Power Center stumbles in Class AA semifinals
The Knights, playing at state for the first time, kept pace with East Nashville until late in the game.
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March 2022
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MAHS loses to East Robertson on late 3-pointer in Class A quarterfinals
Final seconds prove decisive as Lions’ third consecutive state tournament trip ends with a heartbreaking loss.
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Bartlett outlasts Beech in Class AAAA quarterfinals
J.R. Jacobs leads Panthers with 22 points and 10 rebounds as they hit clutch free throws in the final minutes.
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Box score: Bartlett 64, Beech 59
March 16, 2022: Bartlett defeats Henderson Beech in Class 4A quarterfinal.
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Knoxville Fulton eliminates Fayette-Ware in Class AAA
JaSteven Walker scores 23, but the Falcons were too tough for Fayette-Ware.
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Box score: Power Center Academy 40, Brainerd 39
Power Center Academy defeats Chattanooga Brainerd in boys Class 2A quarterfinal.
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Underdog Bolton falls in AAA quarterfinals
Stone Memorial pulls away from Wildcats in the second half.
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Power Center shakes off jitters and cold shooting, advances to AA semifinals
Knights go without a basket for nearly the final four minutes but hang on against Chattanooga Brainerd.
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Jackson, Byrd snag Mr. Basketball awards
CBHS standout adds to postseason hardware; TRA senior honored after leading the area in scoring.
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Preview: Five area boys teams enter their own madness at state tournament
Bartlett, Bolton, Fayette-Ware, MAHS and Power Center Academy will represent the area beginning Tuesday in Murfreesboro.
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Beech defeats Arlington in girls Class 4A quarterfinals
Alindsey Long leads Tigers with 17 points.
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New CBHS baseball coach: ‘I’m me and that’s all I know how to be’
After a successful career in the big leagues, Christian Brothers’ new baseball coach Jason Motte is ready to impart his wisdom, win games and have fun.
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Fayette-Ware falls in Class 3A girls state quarterfinals
Second-half comeback bid falls short against Creek Wood.
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FACS outlasts Goodpasture for D2-A title
Daniel Egbuniwe was named MVP as Crusaders cap 30-2 season for first state title in school history.
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Box score: FACS 48, Goodpasture 42
March 5, 2022: FACS defeats Goodpasture in the Division 2-A boys basketball state final.
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Box score: CBHS 79, Knoxville Catholic 72
March 5, 2022: Christian Brothers High School defeats Knoxville Catholic for boys Division 2-AA state title.
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Box score: FACS 57, Clarksville Academy 32
March 4, 2022: FACS defeats Clarksville Academy in Division 2-A boys basketball state semifinal in Cookeville.
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CBHS caps perfect season with Division 2-AA state title
Brothers finish 28-0 as Chandler Jackson and Michael Pepper each score 20.
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Bus may have broken down, but not FACS’ game plan in state semifinal
The Crusaders, who have no trouble with Clarksville Academy, will take on Goodpasture in hopes of their first state championship.
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Box score: FACS 57, Clarksville Academy 32
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Claybrooks takes point as Bartlett goes into sub-state battle
Veteran Kennedy Claybrooks has the experience the Panthers need in their quest to reach Murfreesboro for the first time since 2015.
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Undefeated CBHS advances to D2-AA title game
Brothers work it out when things get tight against Lipscomb Academy and will face Knoxville Catholic in Saturday’s final.
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Briarcrest, Collierville standouts win fans’ vote for player of the week
Fans pick Cooper Haynes and Hilary Shikuku in the final basketball vote of the season.
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Box score: CBHS 58, Lipscomb Academy 52
March 3, 2022, boys basketball state semifinal: Christian Brothers High School defeats Lipscomb Academy.
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Preview: What to know about CBHS, FACS as they chase Division 2 state titles
Brothers take on Lipscomb Academy in D2-AA Thursday and Crusaders square off against Clarksville Academy on Friday.
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Memories of 2020 fuel FACS’ run back to state
Core seniors, who were sophomores when the team lost in the title game two years ago, are determined to produce a different result — for themselves and the school.
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