Say it isn’t so, more winter weather? Sadly enough it is true and yes, that means ball games are canceled and practices are moved inside. It is my first year to cover spring sports and maybe I am slightly excited to get them started, although maybe spring sports should take place in the actual springtime, but that is another story.

Tuesday night men’s league action featured Homeland Bank versus Wilson Cutting. The tempo started quick and Wilson Cutting jumped out early but the momentum quickly shifted and Homeland claimed the lead and never looked back defeating Wilson Cutting by a final score of 61-53.

The Lady Pioneers started the 2014-2015 basketball season 7-0 and after their first loss to Cannon County went on a three-game skid. The season had its ups and downs and the Lady Pioneers finished with an overall record of 17-18 and a district record of 3-7.

After finishing third last year in the District 6-AAA Tournament and compiling a record of 8-23, the Warren County High School Lady Pioneers softball team is ready to go to work under first-year head coach Gooby Martin.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — James Siakam told his teammates where he would hit the first 3-pointer of his career before the final home game of his Vanderbilt career.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The last five games have been an offensive nightmare for coach Donnie Tyndall and his Tennessee Volunteers.

Wilson Cutting tops Hagemeyer

The Lady Broncos from Boyd Christian School made their run in the MTAC tournament this season. After finishing the regular season in first place in the southern division, giving them a No. 1 seed and earning a first-round bye in the tournament, Boyd made short work of Community Christian School in the second round last Thursday in McMinnville.

The Boyd Christian Broncos made it all the way to the MTAC championship game Saturday night, only to be defeated by Providence Christian Academy Lions, 69-58.

Coaching involves the love of the game and the love of the players. It also involves a desire to teach and a desire to win. I can’t speak for every coach out there but I feel like we will agree most coaches have in fact played in the sport they are involved with in their lifetime.

The Southern Standard Athlete of the Week is Holden Baker. He is the 16-year-old son of Monica and Josh Baker of the Morrison area. He is a junior at WCHS and his favorite course is Mr. Dunn’s U.S. history class. Holden is a member of the WCHS Pioneer basketball team. His favorite shot on the floor is a 3-pointer from the wing. Baker scored 30 points in a game versus Rhea County this season but his favorite highlight was the game in which WCHS took Sparta into a double overtime. The one teammate Baker says he can count ...

After the Lady Broncos ended their regular season by locking up first place in the MTAC southern division with a district record of 10-2, the Lady Broncos were entering the MTAC tournament as a No. 1 seed. Their first test in the MTAC tourney came Thursday night in Westwood when the Lady Broncos faced the Community Christian Lady Colts from White House.

The Broncos from Boyd Christian School were back on the court Thursday night in their first contest in the MTAC tournament. Boyd secured first place in the southern division of the MTAC with a 12-1 district record earning them a No. 1 seed.