dbdcrazie
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1 hour ago, WaveGoodbye said:
Not hearing good things regarding the hiring process. Becker and Sanders better step it up, or Scott Blade will sound like a dream hire.
What are your hearing? Have they had interviews? Do they have their selection made?
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1 hour ago, middletn said:
Liberty Creek applied to be in 3A with the TSSAA. However, looking like they are going to be pushing 1A. Beech is losing only 80 students and Station Camp is only losing 50. Looks like Sumner County's vision of being the next Green Hills is not paying off for them.
LCHS has an enrollment of 480 as of Spring Break. Not where they wanted, but they are still actively seeking students to fill their halls.
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38 minutes ago, abo14 said:
Beech's Coach Alexander or SC's Coach Alexander?
Beech
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Good luck to Coach Alexander.
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2 hours ago, kappy said:
How do you know that everything at Liberty Creek is top secret?
The middle school coaches have a group email and he popped up recently and that was the explanation.
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On 1/28/2022 at 6:35 AM, ChineseFlu said:
where is Dupree going?
Dupree is new head coach at Liberty Creek Middle.
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Five candidates interviewed from four different counties. Each interview was about one hour. Candidates were told February would be the date for the announcement. Several other coaching positions have been filled but not announced.
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11 hours ago, middletn said:
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4 minutes ago, RollRed said:
Why were your cheerleaders and burly band people on our side of the field anyway dingus?? Yall thought that garbage was going to give you and edge that's all. Gallatins best days are behind it.. has been for a long time. Time for a new head coach to. He has a history of cheat to win.
Interesting logic. Gloss over the mistreatment of a woman, but worry about the placement of the band and cheerleaders. (Which HC knew about and could easily see in game film.) Priorities a bit out of whack. Oh well.
As for the HC players, they were phenomenal last night.
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1 hour ago, matt_8777 said:
I would personally like to thank the Green Wave band for the concert they did every time Henry County had the ball. It was like putting music to highlight plays. Really got the HC fans fired up and the HC players too. Even the coach was dancing on the field. And to top that off, when coach Counce said something to the person who appeared to be the director, she decided to try to shout him down and scold him. He pointed to the scoreboard and walked away. Its disrespectful for a team's band to play every minute you have the ball to try to make it difficult for the coaches and players to communicate. May have been why the dogs weren't called off till the last drive of the game. The Gallatin players held themselves to a high standard of sportsmanship the whole game and my hats off to them for their great sportsmanship during the game. This being said, the band WAS really good though but the director needs to learn some etiquette.
If you are referencing what I think you are, that would be when Coach Counce used profane language at the cheerleading coach. The band directors are two burly men who were never talked to.
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I am sure next time this happens GHS can get your help in selling a limited number of tickets to visiting fans, season ticket holders, students, and parents of players, band members, and cheerleaders. Seems like an easy solution with your knowledge.
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GHS has sold season tickets publicly for two weeks. None of the games in the season ticket pack will be available on GoFan.
The new GHS game scheduled for September 18th vs. Collierville will all be sold on GoFan.
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Gallatin, as of Friday, had 1537 students enrolled. About 320 graduated Friday night. Expect 450-plus freshmen in fall.
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Gallatin will be searching.
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A very belated update on the 2009 Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser. Thanks to the local teams and their support, the schools from Sumner County were able to raise $1900 to donate to Susan G. Komen.
Thank you to all of those schools and we look forward to continued success next year.
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Wilson Central defeated Portland 26-24, 25-18, 25-13
All Tournament:
Malika Anderson (Lebanon HS)
Cali Crosslin (Mt. Juliet HS)
Chelsea Ferron (Wilson Central HS)
Jessie Brown (Portland HS)
Sydney Vanlandingham (Wilson Central HS)
Juanesha Rodriguez (Portland HS)
Grace Locke (Wilson Central HS)
MVP - Kristin Cook (Wilson Central HS)
Region 5-AAA Schedule for Tuesday, October 20, 2009 @ Wilson Central:
4:00 - Wilson Central vs. Clarksville Northeast
5:30 - Portland vs. Dickson County
7:00 - Championship Match
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2009 DISTRICT 9-AAA REGULAR SEASON AWARDS
First Place – Wilson Central High School
Coach of the Year – Tammy Serbin, Wilson Central High School
Sportsmanship Award – Beech High School
All District Team:
? Kristin Cook, Wilson Central High School
? Jessie Brown, Portland High School
? Amanda Wiseman, Wilson Central High School
? Kayla White, Portland High School
? Cali Crosslin, Mt. Juliet High School
? Grace Locke, Wilson Central High School
? Morgan Davenport, Portland High School
? Kayla Crawford, Lebanon High School
? Karissa Dulay, Hendersonville High School
? Olivia Ervin, Hendersonville High School
District 9-AAA Most Valuable Player:
Chelsea Ferron, Wilson Central High School
Mt. Juliet def. Hendersonville - 3-2
Wilson Central def. Beech - 3-0
Portland def. Station Camp - 3-0
Lebanon def. Gallatin - 3-0
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Bump.
Silent Auction tables will also be available with 100% of those proceeds going to Susan G. Komen also. Some items include Club Level tickets to a Predators game, tickets to Titans games, hotel restaurant gift certificates, hotel gift certificates, passes to Dollywood, and several other items obtained by parents in the Hendersonville program.
Wear your pink and support this great cause.
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Updated list of coaches for this play day:
Station Camp - Brian Minor
*Beech - Suzie Peek
Hendersonville - Johnnie Anderson
Gallatin - Bret Snow
*Macon County - Shane Tipton
*John Paul II -Kim Shaver
* -New coaches
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2009 PORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL PLAYDAY – AUGUST 15, 2009
1 – Station Camp
2 – Beech
3 – Hendersonville
4 – Gallatin
5 - Macon County
6 - Portland
7 - Pope John Paul II
9:00am
Court 1 - Beech vs. JPII
Court 2 - Hendersonville vs. Portland
Court 3 - Open
10:00am
C1 - Station Camp vs. Portland
C2 - Beech vs. Macon County
C3 - Hendersonville vs. Gallatin
11:00am
C1 - JPII vs. Macon County
C2 - Gallatin vs. Station Camp
C3 - Open
12:00 noon
C1 - Portland vs. Gallatin
C2 - JPII vs. Hendersonville
C3 - Station Camp vs. Beech
1:00pm
C1 - Hendersonville vs. Macon County
C2 - Beech vs. Portland
C3 - Open
2:00pm
C1 - Gallatin vs. Beech
C2 - Station Camp vs. Macon County
C3 - Portland vs. JPII
3:00pm
C1 - Hendersonville vs. Station Camp
C2 - Gallatin vs. JPII
C3 - Macon County vs. Portland
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This is a great article indicative of the level of knowledge and skill that athletic trainers have. This comes at a time when medical institutions are looking to make cutbacks in their budget and are looking at athletic trainers as the first victims. This has happened with athletic trainers in Putnam County, Macon County, and Smith County, while schools in Sumner County are still not sure of the status of their athletic trainers for this school year.
Please thank your athletic trainers for their hard work and support of your local athletic programs.
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The Second Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Challenge will be held Monday, October 5, 2009, at Hendersonville High School. Both downstairs courts will be used for the event. The schedule is as follows:
4:00 - HHS vs. Merrol Hyde (Court 1)
Station Camp vs. Pope John Paul II (Court 2)
5:15 - Pope John Paul II vs. White House (Court 1)
Station Camp vs. Merrol Hyde (Court 2)
6:30 - HHS vs. White House (Court 2)
Admission will be $5.00, with 100% of the gate receipts being donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Last year's event raised $1500.00, and we hope to top that for this year's event.
If you have questions, please contact HHS Head Coach Johnnie Anderson at johnnie.anderson@sumnerschools.org or at school at (615) 824-6162.
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Hendersonville High School is scheduled to host the District 9 Showcase on Tuesday, August 25th, with the following matchups and times:
5:00 - HHS vs. Greenbrier
Wilson Central vs. Goodpasture
6:15 - HHS vs. Goodpasture
Wilson Central vs. Greenbrier
This should be a good night of volleyball with three programs that have historically played well year in and year out, and an HHS squad with 8 seniors this year.
Admission will be $5.00 with action on the two downstairs courts.
Station Camp job open
in Class 3A & Class 4A
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The complicating factor for this job is that due to their continued reduction in student population, SCHS is again cutting teaching positions for next school year. This will probably force them to hire from within and limit their abilities to hire outside assistant coaches.