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CCMS Soccer Falls to Warren County
The Coffee County Middle School soccer team held the heavily favored Warren County Middle School Pioneers scoreless for the first 17 minutes before falling 5 to 0 on Thursday in a conference match. A pair of goals in the 17th and 18th minutes put Warren County out front 2 to 0 and took the Red Raiders out of their comfort zone. Another goal just before the half gave the visitors a 3 to 0 lead. In the second half, Coffee County got a bit impatient trying to regain possession which allowed the Pioneers to add goals in the 36th...
CHS Baseball Camp and Alumni Game Postponed for Saturday
The Coffee County Central High School baseball team’s clinic and youth camp scheduled for Saturday at Powers Field has been postponed until March 18th due to the threat of wet field conditions. The clinic is for kids between the ages of 8 to 15 and each camper will receive age appropriate hands on instruction in all aspects of the game. The clinic will be on Powers Field and in the Crethan Hansert Hitting Facility at Coffee County Central High School. The camp will run from 9:30 AM to 1 PM. Campers are asked to bring a bat, glove, tennis...
Coffee County Swim Teams Hold Awards Banquet
The Coffee County Swim teams held their Awards Banquet recently celebrating the most successful year to date for the program. Head coach Lana Ray and assistant coach Mike Ray recognized the entire middle school and high school team for their efforts as a team. Additionally, the team recognized letterman that would have either been on this team for two years or achieved a region time in their first year or are seniors and had not yet been awarded a letter. Also recognized were the regional relay teams for boys and girls as well as the state championship meet swimmers....
CHS Softball Benefit Jamboree Is Thursday
In one of the final tune-ups before the regular season begins, the Coffee County Central High School softball team will be hosting a softball jamboree on March 9th. Originally scheduled for Tuesday night, the games have been moved to Thursday night. Ten high school softball teams will take part in the one night jamboree with the games held at Terry Floyd Field at CHS and at Tullahoma’s home field at East Middle School. More importantly, the money raised will go to benefit retired Coffee County softball coach Terry Floyd. In lieu of admission, donations will be accepted at the...
Thursday Prep Schedule
Thursday Prep Schedule 2:00 PM – College Street Archery HOSTS East Lincoln 5:00 PM – CHS Soccer at Webb – Scrimmage 5:00 PM – CCMS Soccer HOSTS Warren County 5:00 PM – CCMS Baseball at Warren County(from 3/7) 5:00 PM – CCMS Softball at Warren County(from 3/7) 5:00 PM – WMS Baseball at Community 6:00 PM – CHS Softball HOSTS DeKalb Co – Terry Floyd...
Tuesday Prep Cancellations and Schedule Changes
For the 2nd consecutive Tuesday, Mother Nature was the big winner in prep sports as all of the scheduled events were rained out. The Coffee County Middle School baseball and softball teams were set to travel to McMinnville to take on Warren County. Both teams have rescheduled the games for Thursday night at 5 PM. The CCMS softball team had a non-conference game with Westwood scheduled for Thursday night. That game has been postponed and both coaches are looking to find a makeup date. Speaking of Westwood, the Westwood softball team’s game at Community was cancelled on Tuesday. Coach...
Coffee County Youth Anglers Fare Well at TN BASS Trail Tournament
The Coffee County Youth Bass Club sent 2 boats with 4 team members to the Tennessee Bass Nation Trail event at Center Hill Lake on Saturday. Of the 108 boats in the competition, Coffee County placed both of their boats in the top 46 boats in the event. The boat of Issac Turner and Cam Rutledge was the top finisher for Coffee County as they finished in 6th place with a total catch of 10.52 pounds. That finish vaulted them to 51st place in the overall state standings. The boat of Braeden and Colby Thurmond captured a 46th place...
Preds Fall to Ducks in Shootout
Patrick Eaves scored the winner in the shootout, and the Nashville Predators fell by a 4-3 final to the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday night at Honda Center. The loss is the third consecutive for the Preds, but Nashville does collect a single point, upping their total to 74 overall on the season, three ahead of St. Louis in the Central Division. Nashville took a 2-0 lead in the first period against the Ducks and Pekka Rinne was stellar for the Preds making 39 saves on the night and four more in the shootout, but Anaheim battled back from being...
