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  • LCMS Panthers/Lady Panthers Fall to Summertown Eagles

    Nov 21, 2024

    Although the Junior Varsity team was able to take the win Monday, November 8, 2024, the Summertown Eagles traveled to Lewis County where both Varsity teams beat the Panthers on their home-court. Lady JV Panthers dominated the court from the very beginning and held it to the end when they ended with a 16 to 9 win. Jazelyn B was the lead scorer with 6 points, Lilah O (3), Landree W (2), Addisen S (2), Caylee K (2), and Jacelyn A (1). The Panthers gave it a great effort, but couldn't keep up with...

  • TBJJA Competitors bring home metals

    Nov 21, 2024

    Brandon Stoner won Gold, competing at the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation tournament in Nashville. He got his competition to submit without having a single point scored against him. Brandon competed in the Master 3 Super Heavy White Belt division. This makes a 2nd Gold Medal in IBJJF competition and his 3rd Gold Medal in the short year he has been training in Jiu Jitsu. Maple Stoner won Bronze, competing at the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation tournament in Nashville....

  • Tennessee National Raceway

    Nov 21, 2024

    Tennessee National Raceway held their 2024 Super Season Finale, Saturday night, November 16th. "It was some of the best racing with a track surface that couldn't have been any better," said track owner, Cody 'Cooter' Harris. Officials were getting nervous when rain began, but even after nearly five inches of rain Wednesday night into Thursday morning, Harris stayed confident. "I knew Chris and Bear would get the track whipped into shape, like always." And, they did. All night, fans enjoyed...

  • Panthers fall to bulldogs in first round

    Nov 14, 2024

    Barry Churchwell/Stats Pete Noblin/Photos The Lewis County High Forest Football Panthers traveled to Milan Friday, November 8, to compete in First Round TSSAA playoff. The Panthers were overpowered by the Bulldogs losing by the score of 42-16. The Bulldogs controlled the first half building a 28 point lead after two quarters. The first score was a 5 yard TD run by Milan's Jaydon Peete at 8:49. Josh Shook kicked the Point After. At 5:29, Greg Hayes caught a 57 yard pass from Will Johnson for the...

  • 2024 Lewis County High School Homecoming Court

    Nov 7, 2024

    Back row, left to right, freshman attendant Rylin Hansen, Eli Chapin, junior attendant Olivia Smith, Cayleb Moore, queen Bendi Barnes, Steele Moseley, senior attendant Isabella Dicus, Jaxon Fite, sophomore attendant Kabry Adkins, Bo Banks; front row, Annleigh Spicer, Macie Mitchell, Aryn Shepherd, flower girl Ellie Hamm, Klayr Shepherd, Brylee Wyatt, Ryley Wall, crown bearer Branlee Clayton, Aubrey Kellogg, Brooke Spivey, McKinley Sullivan, and Clara Tanner...

  • SPORTS WAGERING COUNCIL TAKES ACTION

    Nov 7, 2024

    The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council through its executive director issued $50,000 in fines Tuesday to Bovada.lv, an unlicensed and therefore illegal sportsbook operating in Tennessee. Bovada failed to comply with cease and desist letters delivered to addresses in Curaçao, and Council investigators placed wagers through Bovada's platform on three separate occasions, including as recently as October 16, 2024. The Sports Gaming Act authorizes the Council to impose a $10,000 fine for the first...

  • Panthers Hold Waverly Central Scoreless in Season Finale

    Nov 7, 2024

    Barry Churchwell/Stats The Lewis County High School Football Panthers finished their regular season with a mighty victory over Waverly Central Thursday, October 31, on Bobby W. Sharp Field 41-0. The Panthers got on the board at 7:48 in the first with Aiden Wise catching a 5 yard pass from Brycen McDonald for a TD. Drew Ray ran in the two point conversion. LC 8-Waverly 0. In second quarter action, Bentley Kelsey took a 48 yard pass from McDonald into the endzone for the Panther’s second score. The extra point try failed. Panthers 14-Tigers 0 a...

  • Hohenwald Grapplers Compete in Clarksville

    Ron Slay, Sports Writer|Nov 7, 2024

    Four local wrestlers traveled to Clarksville on Sunday to compete in the Turkey Takedown, an annual wrestling event hosted by the Iron Knights Wrestling Club. In the inaugural tournament of the 2024/2025 season, the Columbia Wrestling Club showcased several talented members who hail from Hohenwald, including: Brock Launius (41-44 lb weight class), Sam Launius (49-54), Buster Launius (58), and Steele Carroll (74-79). Sam Launius delivered an impressive performance, winning every match by fall...

  • Panther Basketball: November 4, 2024

    Nov 7, 2024

    Despite trailing 13-12 at halftime, the JV Panthers brought home the only win for Lewis County on Monday night, November 4th, as they narrowly defeated the Hickman County Bulldogs, 24-22. Dominick J blocked three of the four shots, and 31 rebounds were grabbed, with Hunter C taking 10 of them. Scoring for the JV Panthers were Hunter C and Lucky T, each with five points, Kanon M (4), Cooper J (3), Brantlee T (2), Dominick (2), Harvey S (2), and Haven R (1). With nine lead changes throughout the night, the Panthers fought hard to keep a winning...

  • Lewis county skeet shooting club

    Oct 31, 2024

    LC Skeet Club...

  • Panthers fall to eagles

    Oct 31, 2024

    Barry Churchwell/Stats The Lewis County High School Football Panthers hosted the Summertown Eagles at Bowwy W. Sharp Field Friday, October 25, falling 18-35 to the visitors. The Panthers were first on the board after a 5 yard carry by Bentley Kelsey crossed the goal line at 7:21 in the opening period. A conversion try by Nathanial Caamal was not succesful. LC 6-Eagles 0. The Eagles answered at 3:24 on a 22 yard dash by Logan Love. Bradley Hoffmad kicked in the conversion and Summertown took the lead. LC 6-Summertown 7. The Eagles scored at...

  • JV Panthers Beat Tigers!

    Oct 31, 2024

    Mt. Pleasant JV Tigers played a good basketballgame, Tuesday, October 22nd, but they just couldn’t catch up to our Panthers. Capturing the 16 points over the Tigers’ 10 at halftime, the Lewis County Panthers had six assists, and pulled out a strong 26-15 win. Leading the Lewis County JV Panthers in scoring, were Dominick J. (9), Hunter C. (7), Harvey S. (6), Lucky T (4)....

  • Lady Panthers Dominate

    Oct 31, 2024

    Following the JV win, the Lewis County Lady Panthers continued the winning streak with a dominating 50-7 victory over Mt. Pleasant’s Lady Tigers. The Ladies never trailed in the game, blocking three shots and grabbing 23 steals and 35 rebounds, thanks to the hard work of the diligent players. Jazelyn B. led the team with 8 rebounds. Additional scorers included Jacelyn A. (8pts), Sloan K (6), Lyric I (6), Jazelyn B. (5), Delani H. (4), Bella W. (3), Addisen S. (2), Briley D. (2), and Eva N. (2)....

  • Panthers Fall to Tigers

    Oct 31, 2024

    Following the Ladies’ grand win was difficult in a practically clean sweep, as the Tigers racked up 61 points to the Panthers’ 4. Braylon K. scored two of the four points, with Gunner F. and Haven R. each scoring one of the others....

  • Lewis County Middle School basketball

    Oct 31, 2024

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  • Panthers bring home win over zion

    Oct 24, 2024

    Barry Churchwell/Stats Pete Noblin/Photos The Lewis County High School Football Panthers traveled to Zion Christian Friday, October 18, for a non-Region contest and brought home a 39-0 victory. The Panthers scored twice in the first quarter. First was Braylon Bean on a three yard carry at 5:53 in the period. Drew Ray scored on a 7 yard run at 1:36 with Henry Sharp kicking the point after. LC 13-Zion 0. Four different Panthers crossed the Zion goal line in the second quarter. Ray had a 67 yard...

  • jr. pro majors rock Fairview

    Oct 17, 2024

    Contributed by Ron Slay The Lewis County Junior Pro Panthers traveled to Fairview on a beautiful autumn day to take on the Fairview Titans. Hampered by player absences caused by fall break vacations, they dropped two out of three games. It marked the end of the season for a program in the process of rebuilding that shows great potential. MAJORS Football team captains: Jacob Mathes, Corey Simanson and Elijah Davis. Cheer Captains: Brynn Nance and Aidah O'neill In what can arguably be considered...

  • LCHS Band in Competition

    Oct 17, 2024

    Lewis County High School Marching Band is performing well at regional band contests this season. The show this year depicts images, sounds, and music associated with the theme "Dreams and Nightmares" with the songs Mister Sandman, Sweet Dreams, Talking to the Moon, and A Builder's Dream. Under the direction of Ed Medford, staff for the band includes Saul Calderon Zavala, Kelly Medford, Theresa Gibson, Shelly Youngstead, and Joe Ahne. Student leadership team for the band this year is Drum Major...

  • LCHS Volleyball in district play

    Oct 17, 2024

    On October 7th and 8th, LCHS' lady Panther volleyball hit the road for post-season play during the TSSAA Division 1, Class 1-A, District 11 tournament. October 7 saw the Lady Panthers facing the Lady Tigers of Mt. Pleasant. LCHS swept the match in 3 sets with set scores of 29-27, 25-21, and 25-13, knocking Mt. Pleasant out of the tournament. The match on October 8 placed the Lady Panthers against first place Loretto, and the Lady Panthers fell in 3 sets with scores of 12-15, 12-25, and 6-25....

  • LCHS Volleyball Hosts Summertown on Senior Night

    Oct 10, 2024

    The Lady Panthers ended their 2024 regular season at home with a district match against Summertown's Lady Eagles. In JV action, the Lady Panthers fell in two sets to give the match to Summertown. Between matches, the coaching staff and players honored their lone senior on the squad, Madison Crowell. Madison is the daughter of Dwight and Jennifer Crowell. After graduation in May she would like to attend Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson majoring in Business. Madison has played several...

  • jr pro homecoming held saturday, october 5 at a.b.sisco field

    Oct 10, 2024

    Junior Pro Minors Notch First Win Submitted by: Ron Slay On Saturday, the Lewis County Junior Pro Panthers hosted the Lewisburg Patriots for Homecoming. The celebrations began with a dance for the players and cheerleaders on Friday night, followed by a pre-game ceremony on Saturday. The Homecoming King and Queen for the Pee-Wee division were Steele Carroll and Kyleigh Beard, while Ryatt Collins and Hannah Clemens were crowned for the Minors division. In the Majors division, Ayden Stanger and...

  • Panthers bring home victory over harpeth

    Oct 10, 2024

    The Lewis County High School Football Panthers traveled to Harpeth Friday, October 4, to take on Region rival the Harpeth Indians. The Panthers brought home a decisive 53-27 win. Lewis County got on the board early as Drew Ray pulled in a 19 yard pass from Brycen McDonald for the first score with Bentley Kelsey adding the 2 point conversion for an 8-0 lead at the 9 minute mark in the first quarter. Just 3 minutes later, Kelsey hauled in a 53 yard pass from McDonald for a TD plus the 2 point conversion pushing the Panther lead to 14-0. The home...

  • Lewis county middle school volleyball

    Oct 10, 2024

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  • LCHS Panthers win over Mt. Pleasant

    Oct 3, 2024

    The Lewis County High School Panthers traveled to Mt. Pleasant Friday night, September 27 to face Mt. Plesant in a region game. The Panthers won 8-6. Drew Ray put the first points on the board for the Panthers in teh first quarter on a 28 yard run and was successful on his 2 point run conversion to make the score 8-0. Mt. Pleasant scored late in the second quarter with a 24 yard run by J.P. Easterling. The run conversion attempt was no good, leaving the score at 8-6 at the half. Rushing totals saw Drew Ray with121 yards on 22 attempts and a...

  • LCHS Band takes first place at columbia contest

    Oct 3, 2024

    Lewis County High School Band competed at the 48th annual Columbia Invitational Marching Contest Saturday, September 28. In Class A, the band received 1st place Musical Effect, 1st place Music ensemble, 1st place Music, 2nd place Percussion, 2nd place Colorguard and 1st place band in Class A. The music score increased from a 33.5 at Summit to a 44.85 at Columbia. Due to weather, the bands had to perform indoors....

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