While the Warren County High School girls tennis team left White County celebrating another win Thursday, the boys tennis team was still trying to get over a tough loss.

The Warren County High School softball team got a double dose of District 6-AAA play Thursday night when the Rhea County Lady Eagles came to town.

All streaks must come to an end, but Warren County Middle School softball coach Gooby Martin probably would’ve liked his Lady Pioneers to finish the season stronger than it did Wednesday.

Project Graduation was the real winner last Friday when McMinnville Country Club held a golf tournament, but the 68 individuals competing had a chance at a big prize as well.  A new Ford Focus offered up by Kidd Ford was sitting a few yards away from the green of the par-3, No. 7, giving golfers extra reason to focus in on making a great tee shot.

Another impressive performance from Logan Underhill on the mound turned into a devastating loss in the matter of minutes Wednesday night.

Forget coaching the Lakers or Duke University. Those jobs weren’t the ones Chris Sullens dreamed about while growing up. Sullens was a Pioneer and always wanted the chance to come back and lead his alma mater. He’ll get to live his dream this winter.

Shea Panter is stealing a page from the Jeffersons’ playbook. She’s movin’ on up.

After 39 days of searching, the Warren County High School basketball coaching jobs have been filled.

Hundreds of Warren County Middle School students had plenty to cheer about when they came out to watch the Pioneer baseball team play Friday at home against White County.

The Warren County High School boys tennis team wasn’t going to waste a second chance to get above .500 this season. The Pioneers improved to 6-5 overall this year by sweeping their District 6-AAA showdown with Stone Memorial Thursday at McMinnville Civic Center.

The streak lives on.

It must’ve felt like déjà vu for the Warren County High School soccer team following its win Tuesday night in White County.

Hope Mullican was the first Lady Pioneer to come across the plate in the first inning Tuesday against White County. She wouldn’t be the last.

Weathering the storm took on a figurative and literal meaning for the Warren County High School baseball team Tuesday at Patrick Ramsey Field against the Cumberland County Jets.

Celebrations were already planned for eighth-grade night Monday at Nunley Stadium. All the Warren County Middle School boys soccer team needed to do to make the night complete was beat Franklin North.

A long weekend in the Rebel Classic for the Warren County High School soccer team was cut short, but not before the Pioneers picked up their fifth win this season.

Ending games in walk-off style has become a trend for the Warren County High School baseball team, but Saturday was a different story for the Pioneers. The Pioneers, who were victorious in two dramatic games last week, were on the other end of a walk-off Saturday when Marshall County won 1-0.