The Warren County Middle School softball team started its quest for back-to-back Central Tennessee Conference titles with a sweep of Shelbyville Harris last week.

In a matter of two days, Warren County High School went from having two basketball coaches to none.

The following is a summary of an interview with former Warren County High School girls basketball coach Erick Baird, who was fired Friday after five years coaching the Lady Pioneers. He candidly touched on an array of topics while speaking with Standard sports editor Jeffery Simmons. His comments on each topic are listed.

Wednesday’s season opener for the Warren County Middle School softball team proved to be worth the wait. After being postponed Tuesday, the Lady Pioneers took the field against DeKalb County and won a thrilling 1-0 contest.

For the first time since 2010, the Warren County High School boys tennis team won’t enter the season as the defending District 6-AAA champions.

The Warren County High School girls tennis team took District 6-AAA by surprise last season while finishing the regular season undefeated and claiming its first championship. The Lady Pioneers will have to adjust this year to being the team with the target on its back.

The expectations for the Warren County Middle School soccer team couldn’t be any clearer. The Pioneers want another Central Tennessee Conference title.

A fresh start is exactly what the Warren County High School soccer team needs.

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The Warren County Middle School baseball team took the Central Tennessee Conference by storm last year. The Pioneers put together an 11-game winning streak through the middle of the season to claim the regular-season title, then fought all the way to the tournament championship game before falling to Franklin North.

Coach Adam Childs wants his Warren County High School baseball team to be the squad other opponents don’t want to play. Having seven starters back from last year’s 13-win team should help the Pioneers’ cause.

If the Warren County Middle School girls softball team is going to repeat as Central Tennessee Conference champions, the Lady Pioneers will have to do it with an entirely different lineup.

A new season brings new expectations for the Warren County High School softball team and coach David Upton isn’t afraid of challenging his young Lady Pioneers to be the best.

After a crushing loss to Lighthouse in the MTAC semifinals kept the Boyd High School basketball team out of the championship game, the consolation game felt like anything but a consolation for Broncos. The team’s play against Providence Christian Academy proved that Saturday.

Four months of grueling work in the gym may have taken its toll on the Boyd Lady Broncos, but the finish line is in sight.

Competing in marathons seems to run through the Hoover family’s blood.