
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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5 days ago |
mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar |Ryan Dakhil
Portland’s softball team won its first district championship since 1995 with 13-0 and 9-2 wins over Station Camp. RYAN DAKHILThe Portland Panthers made history Friday night, defeating Station Camp twice in as many days to capture their first district softball championship since 1995. “I knew this team was the one that could do it,” said Portland head coach Taniesha Tucker.
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6 days ago |
mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar
STAFF REPORTS | January 22, 2025The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association has announced it will launch the TSSAA Student Advisory Committee with 20 students this spring. The committee will serve as a platform for student-athletes to offer input on issues...
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6 days ago |
mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar
Beech soccer celebrates what would be the game-winning goal by Brock Miller in the District 12-AAA championship against Hendersonville. JOHN DECKERPigs, or in this instance, Buccaneers, can fly. Beech soccer achieved the near impossible with a 2-1 win in Thursday’s District 12-AAA championship. The Bucs beat rival Hendersonville for the first time in 13 tries and took their first league title since their state tournament season in 2019.
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1 week ago |
mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar
Ravenwood won the first girls flag football state invitational with a 34-14 win over Stone Memorial on Thursday, May 8, 2025. CARL EDMONDSON JR. Mark Reeves hesitated to call Tennessee’s first sanctioned season of girls flag football a success. “That’s maybe not a strong enough word,” the TSSAA executive director said.
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1 week ago |
mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar
Liberty Creek quarterback Olivia Tate tries a pass against Walker Valley in Thursday’s first TSSAA girls flag football state invitational at Richard Siegel Soccer Complex. CARL EDMONDSON JR. Liberty Creek found itself on opposite ends of overtime in Thursday’s first TSSAA girls flag football state invitational. The Wolves won their first tournament game 14-13 against Blackman with a PAT pass from quarterback Olivia Tate to Caroline Pomeroy.
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