Smith’s Dominant Pitching Leads York Past Cumberland County
Story and Photos by Rusty Ellis The York Institute Dragons fell behind early, but rallied and took control to win 12-2 over Cumberland County on…
Cumberland County Sports
Late-Game Heroics Lead Stone Memorial Over CCHS
Story and Photos by Rusty Ellis The Stone Memorial Panthers struggled to get on the board at all, but scored six combined runs between the…
Cookeville Track Sweeps Home Meet
The Cookeville Cavaliers swept Tuesday’s home meet over York Institute, Upperman, Warren County, Christian Academy of Knoxville, Stone Memorial, White County, Clarkrange, Livingston Academy and…
Upperman Softball Rolls Past Stone Memorial
Story and photos by Kailee Means: The Upperman Lady Bees defeated the Stone Memorial Lady Panthers 14-2 Friday night in softball action. The Lady Bee…
White County Rolls Past Cumberland County
Story and Photos by Rusty Ellis The White County Warriorettes continued their excellent play of late with a dominant 15-0 win over Cumberland County on…
Lady Wildcats Shutout Lady Panthers 10-0
Story and photos by Kailee Means: The Livingston Academy Lady Wildcats gained their first win of the season against the Stone Memorial Lady Panthers in…
Panthers Push Defending Champs To Brink, Fall Just Short In State Semifinals
MURFREESBORO – One of the most historic seasons in Stone Memorial boys’ basketball history came to an end in a 59-55 loss against Greeneville on…
Stone Memorial Advances To State Semifinals With Win Over Bolton
MURFREESBORO – The Stone Memorial Panthers secured a trip to the final four in a 77-64 win against Bolton in the quarterfinal round of the…
LIVE THREAD: Stone Memorial VS Bolton – State Tournament First Round
The Stone Memorial Panthers (20-10) are set to take on Bolton (6-23) in the quarterfinal round of the TSSAA Boys’ Basketball State Tournament. Refresh this…
Press Release: Justin Matheney And Noah McKay Become Co-Owners Of UCR
Upper Cumberland Reporter Chief Operating Officer Noah McKay and Justin Matheney have partnered together to purchase UCR. The Upper Cumberland Reporter was started by the…