Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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Jason Fite/Sports Writer Barry Churchwell/Stats Hulon Dunn/Photos The Lewis County High School Panthers finished off their regular season on the road with a big region matchup against the Waverly Tigers on Friday night, October 27 with playoff positioning in the balance Lewis County wasted little time getting their offense rolling after a big defensive stand on Waverly's first possession. The Panthers struck first when Micah Godfrey sprinted 37 yards on the team's opening drive and secured an ea...
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The Lewis County Panthers came off of their bye week on Friday night, October 20th as they traveled to Summertown for a matchup with the Summertown Eagles. It would be late in the opening quarter before either team could manage to get on the scoreboard, and it was the host Eagles that took the first lead. With just over three minutes to play in the first quarter the Eagles converted a 30-yard field goal to stake a 3-0 lead. The Panther offense would roll in the second quarter. Micah Godfrey...
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The Lewis County Panthers played their final home game of the regular season on Friday night, October 6, as they hosted the Pure Youth Academy Royals of Memphis. The first quarter was marked by defensive efforts from both teams as the Panthers saw drives stall out in Royal territory. Lewis County forced two Pure Youth turnovers as the game remained tied at 0-0 at the end of the opening period. Micah Godfrey would get the scoring started two minutes into the second quarter as he broke free on a 4...
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The 16th Annual Natchez Cup was held at Hohenwald Municipal Golf Course on September 30th and October 1st. This tradition was started by Lewis County and Lawrenceburg’s top golfers. The team consists of each golf courses top six senior golfers and top 12 non-senior golfers for a total of 18 golfers. Each year, the golfers battle in a Ryder Cup style format. The format on Saturday consisted of an alternate shot 18 hole team match, and best ball 18 hole team match. Sunday consisted of all 18 g...
The Lewis County Panthers hosted the Harpeth Indians on Friday night, September 29, at Bobby W. Sharp Field in regional action. Lewis County squandered a potential opening drive inside the Indian 25-yard line and came up empty, but after the teams exchanged possessions through the opening nine minutes the Panthers were able to open the scoring. Micah Godfrey broke free on a 43-yard touchdown run to give the Panthers a 6-0 lead with just over two minutes to play in the first. It would be midway...
Fans got a fright under the Friday night lights of the Lewis County Panther football game against Mt. Pleasant. As Lewis County came out of an offensive huddle in the second half, a player from the opposing team collapsed, face-down on the field. After a collective gasp, Bobby W. Sharp Stadium became silent in reverence while a Mt. Pleasant coach led each side in a prayer for the player. The player whose name has been concealed due to his being a minor, suffered a concussion from a recent car...
The Lewis County Panther hosted the Mt. Pleasant Tigers in a big region matchup on Friday night, September 20th looking to bounce back after a tough regional loss at Loretto the week before. After both defenses held strong and the teams exchanged possessions through the first quarter, the Panthers struck in the final minute of the period as Brycen McDonald found Fletch Kelsey on a 10-yard touchdown pass and Drew Ray added the conversion run to put the Panthers up 8-0. Midway through the second q...
The Lewis County Middle School Panthers traveled to Loretto to face the South Lawrence Stallions on Tuesday, September 19th. After the teams exchanged possessions early in the first quarter, the Stallions mounted a drive into Panther territory and scored on a 12-yard run to give South Lawrence a 6-0 lead. The Panthers would drive midway through the second quarter and tie the game on a 2-yard dive by Gavin Coker to make it a 6-6 game. The Stallions would respond late in the first half, scoring on a 10-yard run to reclaim the lead at 12-6 as the...
Ended our regular season with another win today at home against Loretto and East Hickman! Abby Carroll earned another low medalist honor in the girl’s match with a 42. Boy’s results: 1st LC 172, 2nd Loretto 178, 3rd East 197. Girls: Low medalist match won by Abby Carroll. East only had 1 girl and Loretto had no girls. LC scoring: Kegan 42, River 43, Carter 43, Steele 44, Everett 49, Ryder 49, Bo 52, Abby 42, Linley 55, Peyton 66, Rylee 70....
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The Lewis County Panthers traveled to Loretto on Friday, September 15, for a region matchup with the Loretto Mustangs. It was the Panthers that grasped the lead early when Micah Godfrey bounced away from Mustang defenders and sprinted 83-yards for a touchdown. Godfrey was good on his point after attempt and the Panthers took a 7-0 lead less than three minutes into the game. Loretto responded with a first quarter drive into Panther territory and found the endzone on a 13-yard touchdown pass and s...
The Lewis County High School Panthers traveled to Centerville to take on the Hickman County Bulldogs in the “Battle for the Brown Jug” on Friday night, September 8th. Lewis County flexed its offensive muscle early in the opening quarter and finished off a scoring drive with a 9-yard touchdown pass from Brycen McDonald to Chaz Sparkman and the two hooked up again on the conversion to stake the Panthers to an early 8-0 lead. McDonald would find Fletch Kelsey later in the period on a 38-yard touchdown and hit Sparkman again on the conversion to...
The LCMS Panthers traveled to Parsons to face the Riverside Middle School Panthers on Thursday night, September 7. Riverside jumped on top early, breaking free on a 56-yard run fifteen seconds after kickoff to take a 6-0 lead. The Panthers responded moments later when quarterback Brody Clayton hit Gavin Coker for a 42-yard touchdown and connected with Anthony Garcia for the conversion to give Lewis County an 8-6 lead. Riverside would answer with a 55-yard touchdown run and conversion on their next possession, and go on to find the endzone again...
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The Lewis County Panthers welcomed the East Hickman Eagles to Bobby W. Sharp field on Friday night, September 1, for Homecoming. The Panthers would take an early lead just over the halfway point in the opening quarter when Drew Ray capped off a drive with a 3-yard touchdown dive and Lewis County took a 6-0 lead. The Eagles would score and take a lead late in the first quarter with a three-yard touchdown run and a point after to go up 7-6. That slim lead would be the only time the Eagles would le...
The Lewis County Middle School Panthers hosted the East Hickman Eagles on Thursday, August 31, for Homecoming at A.B. Sisco Athletic Field. In a back-and-forth opening quarter, the Panther offense struggled to find its footing until a drive late in the period. The Panthers struck first on the final play of the first quarter as quarterback Brody Clayton connected with Anthony Garcia for a 10-yard touchdown and hit Gavin Coker for the two-point conversion to stake Lewis County to an 8-0 lead. The...
The Lewis County High School Panthers stepped out of classification as they hosted the Creek Wood Red Hawks of Region 5 4A on Friday night, August 26. With the extreme heat, the game was pushed back from its normal kickoff time of 7:00 to 8:00, and the heat seemed to affect both teams. The Panthers and Red Hawks played an even first quarter as the Panther offense struggled to find traction while the defense forced two Red Hawk turnovers in a scoreless opening period. The Panther defense would...
