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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Full Count Rhythm pitcher Eli Lamb throws the ball in the rain during the third inning of their home game against the Madisonville Miners on Monday evening at Drakes Creek Park. SHANE POTTERWelcome back to the Full Count Recap, a weekly overview of every game played by Sumner County’s Ohio Valley League team in the Full Count Rhythm.
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Liberty Creek’s Kaylor West (left) hugs teammate Caylei Jones (14) after their 7-1 victory over Alcoa in the TSSAA Class 2A state softball championship game at MTSU’s Blue Raider Softball Field. SHANE POTTERAwards are twice as nice for Liberty Creek softball. Fresh off their second straight state championship, the Wolves repeated as Team of the Year in the 2025 All-Sumner County softball team.
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The TSSAA Board of Control voted Wednesday to move the track and field state championships from Murfreesboro’s Dean A. Hayes Stadium to Tom Black Track at the University of Tennessee. CARL EDMONDSON JR. A pair of TSSAA Spring Fling sports will move out of Murfreesboro starting next season.
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Green Hill Athletic Director EJ Wood (left) has been named the new assistant executive director of the TSSAA. FILEGreen Hill Athletic Director EJ Wood was unanimously approved Tuesday as the newest assistant executive director for the TSSAA. Wood will replace Gene Menees, who worked in the same role for the TSSAA for 34 years before announcing his retirement in April. Menees will officially step away August 31. He was the association’s administrator for baseball and basketball.
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BLAINE KELLARMain Street PrepsCreek Wood’s Kendal Bryant jumps up to deflect a pass by Walker Valley in the girls flag football invitational. CARL EDMONDSON JR. From a pilot program in Williamson County to a sanctioned state championship, girls flag football’s meteoric rise continues in Tennessee. The TSSAA Board of Control voted unanimously Tuesday to remove the emerging sport status from girls flag football while approving a permanent state championship.
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RT @connersmith04: Last night, #MTSU landed former Vanderbilt RHP Ethan Robinson. GoMiddle spoke with the newly committed Blue Raider abou…
After back-to-back state championships, Liberty Creek has commanded awards again on our 2025 All-Sumner softball team. Pitcher of the Year: @kaylor_west Position POTY: @maddiefloyd2025 Two-Way: Presley Kouba Coach: Taniesha Tucker Team: @LibertyCreekSB https://t.co/mkvnFzCT9C
Tennis and track and field championships will extend Spring Fling to Chattanooga and Knoxville for next season. TSSAA Assistant Executive Director Richard McWhirter, who oversees track and field, and tennis administrator Courtney Brunetz explained why: https://t.co/euZzl35SDl