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Jan 25, 2025 | 
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Armani Smith takes a free throw. By Ryan VinsonWhen Kirkwood boys basketball left Springfield Tuesday night, they left with a 68-64 loss to a Yellow Jackets team that had just won only its sixth game all season. Prior to its 64-58 win against Clarksville on Jan. 14, Springfield had lost 12 consecutive games and, on paper, looked like an easy win for Kirkwood. The Yellow Jackets hosted the Cobras after back-to-back wins over Clarksville and Northeast.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
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By Calvin WhiteMain Street ClarksvilleLeft to right: Cade Abernathy, Zoe Phillips, and Trey Youngs signed to play collegiate athletics on Wednesday, January 22. By Ryan VinsonClarksville High athletes Cade Abernathy, Zoe Phillips and Trey Youngs signed to play collegiately in their respective sports on Wednesday afternoon. Abernathy signed to play baseball at NAIA Freed-Hardeman. He hit .362 with a .493 on-base percentage for the Wildcats last season.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
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Malon Smith (center) splits two of Rossview’s defenders. By Ryan VinsonIn 20 seasons as the head coach of Clarksville girls basketball, Brian Rush has won over 400 games. He has had two Gatorade Player of the Year winners and two McDonald’s All-Americans come through his program. Yet, he says current Wildcats star Malon Smith is the smartest player he’s ever coached.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
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By Calvin WhiteMain Street ClarksvilleThe West Creek Coyotes pose as champions of both District 14 and Region 7. By Ryan VinsonWest Creek’s boys wrestling team pummeled its way to District 14 and Region 7 titles Friday night at Kirkwood High, dismissing Northeast and Kenwood by a combined score of 141-13 for the district title. Their District 14 title was their third, joining last season and the 2015 season. The Coyotes then handled Kirkwood 54-21 to win the program’s first region championship.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
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SUBMITTEDMain Street ClarksvilleKeegan Garlick, Nijah Johnson, Courtney Weyand, Mason McClanaghan, Kodi Crawford and Jabari Hayes pose with their medals. SUBMITTEDKirkwood High School Track & Field athletes, competing with youth track club, Track and Field United, gained national attention at the TFCUSA Pre-Indoor National Meet in Louisville, KY on Saturday, January 4. Sophomore Courtney Weyand finished in first place in the 60-meter dash, 200-meter dash and long jump.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
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Kirkwood’s Armani Smith elevates for a layup. By Jeff DanaultArmani Smith’s sophomore leap has arguably been the biggest reason that Kirkwood boys basketball is off to a 12-3 start to the season and has beaten their opponents by an average of 17.8 points. On a team with just five upperclassmen, Smith has upped his scoring from 15.7 to 19 points per game to lead the Cobras in scoring.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
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Alaya Harris looks to score. By Jeff DanaultKirkwood girls basketball led undefeated Clarksville 11-4 after the first quarter of Thursday night’s District 13-4A opener, but a scuffle between the two teams that resulted in three technical fouls sparked the Wildcats to a 41-28 win. Late in the second quarter, Kirkwood’s Alanna Mays got tangled up with a Clarksville player in the paint.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
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Trae Rideau hoists a 3-pointer. By Jeff DanaultA little over two weeks ago, Trae Rideau made his return to the Clarksville Academy starting lineup, scoring 35 points in a 68-53 win over Madison Academic after missing six months due to injury. Rideau tore the labrum in his right shoulder during a summer game for the Cougars. He had to receive surgery and was restricted from any basketball activity for two months.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
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Sicily Robinson dribbles through the Davidson Academy defense. By Jeff DanaultAnna Hellums had only seen the ball go through the basket four times before she received a pass from Layla Clark with three seconds remaining in overtime and Clarksville Academy trailing by three. Despite her subpar shooting night, Hellums caught the ball and immediately hoisted a deep 3-pointer that found the bottom of the net to tie the game at 48-48 and send it to double overtime.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
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By Calvin WhiteHouston County HeraldCasen Clark dribbles the ball up the floor. By Stephanie MooreHouston County boys basketball saw three players score in double figures to lead a second-half comeback that ended with a 49-42 win over Perry County Friday. Hagan Honeycutt led the way with 16 points on a perfect 3-of-3 shooting from beyond the arc. Mac Baggett and Casen Clark chipped in 12 and 10 points respectively.
