Blaine Kellar
Sports Reporter at The Connection
Christian. Austin Peay grad. Titans at times with Titan Insider. Sumner County Sports Editor with @MainStreetPreps
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Assistant James Strong (second from left) and the rest of Station Camp’s coaching staff look on in a game this season against Hunters Lane. FILE/JOHN DECKERDavidson Academy has turned to a veteran college basketball assistant and a rookie high school head coach to succeed Kevin Harper. Former Belmont, Furman and Vanderbilt coach James Strong was announced as the new leader of the school’s basketball program on Tuesday.
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Former White House head coach Caleb Cook watches closely as Station Camp closes the gap in their game in February 2024. CHRISTINA MOOREWhite House basketball coach Caleb Cook is sliding one seat over again. Cook submitted his resignation to White House on Thursday and as of Monday afternoon accepted an assistant coaching position at Liberty Creek – led by his mentor Seth Massey, who he coached with for five seasons at Station Camp.
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Nashville SC center back Chris Applewhite made his MLS debut in Saturday’s 3-0 loss at Seattle Sounders FC. COURTESY OF NASHVILLE SCSeattle Sounders FC snapped an all-time scoring drought in handing Nashville SC a shutout loss Saturday night. Nashville had never lost to the Sounders – and hadn’t allowed a goal in three matchups – before Seattle scored three times in the first 34 minutes for the 3-0 win at Lumen Field.
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BLAINE KELLARMain Street MediaTristan Lonergan heads the ball for Tennessee United against Inter Nashville. FILE/CHRISTINA MOOREAfter traveling for three of its first four United Premier Soccer League games, and hosting only once at an alternate site, Tennessee United is set for a true home opener that can form a winning start for the first-year franchise.
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mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar |Ryan Dakhil
RYAN DAKHILFor Main Street PrepsTyler Fair dribbles between two players in Station Camp’s 5-1 win at Portland. JOHN DECKERThe District 9-AA hierarchy was defined Thursday night after Station Camp dominated Portland on the road 5-1. “I’m happy we got the win,” said Station Camp’s head coach Jeremy Cooke. “The first half we finished goals, and the second half we created a lot of chances.
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Gallatin’s disqualification in the 4x100 relay allowed Station Camp to move up to third place in the event and win the title by a single point over Hendersonville. Gallatin was DQed for impeding a runner after taking second. Had it stood, the Bison and Commandos would have tied.
Station Camp sweeps the Sumner County track and field championships. Justus Murray made a late push in the 4x400 to seal a close win against Hendersonville. Apparently, a DQ broke up a tie between the two teams. Station Camp’s girls also cruised to their third straight title. https://t.co/XMmNPw1cOL
RT @scbisonsoccer: Boys win 4-1! Goals: @RyanHendon_2026 (3) Angel Fuentes (1) Assists: Angel Fuentes (1) Tyler Fair (1) @sports_bk @Cvi…