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6 days ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar |Ryan Dakhil

RYAN DAKHILFor Main Street PrepsTyler Fair dribbles between two players in Station Camp’s 5-1 win at Portland. JOHN DECKERThe District 9-AA hierarchy was defined Thursday night after Station Camp dominated Portland on the road 5-1. “I’m happy we got the win,” said Station Camp’s head coach Jeremy Cooke. “The first half we finished goals, and the second half we created a lot of chances.

1 week ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar |Ryan Dakhil

Kaden Powell threw a one-hit shutout Wednesday night to help Beech win 9-0 and split with rival Hendersonville in the second game of their District 12-4A series. “Last night hurt us,” said Beech head coach Kris McWhirter. “It was a 4-1 ball game. We didn’t hit the ball well, so we needed to emphasize coming out and starting early on the hitting, and we did.”Hendersonville (18-8, 6-2) scored its four runs on six hits in Tuesday’s opener and held the Buccaneers to just two hits the entire night.

1 week ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar |Ryan Dakhil

Hendersonville pitcher Justin Varboncoeur (10) throws a strike in the bottom of the first inning of their 10-4 win at Station Camp on Friday evening. SHANE POTTERAfter falling in their first meeting Thursday, Hendersonville baseball answered Friday night with a 10-4 win against Station Camp to split the two-game series. “Tonight was a good bounce-back win,” said Commandos’ coach Justin Martin.

2 weeks ago | mainstreetmediatn.com | Blaine Kellar |Ryan Dakhil

The path to a title may still be winding, but two of Sumner County’s eight girls flag football teams have made it clear they intend to be there at the finish line. Hendersonville and Liberty Creek have established themselves as top dogs in the county, with both squads winning two games Wednesday and continuing dominant seasons. The Commandos remain as the league’s only unbeaten. They’re anchored by freshman quarterback Addi George, who continued to dazzle on both sides of the ball.