Daryn O’Donnell
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Both the Ravenwood and BGA girls soccer teams are looking to both make it back to the postseason after both schools won their respective state titles last season.
The weather may be turning cool, but that did not keep the Summit Lady Spartans volleyball team (14-3, 8-1) and the Ravenwood Lady Raptors (9-6, 5-4) from playing in a heated match in five sets.
Another Franklin High School basketball standout will become a Griffon.
The Tennessee Titans had plenty of excuses had the team blown a 30-17 lead against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday at Nissan Stadium.
Jacob Stallings was barely hanging on with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the spring of 2019.
Four weeks, four running backs.
The Brentwood Academy Eagles got to their fifth win of 2020 Friday night at Father Ryan.
As we end Week 5 in Williamson County football, let's take a look at how some of this week's games went.
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Few rivalries in the state of Tennessee match the intensity of the Battle of the Woods.
It’s time for one of Tennessee’s oldest high school rivalries once again, Lipscomb Academy vs Goodpasture. In one of the best matchups the series has seen in awhile, Lipscomb traveled to Goodpasture for another game in the rivalry.
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The Christ Presbyterian Academy Lions football team surged to victory over the Battle Ground Academy Wildcats 35-10 at BGA Friday night.
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River Katina and Connor Repass have known each other for years, going back to their time with the Franklin Cowboys in youth football.
There was a lot of uncertainty about high school football this season which meant that marquee rivalry games like the Battle of the Woods were in question going into this fall.
The Ravenwood Lady Raptors and Independence Lady Eagles played hard to a tie Thursday night at Indy's place, but just getting to this point in the season is a win for both teams.
Williamson Home Page's new fan-voting Football Player of the Week feature is ongoing for week four.
The Williamson County football season is officially reaching its halfway point, with Week 5's games promising some of 2020's most exciting contests yet.
A limited number of fans will be allowed inside Nissan Stadium for future Titans’ home games, the team confirmed on Thursday morning. The Tennessean first reported the news Wednesday evening.
For casual race fans, it will be a three-day festival filled with food, music and open-wheel racing. For die-hard racing fans, it could be one of the most anticipated races on the 2021 IndyCar Series schedule.
The Brentwood Lady Bruins (18-2, 7-0) volleyball team survived a five-set marathon to win the match against the Ravenwood Lady Raptors (4-4, 4-3) on the road Tuesday night in the “Battle of the Woods."
The Brentwood Academy Lady Eagles girls soccer team had a streak to uphold against Lipscomb Academy as they had not let in any goals in the last three games coming into the game.
From 5:32 in the first quarter to 0:17 left in the fourth quarter, Tennessee Titans kicker Stephen Gostkowski was the team’s scapegoat — having missed three field goals and an extra point.
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You could see it in Franklin High head coach Donnie Webb's smile: this win felt good.
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It took a little while for Brentwood High’s offense to get going on Friday night. But once Bruins quarterback Cade Granzow and the Bruins offense started scoring, they never stopped.
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The CPA Lions football team (3-0) collected a signature win on Senior Night over the Ensworth Tigers (0-1) Friday night at home 28-6.
On paper, the Independence Eagles and Blackman Blaze appeared to be evenly matched. However, on the field Friday night, Independence was the superior team and it wasn’t even really close.
The Brentwood Academy Eagles remain undefeated on the season after 34-18 victory over visiting Clearwater Academy.
The 0-2 Lipscomb Academy Mustangs took on the 1-2 Page Patriots at Lipscomb Academy. Both Lipscomb Academy and Page were looking to turn their seasons around and get some momentum going.
Follow along with select updates from the fourth week of Williamson County football.
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