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Station Camp 2, Mount Juliet 0

Thanks I was wondering how long it would take to get that answer!

Hendersonville plays Station Camp at 6pm at the Field of Dreams tonight.

Beech plays Wilson Central at 8pm (Field of Dreams - Hendersonville) 5/10/11

District Final will be at 7pm on Thursday, May 12 at the Field of Dreams

I have not seen Maryville or Farragut play this year but I have seen Bearden and Catholic. I know Bearden is the hands on favorite and they have really played great all year. I can't see them letting off the gas especially against Farragut. That being said Farragut has improved and will be up for the challenge.

As much as I might like Catholic to do well in the contest I don't think they have improved enough to handle a really talented Maryville side. I believe Maryville would have to stumble in a big way to lose to Catholic this time around. It is really nice to see Catholic playing well at crunch time though.

Round 2

Hendersonville plays winner of Station Camp/Mt. Juliet at 6:00pm (Field of Dreams - Hendersonville)5/10/11

Beech plays Wilson Central at 8pm (Field of Dreams - Hendersonville) 5/10/11

District Final will be at 7pm on Thursday, May 12 at the Field of Dreams

District Tourney 9AAA:

 

#8 Lebanon at #1 Hendersonville @ 7PM

#5 Station Camp at #4 Mt. Juliet @ 6pm

#7 Portland at #2 Beech @ 6pm

#6 Gallatin at #3 Wilson Central @ 7pm

Hendersonville advances 5-0 over Lebanon

Beech advances 2-1 over Portland

Wilson Central advances 8-1 over Gallatin

No word on the Station Camp/Mt. Juliet game.

District Tourney 9AAA:

#8 Lebanon at #1 Hendersonville @ 7PM

#5 Station Camp at #4 Mt. Juliet @ 6pm

#7 Portland at #2 Beech @ 6pm

#6 Gallatin at #3 Wilson Central @ 7pm

I noticed the Hendersonville vs Lebanon game slated for the 26th has been moved to Saturday the 30th. I believe it was at 6pm.

As of 4/20/11

Results based on number of victories

Maryville - 12-2-0

Bearden - 11-0-2

Tennessee HS - 10-2-0

Brentwood - 9-0-2

Hendersonville - 9-2-1

Lenoir City - 9-2-1

Dickson County - 9-4-0

Riverdale - 8-0-2

Sullivan South - 8-1-2

Houston - 8-2-3

Blackman - 8-2-1

Beech - 8-3-2

Hardin Valley - 7-0-3

Science Hill - 7-1-1

Farragut - 7-3-2

West Creek - 7-3-1

Siegel - 7-4-1

Many with 6 or fewer victories

As of 4/14/11:

Best records in Tennessee reported to Eurosport

1 - Maryville - 11-1-0

2 - Bearden - 9-0-2

3 - Tennessee HS - 9-1-0

4 - Hendersonville - 8-1-1

5 - Blackman - 8-2-1

6 - Brentwood - 7-0-2

7 - Beech - 7-1-2

8 - Sullivan South - 7-1-2

9 - Lenoir City - 7-2-1

10 - West Creek - 7-2-0

11 - Farragut - 7-3-1

12 - Riverdale - 6-0-2

13 - Houston - 6-1-3

14 - McMinn County - 6-1-2

15 - Science Hill - 6-1-1

16 - Station Camp - 6-3

17 - Siegel - 6-4-0

Many with 5 or fewer wins.

As of 4/14/11:

20 - Bearden - 8-0-2

21 - Brentwood - 7-0-2

24 - Hardin Valley - 5-0-3

Top 7s

Tennessee: 1. Bearden (8-0-2), 2. Brentwood (7-0-2), 3. Hardin Valley (5-0-3), 4. Knoxville West (4-1-1), 5. Hendersonville (8-1-1), 6. Riverdale (6-0-1), 7. McCallie (5-1-2).

Hendersonville also missed a PK in their 2-0 loss to Bearden. An impressive showing of the BHS defense, perhaps there is a new no. 1 in the state?

With the loss by Maryville over the weekend I would think there would be a good chance of that happening.

Sunday, April 10

Gt. George's and Dobyns Bennett tie 2-2

Bearden wins another over Gallatin 8-1

Hendersonville hands Father Ryan their second loss of the season 3-1

Gallatin - 1 | Father Ryan 3

Bearden - 4 | St. George's - 0

 

H'ville and Dobyns Bennett are tied at the half.

H'ville wins over Dobyns Bennett 2-1

Here is the schedule with games starting tonight.

 

Friday, April 8

 

Gallatin vs. Father Ryan 4:00 PM

St. George's vs. Bearden 6:00 PM

Hendersonville vs. Dobyns Bennett 8:00 PM

 

Sat, April 9

 

Father Ryan vs. St. George's 4:00 PM

Dobyns Bennett vs. Gallatin 6:00 PM

Bearden vs. Hendersonville 8:00 PM

 

Sunday, April 10

 

St. George's vs. Dobyns Bennett 1:00 PM

Gallatin vs. Bearden 3:00 PM

Hendersonville vs. Father Ryan 5:00 PM

 

Teams listed first will wear white

I did not hear the Father Ryan vs St. George's score but was able to watch Dobyns Bennett vs Gallatin and Bearden vs Hendersonville.

Dobyns Bennett won 3-2 over Gallatin. It looked like a pretty evenly matched event with Gallatin pulling to within 1 score late in the game.

Bearden threw down the gauntlet with some very stiff play against Hville. Although Hville had more scoring opportunities and posessed the ball a little better this was a game of capitalizing on mistakes. Bearden did and Hendersonville didn't. Bearden wins 2-0.

Here is the schedule with games starting tonight.

 

Friday, April 8

 

Gallatin vs. Father Ryan 4:00 PM

St. George's vs. Bearden 6:00 PM

Hendersonville vs. Dobyns Bennett 8:00 PM

 

Sat, April 9

 

Father Ryan vs. St. George's 4:00 PM

Dobyns Bennett vs. Gallatin 6:00 PM

Bearden vs. Hendersonville 8:00 PM

 

Sunday, April 10

 

St. George's vs. Dobyns Bennett 1:00 PM

Gallatin vs. Bearden 3:00 PM

Hendersonville vs. Father Ryan 5:00 PM

 

Teams listed first will wear white

Gallatin - 1 | Father Ryan 3

Bearden - 4 | St. George's - 0

H'ville and Dobyns Bennett are tied at the half.

Here is the schedule with games starting tonight.

Friday, April 8

Gallatin vs. Father Ryan 4:00 PM

St. George's vs. Bearden 6:00 PM

Hendersonville vs. Dobyns Bennett 8:00 PM

Sat, April 9

Father Ryan vs. St. George's 4:00 PM

Dobyns Bennett vs. Gallatin 6:00 PM

Bearden vs. Hendersonville 8:00 PM

Sunday, April 10

St. George's vs. Dobyns Bennett 1:00 PM

Gallatin vs. Bearden 3:00 PM

Hendersonville vs. Father Ryan 5:00 PM

Teams listed first will wear white

guess Farragut's 1 loss without their coach really hurt...

It sounds like he may be out for more games.

Lookout for Maryville!!! Some big moves up and down in the Fab 50

16. Maryville - 9-0-0

19. Hendersonville - 7-0-1

30. Bearden - 3-0-2

33. Hardin Valley - 3-0-2

34. Brentwood - 3-0-2

48. McCallie - 4-1-0

State Ranking as of 4/4/11

Top 7s

Tennessee: 1. Maryville (9-0-0), 2. Hendersonville (7-0-1), 3. Bearden (3-0-2), 4. Hardin Valley (3-0-2), 5. Brentwood (3-0-2), 6. McCallie (4-1-0), 7. Riverdale (4-0-1).

I believe these games are on tap for today. Everybody join in on game commentary and lets see where this thread takes us this year. (keep it clean)

Hardin Valley vs Houston

Bearden vs Germantown

Farragut vs Collierville

Knox Catholic vs Notre Dame

Maryville vs Gallatin

Siegel vs CAK

Hendersonville vs Oak Ridge

Good game. Fire scored first with a goal from Jackson Boonstra. Ravenwood scored at beginning of 2nd half. Then Matt Dyer scored one of the best free kicks you have ever seen in your life. Then Tyler Jackson had a run out to make it 3-1 but refs blew an offsides call. Then Ravenwood scored with about.. 3-5 minutes left. It was a very good game.

That sounds like a spetacular effort from MTHF as I know Ravenwood has a good side. Please keep us informed about MTHF this season as we don't get a lot of the normal resources and feedback for their games.

It wouldn't be the Bearden Tournament if there was no rain or sloppy field conditions. The soccer gods must feel the need for making it feel like England for this tournament every year.

Gypsy, I would also like to thank you for this write up. Additionally if you notice any particularly great performances by individuals or teams I would love some names or numbers, positions, and playing style. My son has graduated but I still love to watch and hear about the kids around the state.

Thanks!

Hendersonville has a nice draw--CAK, Oak Ridge, Catholic. Would have been interesting to see them matched up with Bearden, Farragut and Maryville.

This is the first time in my recent memory that H'ville has not been scheduled to play Bearden or Farragut. That being said if anyone thinks CAK, Knox Catholic, and Oak Ridge are a cakewalk should probably think again. I know H'ville was not slated to play Bearden because they will meet them in the Hendersonville Classic.

Although the weather was cold and dry, the action on the field was hot and wet. Sloppy conditions made for some interesting soccer. The first game with Oak Ridge and Gallatin showed trouble with the field as most of the small ball movement thru the middle part of the field was stopped more by puddles than defensive pressure. Passes were hard to connect and possession seemed more dangerous than just putting it in the other teams attacking third. Credit to both teams for trying to play small. I missed the first goal, but Oak Ridge scored off a nice cross and a pretty thru ball to go up 3-0. Gallatin showed a little more pressure towards the end of the game.

 

The second game was fun to watch. Although small in size, CAK showed up big against Hendersonville. Hendersonville had the upper hand for most of the game, but gave up two goals on pretty free kicks at the end. The game finished 3-2 in favor of Hendersonville. I do not know how they normally play, but it was obvious that Hendersonville was putting the ball up top a lot. They didn't play around with it in the middle and were constantly attacking the goal. CAK tried to move the ball around a little more, but could not threaten the goal nearly as much. It really was a David and Goliath picture. Some of the boys from CAK were lucky to reach the elbows of the Hendersonville players. Both teams have talent, but size and speed were a factor. Hendersonville's two players up top were fun to watch and they have a strong back line. The two free kicks were gorgeous for CAK, but the third goal for Hendersonville was spectacular. A long cross just over the midfield stripe, finished with a nice header. The big guy up top for Hendersonville will have some goals this year.

It wouldn't be the Bearden Tournament if there was no rain or sloppy field conditions. The soccer gods must feel the need for making it feel like England for this tournament every year.

I could not make the Bearden Tournament this year and would love to hear about thoughts on upcoming matches as well as commentary on how the matches played out.

I heard today that Zach Gutzman and Whit Gray, from Hendersonville, have both verbally comitted to play soccer at Carson-Newman

ESPN Rise as of 3/21/11

 

Tennessee: 1. Hendersonville (1-0-0), 2. Bearden (0-0-0), 3. Brentwood (1-0-1), 4. Battle Ground Academy (1-0-1), 5. Farragut (0-0-0), 6. Christian Brothers (2-0-0), 7. Centennial (0-0-1).

 

Fab 50

 

9 - Hendersonville

19 - Bearden

30 - Brentwood

31 - Battle Ground Academy

37 - Farragut

38 - Christian Brothers

As of 3/27/11

Tennessee: 1. Hendersonville (3-0-0), 2. Brentwood (1-0-1), 3. Battle Ground Academy (1-0-1), 4. Maryville (6-0-0), 5. Bearden (1-0-1), 6. Hardin Valley (1-0-1), 7. Farragut (2-0-1).