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1 month ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Tommy Bryan |Maurice Patton
Hawks open 4A state tournament Tuesday vs. BlackmanMAURICE PATTONMain Street PrepsFresh from winning a best-of-three series at Columbia Central, Green Hill (25-11) has earned a berth in the 32nd annual TSSAA Spring Fling. SUBMITTEDRebounding from a 9-3 loss in Game 1 on Thursday, Green Hill won two straight contests in their Class 4A best-of-3 sectional series with Columbia Central and advanced to TSSAA Spring Fling.
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1 month ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Tommy Bryan |Maurice Patton
Spring Fling berth decided 12 noon Saturday at Columbia CentralMAURICE PATTONMain Street Preps“Small ball” is still alive and well, and so is Green Hill – both to Columbia Central’s irritation. Nick Owens’ sixth-inning sacrifice fly resulted in a two-run Lions error, as the Hawks put up three in the frame and held on for a 4-3 Class 4A sectional win Friday.
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1 month ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Tommy Bryan |Maurice Patton
Green Hill coach Justin Alberson goes out for a mound chat with Hawks starter Jackson Hines during Thursday’s Class 4A sectional game against Columbia Central. ROB FLEMINGColumbia Central continued to click Thursday night in the opening game of a best-of-3 Class 4A sectional series against visiting Green Hill.
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2 months ago | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton |Mark C. Reeves
MARK REEVESExecutive Director, TSSAAThe Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association commemorated its 100th anniversary on April 11. On that day 100 years ago, several principals and superintendents adopted a constitution and bylaws at the Tennessee State Teachers Association meeting. This effort was led by G.C. Carney, principal of Nashville Central High School, and A.J. Smith, superintendent of the Clarksville School System.
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Jan 25, 2025 | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton |Main Street Maury
Brad Slaughter and the Santa Fe boys were all smiles Friday night as they improved to 16-2 overall and stayed unbeaten in District 10-1A play with a 55-24 Senior Night victory over Hampshire. JACKSON GARY / MAIN STREET MAURYFun was the focus for both Hampshire and host Santa Fe coming into Friday’s District 10-1A clash at the Wayne Walters Gym.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton |Main Street Maury
Summit 144-pound senior Jayden McKinney scores nearfall points in his match with Ravenwood’s Bryce Peterson. McKinney won by technical fall, helping his team to a 36-34 win over the host Raptors in the Region 6-AA duals tournament final Thursday. RIC BEU / MAIN STREET MAURYIt’s the postseason. Pete Miller would tell you his Summit Spartans are built for it. And if Thursday night was any indication, it’d be a tough declaration to argue.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton |Main Street Maury
Columbia Central’s Alex Davis came up short of successfully defending his 2024 Division I state bowling championship Wednesday, falling to Bartlett’s Elijah Pipkin at the Smyrna Bowling Center. CHARLIE READUS / ACTION PIX TNAlex Davis did not – unfortunately – save the best for last.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton |Main Street Maury
Trent Kelley (13) was one of five scorers with at least nine points in Culleoka’s 59-45 win Tuesday over visiting District 10-1A rival Cornersville. DEBORAH BEU / MAIN STREET MAURYCulleoka took advantage of a team effort offensively Tuesday night to get past visiting Cornersville in District 10-1A play.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton
Defending Division I boys individual state bowling champion Alex Davis looks to become Columbia Central’s second two-time titlist this week, as he qualified for Wednesday’s tournament at the Smyrna Bowling Center with the fifth-best region score. FILE PHOTOColumbia Central’s Alex Davis, the reigning Division I state titlist, and senior classmate Brock Brady of Santa Fe lead a local contingent into this week’s TSSAA bowling championships at Smyrna.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
mainstreetmediatn.com | Maurice Patton |Main Street Maury
Ansley Burleson (second from left) celebrates with (left to right) Columbia State teammates Jacie Scott, Lily Melton and Braley Burleson after sinking a pair of foul shots with two-tenths of a second to play Saturday, securing the Lady Chargers’ 63-61 win over Chattanooga State.
