November 20, 2009    Cleveland, Tennessee
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  • Lady Flames bounce back for win, Flames fall in triple OT to Shorter

    ROME, Ga. — It was not a good night offensively for Lee University Thursday but the Lady Flames (4-1, 1-0) managed to overcome inconsistent shooting to beat the Lady Hawks of Shorter College 47-37.

  • Lee kicks off NAIA national championships Saturday at Lindsey Wilson

    The 2009 NAIA Men’s Soccer National Championship opening round will take place on Saturday with 15 matches played at on-campus sites. Eight schools are making their first appearance in the national championship and four others are searching for their first win on the national stage. The 15 National Championship opening round winners join Championship host, Fresno Pacific (Calif.), from Nov. 30 through Dec. 5 in Fresno, Calif., for the National Championship final site.

  • Lee Lady Flames take on Freed-Hardeman

    Twenty-four teams will take to the court at 12 on-campus locations across the country in NAIA Volleyball National Championship Opening Round action on Saturday. The winners will advance to the Tyson Events Center/Gateway Arena in Sioux City, Iowa, location of the NAIA National Championship final site presented by Siouxland Sports Medicine Foundation Dec. 1 - 5.

  • Mustangs trap Sequatchie Indians

    The Hall of Fame games ended on a high note for the Walker Valley teams as they both stampeded to victories over Sequatchie County Thursday night at “The Corral.” The Lady Mustangs defeated the Lady Indians 65-31 and the Mustangs finished the night with a 68-47 win.

  • Wildcats fall to the Bruins

    BENTON — Serving as a springboard into the basketball season, Polk County’s Wildcats and Wildkittens played hosts to the Northwest Whitfield teams in the annual Hall of Fame games Thursday night with the Bruin teams from Tunnel Hill, Ga., sweeping both games.

  • TSSAA takes steps to correct playoff confusion

    NASHVILLE — After all the confusion and controversy surrounding the new plan Z TSSAA football playoffs a month ago, the state’s high school association’s Board of Control has taken the first step to correct the problems.

  • OMS Colts running strong

    The Ocoee Middle School eighth-grade girls have been working hard over the past few days winning two out of three games. The Lady Colts defeated Spring City 46-20 and Rhea Central 38-17 but fell to Meigs County 42-36.

  • Lady Flames want to make it 2 titles in a row

    Coach Matt Yelton and his Lee Lady Flames soccer team will begin what they hope is a journey toward their second straight NAIA National Championship on Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m.

  • Player of the Week

    Congratulations to James Bussey a Polk County Football Senior for receiving the Charter Business "Player of the Week" award for outstanding athletic achievement. James made 4 catches for 76 yards, including an 18 yard touchdown catch, a kickoff return for 50 yards, 1 interception and recovered 1 fumble in Polk County's second round TSSAA Playoff game. Pictured are James and Charter Business representative Jeff Yarber. Contact Jeff today for your business cable television, fiber optic and high-speed internet and business telephone needs at 423-593-7007.

  • Lady Raiders burn up the floor at Lake Forest

    The Cleveland Middle School eight-grade girls set the floor on fire last Thursday when facing rival Lake Forest for the first time this season. The Lady Raiders went home with a 37-25 victory.

  • Cougars run wild against Emmanuel Lions

    The Cleveland State Cougars and Lady Cougars made it a clean sweep of the season series with Emmanuel College on Tuesday night at L. Quentin Lane Gymnasium with a pair of runaway wins.

  • Colts drop one to Rhea County

    The Ocoee Middle School seventh-grade boys lost to Rhea County Tuesday night, 34-26, after starting the season off with a three-game winning streak.

  • OMS gets win over North Middle

    The sixth-grade Ocoee Middle School boys basketball team picked up a win over the seventh-grade team from North Middle School Tuesday night to run their record to a perfect 4-0.

  • CMS gets best of Ocoee Colts

    The sixth-grade Cleveland Middle Raiders defeated the seventh-grade Ocoee Middle Colts Monday in a thriller at the Athens Junior High basketball tournament. Both teams played with energy and hustle knotting the score at the end of regulation to force overtime.

  • Wildcats top Chatsworth

    BENTON — A final pre-season scrimmage Tueasday set the stage for the Polk County basketball teams to open their seasons Thursday night when they host Northwest Whitfield from Tunnel Hill, Ga., in the annual Hall of Fame Classic.

  • Mustangs cruise to wins over CCS Chargers

    Both Walker Valley teams opened the Walker Valley Hall of Fame games Tuesday evening with a pair of wins.

  • Lady Raiders open big against Baylor

    CHATTANOOGA — The Cleveland Lady Raiders kicked off the 2009 basketball season in a big way Tuesday at Baylor with a 64-33 win over the Lady Red Raiders.

  • Lady Flames burn by Truett-McConnell

    Truett-McConnell proves no match for Lee University

  • OMS picks up narrow win

    The Ocoee Middle School boys battled Spring City and walked away with a narrow victory Saturday afternoon.

  • Colts fall to CMS in OT

    The Ocoee Middle Middle School seventh-grade Colts fell to the Cleveland Middle sixth-grade Raiders 48-42 in overtime in the Athens Junior basketball tournament.
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