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NBA: The Memphis Grizzlies routed the Atlanta Hawks Thursday 96-77 in Atlanta as Rudy Gay led five double-digit scorers with 21 points. The Grizzlies travel to Oklahoma City Friday night at 8 pm. SPHL: The Knoxville Ice Bears were defeated 6-5 Friday night in Knoxville. The Ice Bears play at the Mississippi River Kings on Friday and host Columbus Saturday night at 7:30 pm at the Civic Coliseum. NHL: The Nashville Predators fell on the road at Philadelphia 4-1 and will return to the Music City on Saturday to host St. Louis. NCAA Women's Basketball: The #9 UT Lady Vols had their 28-game homecourt SEC winning streak snapped Thursday by South Carolina 64-60 to fall to 16-6, 7-2. UT hosts Auburn Sunday at 2 pm. NCAA Men's Basketball: The Tennessee Vols were beaten by #1 Kentucky 69-44 in Lexington on Tuesday. UT fell to 10-12, 2-5 despite Renaldo Woolridge's 17 points. UT is back in action Saturday night at 8 pm at home against Georgia. National Signing Day: Several area football players signed national letters of intent to continue their athletic and academic careers on Wednesday. Anderson County RB/LB Trey McCoy will play at Tusculum, along with Oliver Springs DL Michael Aliff. Maryville OL Brandon Guy will play at Eastern Kentucky. Maryville TE Kevin Niethammer will play at Chattanooga while Alcoa OL John Tucker Rankin has committed to Tennessee Tech. Powell QB Dustin McPhetridge will head to Austin Peay, where he is expected to play H-Back or fullback and his high school teammate RB Dy'Shawn Mobley committed to Kentucky. Powell OL Chris Easterday and DL Wesley Sparks will play at Carson-Newman, where they will be joined by William Blount QB Hunter Saunders and Alcoa WR Steven Isom. Powell Football Coach Steps Down (Submitted) Citing his need to spend more time with his family, Powell High School head football coach Matt Lowe has resigned his coaching position. Lowe shared the news with his team early this morning (2/3). If ever one was born to coach football at Powell, it was Lowe. As an all state quarterback/defensive back at Powell, graduating in 1995, he was one of the most productive players ever to take the field for the Panthers. In his 6 years at the helm of the Panther program, Lowe achieved an overall record of 49-23. His last two teams finished the regular seasons undefeated, earning back to back District 3AAA championships along the way. The 2010 team finished the season 11-1, before being eliminated in the second round of the playoffs. Lowe’s most recent edition of the Panthers set a school record for wins and winning percentage as it advanced all the way to the Blue Cross Bowl Class 5A Championship game before coming up just short of a perfect season in a heartbreaking 17-14 loss to Henry County. Powell closed out the 2011 season with a 14-1 record, and a state runner up finish. Lowe plans to continue teaching Wellness at Powell. While the Panthers lose a total of 23 seniors – with 14 of those seniors starting for Powell in the Blue Cross Bowl game on December 2 - the Panthers will return a solid nucleus of players in 2012 – many of whom played significant roles over that 2011-2012 run that resulted in a combined 25-2 record and the two District 3AAA championships. As is Knox County School policy, the vacated position must be advertised for a specified period of time before interviews can begin to fill the opening. You can follow the coaching search on the web at www.powellpanthersfootball.com/ __________________________________________________________________________________ High School Basketball Polls (Released Monday January 30th) AA Girls: Fulton is #6. AA Boys: Alcoa is #6. AAA Boys: Karns is #7, with Oak Ridge at #9 and West at #10. High School Basketball Scores Thursday February 2 Morristown West girls 70 Oak Ridge 45...Oak Ridge boys 72 Morristown West 20 Tuesday February 1 Central girls 73 Clinton 68...In a game of runs, Central made the last one and picked up the District win. Kristyn Parolari scored a career high 29 points while Makayla Graham added 20 for Central. Clinton was led by Brooke Hensley, who had 19 points, seven rebounds, five steals and four assists, and Jasmine Fuqua, who had 18 points, eight rebounds and four assists. Central boys 51 Clinton 44...The Dragons rallied from down 42-18 at the start of the fourth quarter, pulling to within five points, but the homestanding Bobcats held off the late charge. Nick Richmond led Clinton with 10 points. Anderson County girls 31 Powell 24...Kaitlyn Cupples scored 10 points to lead AC in a defensive struggle that saw the Lady Mavs hold Powell scoreless in the second quarter. Powell boys 78 Anderson County 72 (2OT)...The Mavericks fell at home despite 32 points from Tanner Torres. Hardin Valley girls 75 Oak Ridge 73...The Lady Hawks pulled off the upset on the road despite 20 points from Whitney Mitchell. Oak Ridge boys 80 Hardin Valley 44...Oak Ridge cruised at home behind a balanced attack led by Spencer Shoffner's 16 points. Bearden girls 59 Maryville 38...The Lady Rebels fell on the road despite a balanced scoring attack. Maryville boys 62 Bearden 54...The Rebels moved into second place in the District standings as Isaac Edmiston paced them with 16 points. Alcoa girls 69 Scott 53...Alcoa boys 54 Scott 33 Campbell County girls 53 Halls 32...Halls boys 51 Campbell County 47 CAK girls 36 Kingston 35...CAK boys 59 Kingston 57 Wartburg girls 41 Rockwood 34...Wartburg boys 69 Rockwood 67 Coalfield girls 67 Karns 41...Karns boys 98 Coalfield 70 Monday January 30 Coalfield girls 48 Midway 44...Coalfield boys 50 Midway 49 Saturday January 28 Kingston girls 57 Rockwood 44...Kingston boys 63 Rockwood 60 (OT) Friday January 27 Clinton girls 60 Karns 48...The Lady Dragons played perhaps their most complete game of the season and knocked off the Lady Beavers for their first road win of the season. Jasmine Fuqua had 23 points, 9 rebounds and five steals to lead CHS, which also got 13 points and five assists from Dannelle Carroll and 12 points, 9 rebounds and three blocks from Brooke Bailey. Karns boys 76 Clinton 56...The Dragons hung tough with state-ranked Karns for three quarters but in the end, the Beavers pulled away for their 20th win of the season. Dalton Brown led CHS with 17 points and Eric Meadows added 14. Farragut girls 51 Maryville 40...Farragut pulled away in the second half to down Maryville (13-8, 8-4). Maryville boys 59 Farragut 50...TJ Kimble led a balanced attack for the Rebels as they improved to 14-6, 9-3. Campbell County girls 57 Oak Ridge 30...The Lady Cougars stayed perfect in D3AAA (12-0) while Oak Ridge fell to 8-5 in the District. Oak Ridge boys 56 Campbell County 53...Isaac Merian led Oak Ridge with 24 points on the road. Fulton girls 59 Alcoa 54...Alcoa boys 50 Fulton 35 Heritage girls 43 West 34...West boys 84 Heritage 36 William Blount boys and girls defeated Catholic. Powell girls 44 Central 25...Central boys 46 Powell 40 Midway girls 59 Berean Christian 35...Berean Christian boys 58 Midway 48 Tellico Plains girls 57 Greenback 32...Tellico Plains boys 71 Greenback 51 Oneida girls 60 Coalfield 53...Coalfield boys 53 Oneida 48 Oakdale girls 57 Jellico 31...Jellico boys 51 Oakdale 37 CAK girls 48 Oliver Springs 38...CAK boys 72 Oliver Springs 54 Stone Memorial girls 50 Kingston 33...Stone Memorial boys 66 Kingston 47 Wartburg girls 41 Sunbright 27...Wartburg boys 61 Sunbright 51 CLINTON DRAGONS & LADY DRAGONS WYSH SCHEDULE Feb. 3 at Hardin Valley…Feb. 7 Home vs. Anderson County…Feb. 10 at Halls…Feb. 11 Home vs. Scott County MARYVILLE REBELS & LADY REBELS WGAP SCHEDULE Feb. 3 Home vs. Heritage…Feb. 9 at CAK…Feb. 10 Home vs. Alcoa…Feb. 13 Home vs. Oak Ridge __________________________________________________________________________________ KNS Unveils PrepXtra Football Team First Team Offense: QB Patton Robinette, RB Shawn Prevo, OL Jay Guillermo, OL Brandon Guy of Maryville...RB Dy'Shawn Mobley and Athlete (QB) Dustin McPhetridge of Powell...WR Camion Patrick of Lenoir City...OL John Tucker Rankin of Alcoa. Second Team Offense: OL Aron Flowers and Athlete Rian Hall of Oak Ridge...Athlete D.J. Oggs of Alcoa. First Team Defense: DL Joseph Watson, DL Nathan Miranda, LB Jacob West, DB Brian Coulter and DB Brandon Johns of Maryville...LB Trey McCoy of Anderson County. Second Team Defense: DL Tony Foster of Powell...LB Elliot Normand of Oak Ridge...LB JaRod Crenshaw and DB Cody Lewis of Alcoa...DBs Jay Yoakum and Dalton Curtis of Maryville. __________________________________________________________________________________ Maryville HS Football Team Honored (MaxPreps) The Maryville High School football team has finished No. 11 nationally for the 2011 season. The announcement was made by MaxPreps, a California-based company that ranks more than 16,000 high school varsity football teams. Maryville (15-0), whose last loss was to Alcoa on August 26, 2009, has now won 29 consecutive games and captured its second straight Class 6A championship with a 23-7 victory over Whitehaven of Memphis on Dec. 3, 2010. Maryville has now won an unprecedented 13 state titles and is one of 50 schools being honored on the seventh annual MaxPreps Tour of Champions presented by the Army National Guard. The Rebels' football team was honored last year for a 14-1 season and was No. 51 in the final 2010 rankings. MaxPreps uses a sophisticated computer program, known as the Freeman Rankings, to determine team rank for the Tour of Champions. The system utilizes the huge number of game results stored in the MaxPreps database. Generally, the more a team wins the higher the ranking, but the system takes into account quality wins (against other highly ranked opponents), margin of victory, and strength of schedule. Playoff games are weighed 2.1 times a regular season game. Alcoa's Rankin To Tennessee Tech
Alcoa offensive lineman John Tucker Rankin, son of Tornado head coach Gary Rankin, will continues his football career at Tennessee Tech University. Robinette Headed To Vandy Maryville High School quarterback Patton Robinette has chosen to attend Vanderbilt University rather than the University of North Carolina. Robinette, who has graduated from Maryville early, was at orientation at UNC this weekend when he decided to enroll instead at Vanderbilt, the first major school to have offered him a scholarship. Saying that while he liked UNC and the new coaching staff and that everyone in Chapel Hill had been great to him, Vanderbilt is where he believes he needs to be. Robinette began re-examining his collegiate options last year after Butch Davis was fired as UNC head coach but initially kept his commitment to the Tar Heels intact. Ex-Maverick New Delta State Football Coach Former Anderson County High School quarterback Jamey Chadwell has been hired as the new head football coach at Division II Delta State University in Mississippi. Chadwell spent the last three seasons as head coach at North Greenville, where he built the Crusaders’ program in to a regional power after picking up only five wins against Division II opponents in school history. Prior to his stint at North Greenville, Chadwell was an offensive assistant at Charleston Southern University and began his coaching career at his alma mater, ETSU. As a player at ETSU, he spent two seasons as co-starting quarterback, was a two-time team captain and earned his bachelor’s degree in Economics and Business Administration. He also earned an MBA while working at Charleston Southern. The 35-year-old Chadwell is married with one child. Maryville’s Guillermo Named ESPN All-American Maryville C Jay Guillermo was named to the ESPN High School Football All-American Team on Thursday (12/22). __________________________________________________________________________________ All web content is property of Clinton Broadcasters Inc., unless otherwise cited, and may not be re-published, re-broadcast or otherwise distributed without express written consent. |
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