Greenbrier has hired Jacob Shackley to replace Spencer Beaty as the Bobcats’ boys basketball coach. Shackley has been the boys basketball coach at Smith County Middle School for the last two seasons. He has previously worked as an assistant at University School of Nashville, Springfield and Mt. Juliet. “Greenbrier is a place that I've looked at in the past, and […]
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Greenbrier has officially tapped Jacob Shackley to lead the Bobcats’ boys basketball program, bringing a wealth of regional experience to replace former coach Spencer Beaty. With two seasons at the helm of Smith County Middle School and prior assistant coaching stints at prestigious local institutions including University School of Nashville, Springfield, and Mt. Juliet, Shackley’s deep ties to the area and proven track record make him the ideal choice to steer the team’s future.
Fresh off their historic regional tournament debut—their first since 2017—the East Lawrence boys’ basketball team is not resting on its laurels. This summer, the program has intensified its efforts, embarking on a rigorous circuit of local competitions designed to maintain momentum and sharpen skills, signaling that their breakthrough was no fluke. With a squad determined to prove their stay at the elite level is secure, anticipation is mounting for what could be a landmark season for East Lawrence.
Huntsville High School has elevated Knox Laird to head wrestling coach, marking a significant leadership shift for the program following the departure of former coach Matt Gibson. Laird, who completed a successful first season as an assistant, brings fresh energy and experience to the mat, setting the stage for a new era under the guidance of head coach Laird and newly selected assistant coach Meisenheimer.
From ages 9 to 14, a new generation of athletes is taking over the gridsiron this summer as Daytona Beach’s girls compete in the city’s inaugural NFL Youth Flag Football League, proving that speed, strategy, and sheer grit are no longer the exclusive domain of boys.
Cartersville High rising senior Bodie Brumlow has officially secured a coveted berth in the prestigious U.S. Junior Amateur Championship, cementing his status as one of the nation’s brightest young golfing talents. After a dominant performance that culminated in a 67, earning him co-medalist honors at the University of Georgia Golf Course qualifier, Brumlow has punched his ticket to compete on a national stage, marking a significant milestone in his promising collegiate career.
Under the Wednesday night lights, the New Castle All-Star Senior Division squad unleashed a dominant performance in a crucial three-game series against Ross Center, delivering a masterclass in resilience and skill that has propelled them to claim this year’s District 6 Championship.
The Southern Indiana Athletic Conference has unveiled its top contenders for the Class of 2026 Male and Female Athletes of the Year, spotlighting the standout performers whose excellence defined the season. As the league narrows the field to its final choices, discover which elite student-athletes have earned the privilege of competing for this prestigious honor and made the cut for the ultimate recognition in their sport.
Byhalia Indians head coach Darryl Partee is witnessing a transformative shift within his program, as summer league play has forged a cohesive unit ready for the season ahead. “We want to just build some continuity amongst one another,” Partee emphasized, highlighting the team’s growing camaraderie and tactical synergy. This renewed focus on unity and development signals promising results for the Byhalia community, where the Indians are poised to turn their summer cohesion into competitive success on the court.
Jackson is poised to become the epicenter of independence day festivities this weekend, launching a community-wide celebration for America’s 250th birthday from July 3-5. As the capital of Mississippi, the city is transforming into a hub of patriotic pride, kicking off the weekend with a vibrant parade through Uptown Jackson on Friday evening before continuing with a curated mix of new and beloved local events. This three-day extravaganza promises to unite residents in honoring the nation’s milestone anniversary with unforgettable sights and sounds, offering everyone from locals to visitors a chance to be part of history in the making.
In a moment of historic pride, an Elon University graduate was inducted into the prestigious NFHS National High School Hall of Fame this Monday, honored during a distinguished ceremony at the Hyatt Regency in Salt Lake City. This monumental recognition not only celebrates an extraordinary legacy of athletic and personal excellence but also places the alumnus among the nation's most revered high school sports legends, marking a milestone that resonates far beyond the quad of an Ivy League institution.
What began as a routine sweepstakes entry landed a Salem woman a life-changing prize and an intimate glimpse behind the curtain of the Cleveland Browns’ world. Kim Chapman recently took home the $25,000 grand prize in CrossCountry Mortgage’s annual “Dedicated Dawgs” contest, earning an exclusive invitation to the team’s headquarters in Berea alongside her husband, daughter, and grandsons. For fans across the region, this extraordinary opportunity to tour the Browns’ campus offers a rare peek into the heart of the franchise and a thrilling reminder that unwavering local loyalty can truly payoff.
Extreme heat has forced Districts 16 and 31 Little Leagues to dramatically reshape their schedules, rescheduling Wednesday and Thursday contests to Saturday to ensure player safety.
On September 18, 2026, Boiling Springs and Hillcrest clash in a highly anticipated showdown that promises to shake up the local football landscape. This matchup offers a compelling preview of talent and tenacity, as both programs look to establish dominance early in the season. Fans across the state can expect intense play and strategic masterclasses from the sidelines, making this a must-watch event for any dedicated supporter of the gridiron. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis, roster highlights, and comprehensive coverage as Prep Redzone brings the heat to all the action.
As Jim Bowie Days kicks off its historic 60th anniversary celebration, the beloved community festival elevates its legacy with fresh excitement, crowning new royalty and wrapping a week of family-friendly festivities. Grayson Mares donned the tiara as the 2026 Miss Jim Bowie Days, succeeding Tessa Gage, while Annabelle Spooner claimed the Little Miss title, honoring a tradition that has captivated generations since Ruth Ann Hutchison’s era. This milestone event brings together decades of local pride and pageantry, proving that after sixty years, the spirit of Bowie remains as vibrant and engaging as ever.
In quiet Charlotte suburbs, where fishing rods line the trunks and memories linger in remote ponds, 9-year-old Duncan Davitt is already weaving a narrative that defies the ordinary. As a local sportswriter who is also an MLB pitching prospect, Davitt bridges the gap between the press box and the mound, offering a unique lens on the game that captivates a national audience eager for stories where talent, heart, and storytelling collide.