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By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director SPRING GARDEN – The Spring Garden Lady Panthers rebounded from their only loss of the basketball season Tuesday with a 72-16 whipping of Coosa Christian in the Class 1A, Area 12 girls tournament on Tuesday. Libby Brown sank seven 3-pointers and finished with 23 points to lead the top-ranked

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director SAND ROCK – It’s a senior-night basketball tradition for the Sand Rock Wildcats to bring out the throwback uniforms. For the past three years, senior point guard Jacob StClair has worn No. 10 in lieu of his regular No. 1 jersey for the special occasion. When asked why not

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director SAND ROCK – By her own admission, Sand Rock junior guard Katelyn StClair hasn’t quite been herself lately from 3-point range. She said she’s been working with her brother Jacob and father Daniel the past couple of days in the gym from outside the arc. As the old saying

Both crashes remain under investigation.

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director CEDAR BLUFF – In the first half Tuesday, the Cedar Bluff Tigers did a great job defensively on Collinsville senior forward Colton Wills. They held him scoreless in the half, which resulted in Tigers holding a four-point edge heading into the locker room. But the second half was an

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director SPRING GARDEN – Spring Garden boys basketball coach Levi Hatcher felt like the Panthers didn’t have the fire last week in the Cherokee County Tournament. That led the Panthers to have what he called a “fiery, physical practice on Monday and Tuesday, to the point where guys were getting

A complete guide to the coolest stretch of the Guadalupe: 22 miles of tubing, rafting, and all-around fun in the sun.

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director CEDAR BLUFF – Johnny Amison wanted to bring back the Cedar Bluff boys basketball culture of old when he came back as head coach this season. He’s got the Tigers competing for a chance at hosting the area tournament on Thursday night at Spring Garden. It took a complete

There are few resources available for the thousands of people experiencing homelessness in Knox County, outside of Knoxville's city limits.

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director CENTRE – Of late, the close basketball games haven’t gone in favor of the Cherokee County Warriors. They lost a three-point game at defending Class 4A state champion Jacksonville on Jan. 10, then dropped a three-point decision at home against Piedmont two days later. The Warriors also fell in