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The Region is at Community.

Heard it announced that it was Cody Pierce. Graduated from Community. Played with a lot of hustle. Had the younger sister standout there. Young but should be a good hire.

Don’t see any hardship being legit. Makes no sense. Heard the T-town coach ha she a lot of sketchy history from his JH days.

I agree with your predictions and respect all of the girls. IMo-In prepping for any game with MTC I would game-plan who could hurt me the most and in this case around Buckner and not Wilkerson. That to me drives who I think is MVP considerations. (As well as Ms. Basketball nominations.)

Sarah Pierce - Community High School. Single A. As a senior she is averaging 16.5 points per game 4.2 rebounds per game, 1.2 assists per game and 2.7 steals per game. Grade point of 4.0. 1845 career points as of 1/29/16 from freshmen year. District 9A MVP both sophomore and junior years. Great student of the game and in the classroom.

Houston Co. is a very reputable team with a strong history. They could stand alone for 10A but the competition level night in and night out in 9A is above 10A this year. This is not to knock any of those programs but they don't appear to be as high as some years past. Good luck to all regardless of the district.

It's a strong chance 9A could sweep the first round over 10A.

For 9A there are multiple talented young ladies. Every team has at least one. Yost, Wilkerson, Hawkins, and numerous others. If I could only bring along one as the best, it would have to be Pierce. Would to love all of these talented girls any day of the week though.

Community over Harriman 61-52.

Community 30 Jackson County 26 Final.

The District 9A tournament is at Community High School. The Region 5A tourney is at East Robertson.

Community was called for 35 fouls versus MTC for 19. At halftime score was 21-21 with MTC score only 4 points on the floor and 17 from the line. Down the line Community had key players either fouled out or in foul trouble.

Dude Knoxville Halls chants and claps just like a softball team

Coffee Co. over Shelbyville 9-1. Jamie Sain complete game victory. Harrison Boyd 3 Run homer in first inning.

Heard Gallatin lost to Coffee this weekend by a lot. They can't be that strong.

Community High School in Unionville has a Varsity Boys Basketball position open for 07-08. They also have assistant football positions as well.

Still $2 to park on the visitor side, and free to park on the home side?

A scoreless tie would be good.

Hey mjuhb, Why don't you learn to spell offense and defense (both are spelled with an "s" not a "c.") Your use of 'there' is wrong too. If it's possessive, then it's "their." Where did you go to school, Tullahoma?

i think tullahoma can stop riverdale

Been around a lot of old time baseball coaches. They considered it an insult for there team to chant like a bunch of sissy girls. By the way who is the halls player that leads the cheers.

Who cares who wins the appeal. Who could root for Halls anyhow? A baseball team that claps hands and repeats cheers in unison better than any softball team you ever heard. A whiny coach who can't accept defeat. What a combination!

Hey you guys from Ooltewah need to quit pounding your chest. The Coffee Co. folks were pretty upset because they said they had came to play a jv game with freshman and soph. players. Their were a lot of mad people left after Halls and Ooltewah played there frist team varsity against the Coffee jv.

Community High School in Unionville, TN will be starting a new football program in 2004-2005 and is hiring for their coaches currently. Any interested parties may contact Bedford County Board of Education 931-684-3284, EXT 224, James Cayborne for more information. The school's number is 931-294-5125.

Community High School in Unionville, TN is starting a football program by hiring a coach this year for a 2004-2005 season and leading into a Jr. Varsity then Varsity program in the following years. Inquiries can be made to their Board of Education at 931-684-3284 to James Clayborne. Their school number is 931-294-5125.