realcat83

Congrats LCHS, you have a talented group of young ladies. Good luck through the remainder of the post season and represent 8AAA well.

Can anyone tell me what the possible times are for the high school girls games are for the rest of the week? Since our season is finally over I would like to try to see them play. I remember seeing several of them play before, and reading some posts on CoachT has made me want to make the trip. Thank you for any help.

I cant say that I know much about this topic but I have seen the Jr High groups play before. i was able to attend the Section Tournament in Murfreesboro last week, and I remembered some of the girls and boys from my experience with AAU tournaments in Coffee and Bedford Counties. The boys team had a group of young coaches that I would be suprised would leave, maybe one, but the whole group? Unless they were moving up. But, from what I have read, the high school there is strong. The girls were very athletic, but, from what I was told by some parents, loaded with 8th grade girls. But, why would a coach leave from the success? I cant say that I know anything much about Lewis County, but I know the AAU teams have been extremely well coached for the past couple to three years, and have given all-star teams problems at tournaments. The 14-U and 12-U girls coaches were great and very personable young men, either of which, if still in the area, would be successful. Hopefully the rumors about coaches stepping down isnt true, the programs seem to be feeding the high school there some talent. Good luck and hope to see some of you in Tullahoma this spring, you always bring a great crowd.

Boys---Chris Lockard from Clinton, Ricky Norris for sure, and Marsh at Alcoa are all three great, young, enthusiastic coaches Girls--- Galyon at Morristown West is a definate, Lawson, an assistant at Lewis County who worked before with an AAU team, and the young man who coached with Lawson with the L.C. AAU team in the past, Jason something, great young men who were enthusiastic as well as great teachers of the game. Any of the three would be great starts to a program.