the second half. Cameron Lancaster, who is due to become a father later this year, scored the match-winning goal in the final minutes of the match on a screaming shot that kissed the crossbar on its way into the net. For Moloto, who scored twice on Mother’s Day last year, Sunday’s equalizing...

Monday’s game between the Nashville Sounds and Salt Lake Bees was postponed due to incoming inclement weather at First Tennessee Park. The two teams will play a doubleheader on Tuesday, June 18 set to begin at 5:00 p.m. The doubleheader will be two seven-inning games. Gates to First Tennessee Park will open at 4:30 p.m. Fans who had a ticket for Monday night’s game can exchange it at the First Tennessee Park ticket office for any 2019 regular season game for a ticket of equal or lesser value, subject to availability. As per the Nashville Sounds rain policy, the...

The Coffee County Claybusters continued to grab titles last week in the Amateur Trapshooting Association AIM State Championship at Nashville Gun Club.  The Claybusters Team #1 captured the state title in the Junior Division.  The Claybusters Team #2 finished in 2nd place in the Sub-Junior category. Team #1 outdistanced 2nd place Cannon County in the Junior Division(doubles) by 11 targets.  The Claybusters were led by Hayden Jacobs and Colter Smith who hit each 194 out of 200 possible targets.  Tucker Carlton and Victoria Majors each shattered 191 clays.  Cheyenne Martin dropped 174 to give the Claybusters a team score...

The Coffee County Lady Raider basketball team will open the final 3 days of their summer schedule on Monday in Murfreesboro.   Competing in the MTSU Team Camp, the varsity and JV Lady Raider teams will both be in action.  Each team will play a pair of games each day. On Monday, the varsity team opens up play at noon in the Alumni Memorial Gym taking on Lebanon.  They close out the day at the Recreation Center at 3 PM taking on Stewarts Creek.  The JV will play both of their games in the Murphy Center Auxiliary Gyms.  They open...

The Coffee County CHS volleyball team will be hosting the 2019 Little Lady Raiders Skills Camp.  The skills camp will be held on Monday, June 17th thru Wednesday, June 19th from 1 PM to 3 PM.  The camp is open to girls who will be in 3rd thru 8th grades and will be held at the Joe Frank Patch Memorial Gym.  Cost of the camp is $30 and there is a sibling discount.   If you have questions, contact head coach Andrew Taylor at 931-273-2863 or coach Jon Spears at 931-212-4264.  Coach Andrew Taylor will be a guest on Saturday’s...

Former Coffee County CHS Lady Raider golfer Savannah Quick captured an 8th place finish on Thursday in the 87th Tennessee Women’s Amateur Championship.  The 54 hole event was contested at the Black Creek Club in Chattanooga.  Quick finished the tournament with a 3 day total of 4 over par score of 220. Quick, a 2017 graduate of Coffee County, shot a 2 over par 74 on Thursday as she finished in a 2 way tie for 8th place.  Hanley Long of Clarksville won the event as she won by 1 stroke with a 5 under par 211.  Franklin County’s...