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FOR SALE...Waterfront lots in the city of Clinton...City water, sewer, electric, gas and cable TV on the property...1/3rd and 1/2 acre waterfronts...For more information call Will at 865-567-4115. Last Updated: September 2, 2010 LIVE SPORTS ON WYSH & WGAP! FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3 AT 7 PM ON WYSH...FOX & FARLEY FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL PRESENTS THE CLINTON DRAGONS AT THE KARNS BEAVERS! FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3 AT 7 PM ON WGAP...WILLIAM BLOUNT GOVERNORS AT BEARDEN BULLDOGS! SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4 AT 6:30 PM...NASCAR NATIONWIDE SERIES GREAT CLIPS 300 AT ATLANTA! SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 5TH AT 6:30 PM...NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES EMORY HEALTHCARE 500 AT ATLANTA! WYSH and WGAP present a new LIVE sports talk show--THE PRESS BOX. Join WYSH/WGAP Sports Director Jim Harris and Clinton Courier-News Sports editor Ray Blakney every Monday at 5 pm as they talk about sports from high school to college to the pros featuring interviews, analysis, previews and your phone calls. If you would like to advertise your business on the show, call Jasper Young at 865-216-5433.
Get your WYSH t-shirt while they last only $10, or 2 for $15 (plus shipping) call 865-457-1380 or email WYSH@wyshradio.com Middle School Football Schedule Thursday September 2 Clinton home vs. Robertsville (Homecoming at CMS)...Lake City at Norris...Carpenters at Alcoa...Stone Memorial at Eagleton...Grace Christian at Heritage Norris/Clinton Middle Football Game Rescheduled The football game between Clinton Middle School and Norris Middle School that was postponed from August 19th will be played on Monday September 13th at 6:30 pm at Clinton Stadium downtown. The game was postponed due to wet field conditions but, again will be made up on Monday September 13th at 6:30 pm in Clinton, so mark your calendars and get ready for the Hawks vs. the Senators! ____________________________________ HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL NEWS HS Football Polls Full Of ET Teams East Tennessee is well represented in the first Associated Press High School Football Poll of the 2010 season. Alcoa is ranked number one in Class 3A, with CAK at #4 and Gatlinburg-Pittman at #7. In Class 5A, Catholic is ranked first in the state while Anderson County is ranked fourth with Powell close behind at #5. In Class 6A, Maryville—despite a season-opening loss to Alcoa—is ranked second, with Bearden at #4 and Sevier County at #8. In Class 4A, Greeneville debuted at #1 with Fulton #5 and Gibbs at #7. Rockwood cracked the Class 2A top ten at #9 while Greenback is ranked fourth in Class 1A and Grace Christian at #9. Week 2 Schedule Thursday & Friday September 2 & 3 Thursday: Halls at Powell Friday: (WYSH, Fox & Farley Friday Night Football) Clinton at Karns....(WGAP Presented by Gracie's Restaurant) William Blount at Bearden...Campbell County at Anderson County (BBB)...Oak Ridge at Central...Oakdale at Oliver Springs...Loudon at Alcoa...Maryville at West...Lenoir City at Heritage...Tellico Plains at Grace Christian...Rockwood at Greenback...Midway at Harriman...Scott at Kingston...Sunbright at Coalfield...Farragut at Catholic...Oneida at Wartburg OR Football Fans Can Tailgate At Alexander Oak Ridge football fans can sign up to tailgate before Wildcat games at the historic Alexander Inn with all proceeds from the $10 space fees benefiting the effort to pay for and refurbish the former Guest House for visiting dignitaries to Oak Ridge during World War II. 100 spaces are available at the Alexander are available and you can find out more by visiting www.revitalizeoakridge.org and downloading the registration form. ____________________________________ Week 1 Scores Thursday August 26 & Friday August 27 Thursday: Alcoa 35 Maryville 31...Alcoa won back-to-back games against Maryville for the first time since 1991 as Vanderbilt "Vee" Hambrick ran for 209 yards and 3 touchdowns, including the game-winner with 2:26 to play. The win also boosts the Tornadoes' winning streak to 30 games. Friday: Dobyns-Bennett 44 Clinton 14...D-B's aggressive, athletic defense dominated Clinton's offense and the Indians' versatile running game ran all over the Dragons as their 11-game regular season winning streak was emphatically ended. D-B outgained Clinton 426-141 and won despite committing four turnovers. Clinton's scores came early in the third quarter when Jeffrey Daniel's 92-yard TD run and Austin Powell's strip, recovery and return from 40 yards out cut a 27-0 halftime deficit to 27-14. Anderson County 55 Morristown East 29...Tanner Williams picked up where he left off in his record-setting 2009 season, throwing for 456 yards and five touchdowns despite only practicing twice last week due to illness. Zane Roberts collected eight catches for 210 yards and three scores, while David Mabe caught a TD pass, Josh Mayes had six catches for 114 yards and a touchdown and Tyler Sulfridge ran six times for 106 yards and two scores while Creighton Hutson added 62 yards and a score on the ground. The Mavericks racked up 631 yards of total offense. Farragut 24 Oak Ridge 21 (OT)...The Admirals avoided an 0-2 start despite two TDs--one rushing, one receiving--from Rocky Fluud and a Brad Zulliger TD run. After sending the game to OT, Farragut kicked a field goal then intercepted a pass in the end zone to seal the victory. William Blount 28 Karns 7...The Governors took advantage of six beaver turnovers and built a 20-0 halftime lead on their way to their first win of 2010. Greg Cook scored a pair of rushing touchdowns, Zach Witt tossed a scoring pass to Mikal Parrish and Coty Willocks returned an interception for a touchdown as WB improved to 1-1. Elsewhere: Oliver Springs 47 Hancock County 0...Heritage 30 South-Doyle 16...White County 21 Campbell County 14...Bearden 49 Jefferson County 14...Grace Christian 33 Grace Baptist 12...Kingston 33 Harriman 15...Central 29 Morristown West 17...Loudon 10 Lenoir City 7...Oakdale 35 Pickett County 0...Powell 36 Fulton 14...Rockwood 23 Sweetwater 0...Sevier County 31 Halls 0...Sunbright 47 Whitwell 0...Wartburg 28 Midway 14...West 21 Hardin Valley 14 Nominees: Anderson County's Tanner Williams, Alcoa's Vee Hambrick and Powell's Dustin McPhetridge have all been nominated for the PrepXtra Offensive Player of the Week and for the WBIR Offensive Player of the Week. To vote, visit www.prepxtra.com or www.wbir.com. Alcoa's Jon Henry is nominated for the PrepXtra Defensive Player of the Week award as well. FRESHMEN & JV GAMES MONDAY AUGUST 30 Anderson County freshmen 24 Clinton 14...Anderson County JV 24 Clinton 7 DRAGONS BOX SCORE Dobyns-Bennett 14 13 10 7 — 44 Clinton 0 0 14 0 — 14 Scoring Dobyns-Bennett—Chris Sensabaugh 1 run (Chad Diminick kick), 5:25, 1st Dobyns-Bennett—Derrick Steele 65 pass from Sean Seabolt (Diminick kick), 0:47.5, 1st Dobyns-Bennett—Sensabaugh 3 run (Diminick kick), 5:44, 2nd Dobyns-Bennett—Maurice Cannon—22 pass from Seabolt, 0:05.0, 2nd Clinton—Jeffrey Daniel 92 run (Dusty Manning kick), 10:56, 3rd Clinton—Austin Powell 40 run (Manning kick), 10:36, 3rd Dobyns-Bennett—Devaun Swafford 15 run (Diminick kick), 6:39, 3rd Dobyns-Bennett—FG Diminick 30, 1:14, 3rd Dobyns-Bennett—Paul Slaughter 3 run (Diminick kick), 7:52, 4th Team stats First downs (rush-pass-pen.): Clinton 3 (1-1-1), Dobyns-Bennett 22 (17-3-2) Rushes-yards: Clinton 25-93 (TD), Dobyns-Bennett 48-295 (4 TDs) Passing: Clinton 4-15-2 48, Dobyns-Bennett 5-8-0 131 (2 TDs) Total offense: Clinton 141, Dobyns-Bennett 426 Punts-average: Clinton 7-23.4, Dobyns-Bennett none Return yardage: Clinton 85, Dobyns-Bennett 129 Sacked-yards lost: Clinton 1-4; Dobyns-Bennett none Penalties-yards—Clinton 9-77, Dobyns-Bennett 11-102 Fumbles-lost: Clinton 2-0, Dobyns-Bennett 7-4 Time of possession (est.): Clinton 22:32; Dobyns-Bennett 25:28 Time of game: 2 hours, 47 minutes Individual stats Rushes-yards Clinton: Daniel 2-91 (TD), Camion Patrick 7-10, Powell 5-3, Reggie Wilcox 2-2, Team 1-minus 1, Dylan Dotson 4-minus 2, Alex Willard 4-minus 10; Dobyns-Bennett: Sensabaugh 14-79 (2 TDs), Seabolt 9-63, Swafford 4-46 (TD), Seth Barger 6-25, Chris Cook 3-25, Cannon 2-27, J.B. Huff 2-21, Slaughter 3-13 (TD), Austin Straley 1-13, Kevin White 1-minus 1, Kenny Gaynor 2-minus 3, Steele 1-minus 3 Passing (Comp.-Att.-Interceptions – yards) Clinton: Willard 4-15-2 48; Dobyns-Bennett—Seabolt 3-6-0 118 (2 TDs), Cook 2-2-0 13 Receiving Clinton—Corey Washington 2-55, Dee Shannon 1-minus 2, Powell 1-minus 5; Dobyns-Bennett—Steele 2-74 (TD), Justin Long 1-31, Cannon 1-22 (TD), Rusty Clark 1-4 Punting Clinton: Manning 7-164-23.4; Dobyns-Bennett—none Kickoff returns-yards Clinton: Patrick 2-32, Powell 1-13; Dobyns-Bennett: Cannon 2-38, Sensabaugh 1-24 Punt returns-yards Clinton: none; Dobyns-Bennett: Cook 1-20, Straley 2-9 Interceptions-yards Clinton: none; Dobyns-Bennett—Robb Cross 1-38, Steele 1-0 Fumble returns-yards Clinton: Powell 1-40 (TD); Dobyns-Bennett: none Fumble recoveries Clinton: Patrick, Gunter Hedges, Powell, Joe Aslinger; Dobyns-Bennett—none Sacks-yards Clinton: none; Dobyns-Bennett—Clark 1-4 ======================== Week Zero Friday August 20th Clinton 28 Halls 27...The Dragons survived six turnovers and the Halls Red Devils to open their 2010 campaign with their 11th consecutive regular season win and a very important District 3-AAA triumph on Friday. The Dragons appeared to be the stronger of the two teams but allowed Halls to hang around by committing six turnovers--two of which led directly to touchdowns by Tyler Belew, one on an interception return and the other on a fumble recovery return. Two others led to short Halls drives. Clinton's Camion Patrick made up for a couple of early fumbles by making some spectacular plays and by running for 104 yards and a 40-yard score that sealed the game late. Dee Shannon caught 6 balls for 156 yards and a pair of touchdowns, Austin Powell rushed for 65 yards and a touchdown and sophomore quarterback Alex Willard was impressive in his debut, passing for 225 yards, 2 TDs and 2 interceptions on 8-of-17 attempts. Corey Washington was a defensive force, recording a sack and blocking a punt late that helped the Dragons seal the win. Also impressive in this all-around team effort were the entire offensive and defensive lines for the Dragons, who outgained Halls 399-224 and committed only two penalties to Halls' eight. Other Scores Sevier County 42 William Blount 14...Alcoa 64 Middlesboro (KY) 0...Bearden 72 Walker Valley 27...Heritage 12 Karns 3...Catholic 48 Rhea County 15...Hardin Valley 34 Carter 33 (OT)...Webb 35 Central 6...West 19 Sullivan South 14...Loudon 34 Campbell County 0...Powell 49 South-Doyle 0...Red Boiling Springs 29 Oakdale 6...Wartburg 26 Monterey 7 ________________________________________ HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Tuesday August 31 @Alcoa: Heritage def. South-Doyle 2-0...Heritage def. Sevier County 2-0...Sevier County def. Alcoa 2-0...South-Doyle def. Alcoa 2-0. @Catholic: Anderson County def. Catholic 3-0 @Karns: Karns def. Wartburg 3-0 ___________________________________ HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Tuesday August 31 Bearden 9 William Blount 0...Hardin Valley 7 Kingston 0...Alcoa 3 Stone Memorial 1 ___________________________________ MIDDLE SCHOOL UPDATE Tuesday August 24: Norris 14 Jefferson 6 Thursday August 26: Clinton 24 Lafollette 12...Eagleton 31 Lake City 16 ________________________________________ LOCAL NEWS & NOTES TSSAA: No Fireworks At AC The TSSAA has denied Anderson County High's request to shoot fireworks during Maverick home football games after the school made its request earlier this week. School officials were told to stop shooting the fireworks during games after Oak Ridge complained last season. Former AC Standout Signs With MLB Club Former Anderson County baseball standout Michael White has signed a contract to play professionally with the Milwaukee Brewers. White, who is coming off an undefeated, All-American season at Walters State, signed with the team on Monday, turning down a scholarship to play college ball at East Carolina. White was drafted in the 13th round of this year's amateur draft after being drafted straight out of high school by the Brewers two years ago. He turned down the Brewers' offer at that time. Congratulations and good luck to Michael White--the first maverick baseball player to sign a Major League contract. BBB Announces 2010 Football Schedule Our broadcast partners at BBB-TV 12 have finalized their fall football schedule for the 2010 season and there are some dandy match-ups headed to your TV screen. BBB’s season kicks off in week 1 with Kingston at Harriman, followed by Campbell County at Anderson County, Hardin Valley at Clinton, Tellico Plains at Rockwood and Maryville at Oak Ridge in week 5. The second half of the schedule begins with Central at Clinton, followed by Oneida at Oliver Springs, Grace Baptist at Harriman, Bledsoe County at Rockwood and the season wraps up in week 10 with the Crosstown Showdown: Clinton at Anderson County. Each game is followed by the live call-in show and each game is re-aired on Saturday nights as well as Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Maryville College Announces Football Schedule The Maryville College Fighting Scots will kick off their 117th year of football on September 4th in Montgomery, Alabama against Huntingdon College. The Scots, who finished 4-6 a year ago, will then host Centre College on September 11th and LaGrange College on September 25th. Maryville opens October at Methodist on the 2nd, plays at home against Shenandoah on the 9th, travels to Averett on the 16th, hosts North Carolina Wesleyan on the 23rd on Homecoming and travels to Greensboro College on the 30th. November 6th, Maryville hosts Christopher Newport and they close the regular season at Ferrum College. _________________________________________________________________________ PRO/COLLEGE SPORTS Southern League: The Tennessee Smokies rebounded from Tuesday night's shut out by beating Jacksonville 9-4 on Wednesday. The series wraps Thursday before the Smokies head to Carolina to close out the regular season on Friday. Three Smokies were named to the Southern League Postseason All-Star Team on Thursday. They are catcher Robinson Chirinos and outfielders Tony Campana and Brandon Guyer. The award is voted upon by the league's managers, radio broadcasters and print media. DON'T SEE YOUR FAVORITE TEAM'S
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