Joey Palermo

Chesapeake

Announcer and Sports Director at KTJJ (Farmington, MO)

Sports Director for WLIV 101.9/Rock 93.7/Sports Radio 104.7/News Talk 94.1/The Dawg 93.3/Highway Country 96.9/Kicks and Country 106.9/Lite Rock 95.9

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Trevethan Determined to Play Senior Year for Brother

2 weeks ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Monterey Lady Wildcat Haylee Trevethan is preparing for her senior year of girls basketball. Trevethan saw her older brother unable to play basketball two years ago. Trevethan said it was really hard for her to deal with that. Trevethan said she saw the passion and dedication he had for the game. “He loved the sport so much and the sport he loved got taken away from him,” Trevethan said.
Cumberland's Beal Becoming Mentor for Lady Jets Basketball

3 weeks ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Cumberland County Lady Jet Dominica Beal sees life from a whole new perspective. Beal is one of six shooting guards on the Lady Jets roster, the only senior for Cumberland County basketball next season. She averaged a career high in points and rebounds last season. Beal said she wants to improve everywhere, even when she is not on the floor. “I think with me, it’s just being that role player,” Beal said.
American Legion Baseball to Begin Games This Month

3 weeks ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Baseball teams across the Upper Cumberland will come together to be a part of a new league this summer. The American Legion league will begin play this month. The league will see kids from multiple different baseball teams in the Upper Cumberland face off against other teams across the state of Tennessee. Jackson County Baseball Head Coach Alex Bray said the league will give kids a chance to increase their travel ball play.
Cookeville's Kim Finishes Freshman Season in State Quarterfinals

3 weeks ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Cookeville Freshman Louis Kim completed his first varsity tennis season last Thursday. Kim became the only individual from Cookeville to qualify for TSSAA Individual Tournaments. He competed in the team state semifinals against Science Hill. Kim said he hopes to get farther next season. “I feel like when I first started, I mean, the levels are beginner,” Kim said. “I kept playing, kept playing, and really just got better and better and better.
Cookeville's Bragga Credits Coaches, Friends for Accomplishments

1 month ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Senior Emmy Bragga finished her tennis career at Cookeville High School last Thursday. Bragga finished her season in the regional tournament last month. She ended her season as the Team A singles champion. Bragga said Cookeville Tennis Head Coach Brian Rohr has been a big help throughout her tennis career. “He’s so, like motivating,” Bragga said. “He’s like, if you lose, like okay, like what can you do better?
DeKalb's Duke to Resign as Softball Head Coach

1 month ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

DeKalb softball head coach Ethan Duke has stepped down from his position. The Lady Tigers went to their first state championship in program history last season. DeKalb finished last season 25-6-1. They lost to Gibbs in 10 innings in the state championship Friday by a score of 1-0. Duke said in a statement he is leaving to focus on his daughter. Duke said he will also be carrying on added responsibilities as the youth leader of his home church. The decision is effective immediately.
Cookeville Girls Tennis Team Sets Sights on Forward Momentum

1 month ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Cookeville Girls Tennis Brian Rohr said the team has big shoes to fill. Rohr saw the Lady Cavaliers move up everyone four spots in the lineup this season. Rohr has been girls tennis coach since 2003. Rohr said the teams saw the change as an opportunity to defeat Cookeville. “The girls just took it upon themselves to improve every day,” Rohr said. “Their attitudes are great.
Upperman Girls Soccer Hoping to Increase Signups

1 month ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Upperman completed its girls soccer season with a small number of girls on the team. The Upperman Bees saw 12 girls sign up for their soccer team this previous season. The number was almost cut in half from the previous season. Upperman Head Coach Mixon Moore said the team had a trying year. “It seemed like things were gonna be fine and then it just seemed like we just lost, four, five players just bam, bam, bam, right off the bat, back to back,” Moore said.
Warren's Belew Seeing Friendship Grow in Girls Tennis

1 month ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Warren County Girls Tennis Coach Hannah Belew said seeing relationships grow is a satisfying feeling. Belew took over as Warren County girls tennis coach two weeks before the start of the season. She took over a team that returned most of their players heading into the year. Belew said her team believes they had a very good season. “It’s a team sport but it’s very much so an individual sport,” Belew said.
Warren County's Swallows Named to TSSAA Committee

1 month ago | theucnow.com | Joey Palermo

Warren County Junior Brady Swallows will serve on the TSSAA’s Student Advisory Committee. Swallows will be on the board alongside 19 other students across Tennessee. The group is designed to give students a voice to TSSAA. Swallows said the students will be able to give insight from sports and their experiences.