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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 _________________________________________________________________ HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL Scores...District 4A...Wartburg 4 Coalfield 3...Wartburg 8 Coalfield 2: Wartburg wins District Scores Region Tournaments Monday Region 2-AA: Anderson County 5 Seymour 0...Gibbs 5 Catholic 3 (10 innings) Region 2-A: Rockwood 4 Coalfield 3...Harriman 5 Wartburg 3 Region 2-AAA: Halls 7 Bearden 5...Farragut 9 Powell 5 Schedule Region Championships Wednesday Region 2-AA: Anderson County vs. Gibbs Region 2-A: Rockwood vs. Harriman Region 2-AAA: Halls at Farragut All District 3AAA Baseball Team: Clinton represented by First teamer Matt marsh, Second Teamers Caleb Nobles, Richie Costanzo, Russell Thurmond and Damon Knipp. Nobles was also named to the All-Tournament team. ___________________________________________________________ SOFTBALL Scores...District 4-AA...Kingston 3 CAK 2...Kingston 3 Stone Memorial 2...Stone Memorial 7 Kingston 2...Stone wins District D4-A...Oliver Springs 6 Wartburg 3...Coalfield 3 Oliver Springs 2 (12 innings)...Coalfield wins District Scores Region Tournaments Monday Region 2-A: Midway 7 Oliver Springs 1...Coalfield 4 Rockwood 3 Region 2-AA: Gibbs 8 Kingston 1...Stone Memorial 6 Seymour 3 Region 2-AAA: Farragut 5 Powell 3...Maryville 1 Central 0 Schedule Region Championships Wednesday Region 2-A: Midway vs. Coalfield Region 2-AA: Gibbs vs. Stone Memorial Region 2-AAA: Farragut vs. Maryville All D3AAA Team: CHS represented by Candice Aslinger. All D4AA Team: AC represented by Patience Scruggs, Taylor Hall and Brittany Cox. Kingston represented by Alexis Williams, Jacqueline Givens and Jennifer Givens. ____________________________________________________________ SOCCER District 3-AAA Championship Game Friday: Oak Ridge 3 West 2 (OR wins shootout 5-3)...The Wildcats rallied from down 2-0 in regulation to beat the fourth-ranked Rebels and earn the District crown. Schedule Tuesday Region 2-AAA: Maryville at Oak Ridge...West at Farragut ____________________________________________________________ TRACK Class AAA Sectionals at Science Hill: Oak Ridge will be represented in force at he state track and field meet later this month. On the boys' side, Josh Gregory won the shot put competition, MacLean O'Donnell will run the 1600 meter, Michael Aiken will compete in the 100 and 200 meter dashes, Emerson Peacock and Chris Cole will compete in the 800 meters run. In addition, the boys' 4x400 and 4x800 relay teams won their competitions and will head to state as well. On the girls' side, Oak Ridge will be represented by Melanie Kulesz in both the 1600 and 3200 meter events and Autumn Gipson will represent in the 800 meters. The girls 4x100, 4x200 and 4x800 meter relay teams will also be headed to Murfreesboro. Class A/AA Decathlon Sectionals at ACHS: Anderson County's Cody Wilson finished second in the sectionals and earned a spot in next month's state track & field meet, beating out his own teammate Justin Bryant by one point. The top spot and the other berth in the state meet went to Brainerd's Orlandus Harris. Class A/AA Pentathlon Sectional at ACHS: Anderson County's Alex Sain and Whitney Elliott finished first and second in Monday's pentathlon sectional at Anderson County, earning both a repeat trip to the state track and field meet next month. Sain will look to improve on her fourth place state finish while Elliott will look to improve upon her sixth place finish from a year ago. News & Notes: The News-Sentinel has announced its PrepXtra Basketball Team for the 2007-2008 season. Oak Ridge is represented on the boys First Team by Quinche Dowdell and on the Second Team by Jared Stephens. Anderson County's Jordan Rorex was named to the Third Team. Michael White of Anderson County, Dan Schultz of Oliver Springs and Caleb Bunch of Wartburg received Honorable Mentions. Oak Ridge's Jill Prudden was named girls Coach of the Year while Kayla Christopher of Oliver Springs made the First Team. Oak Ridge teammates Kortni Jones and Raegan Thompson were named to the Second Team and Ashley Settles of Wartburg received Honorable Mention. Clinton pitcher Richie Costanzo has signed on to play college baseball at Berea College in Kentucky, joining fellow former Dragon Bubba Owens. Richie, who also played football for the Dragons, will major in engineering. Congratulations and good luck to one of Clinton's good guys. _________________________________________________________ UT Baseball: The Vols were likely swept right out of the SEC Tournament as they lost to Kentucky 5-3 Friday, 5-2 Saturday and 20-5 on Sunday. The sweep leaves UT in tenth place and on the outside looking in at the 8-team tourney field. UT plays at Furman Tuesday and at South Carolina Friday through Saturday.UT Softball: The Lady Vols were given the #13 national seed for the NCAA Tournament and will begin play this weekend against Winthrop. The other two teams in UT's bracket, which will be played in Knoxville, are Louisville and Virginia Tech.Southern League Baseball: The Tennessee Smokies lost to first-place Huntsville Monday 9-7. The series continues through Wednesday at Smokies Park in Sevierville and then the Smokies head to Birmingham for a five-game series.NFL: The Tennessee Titans chose East Carolina running back Chris Johnson with their first-round pick in April's NFL Draft. In the second round, the Titans picked Eastern Michigan defensive lineman Jason Jones. Tight end Jeremy Stevens of Cal was chosen in the third round and the Titans picked DE William Hayes of Winston Salem State, WR Lavelle Hawkins of Cal and LB Stanford Leglar from Purdue. The final pick was defensive back Cary Williams from washburn.Three Vols were taken in the NFL Draft. LB Jerod Mayo went to the new England Patriots with the 10th pick in the first round, tight Brad Cottam was selected by Kansas City in the third round and QB Erick Ainge was chosen in the fifth round by the New York Jets. DB Jonathan Hefney signed a free agent deal with Tampa Bay after the draft.Four more former UT football players signed rookie free agent deals with NFL teams. Offensive lineman Eric Young was signed by Cleveland, as were DE Xavier Mitchell and former UT and Carson-Newman QB and WR James Banks. Tight end Chris Brown inked a deal with Jacksonville.DON'T SEE YOUR FAVORITE TEAM'S
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