Noah Maddox

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BELL BUCKLE, Tenn. – The Cascade Champions officially announced their hiring of Douglas Worsley as the new head coach of the boys’ basketball program on Friday. Worsley, who will begin his 30th season coaching high basketball in the fall, replaces Chris Lawson, who moved on to Middle Tennessee Christian School in Murfreesboro back in April. Cascade will be Worsley’s seventh coaching stop.

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SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. – Ever since she was four years old, Grace Moody has been swimming competitively in the pool. On April 3, 2025, in front of her friends, family, and coaches outside of the Rick Insell Gymnasium at Shelbyville Central, Moody officially signed with the University of Evansville (IN) to take her swimming career to the collegiate level, making history as the first member from the Bedford County Swim Team to swim at the next level.

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CAMDEN, Tenn. – The Community Viqueens (29-4-2, 8-0) bounced back after the surprising loss in Wednesday’s Region 5-AA Championship Game, punching their third ticket in four years to the Class- AA State Tournament following a 7-0 win at Region 6-AA Champs, Camden Central (12-7) in the State Sectional round on Friday afternoon.

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UNIONVILLE, Tenn. – Five days after losing at Community via a walk-off for the second-consecutive game, Chapel Hill’s Lady Rockets (22-10, 6-2) overcame a 3-run deficit against the Viqueens (28-4-2, 8-0) in upset fashion to win the Region 5-AA Championship on Wednesday. “We didn’t play any defense,” Community Head Coach Cam Farrell said postgame after the Viqueens committed two errors on the night.

1 month ago | t-g.com | Noah Maddox

We’re thankful for all the seniors, historic class, the character they bring, the effort they bring…they built something that I think is only going to grow moving forward.” SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. – The Shelbyville Central Golden Eagles (14-4-2, 9-0-1) took an early lead against District 10-AAA Runner-up, Ravenwood (13-4-2, 6-1-1), but ultimately fell victim to the Raptors’ relentless attack late, 5-1. “They’re an excellent team – state runner-ups last year that lost on penalties – even though...