Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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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...
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...
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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...
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....
Lewis County Middle School basketball Media Night...
Submitted by: Ron Slay The Lewis County Junior Pro Panthers traveled to Mt Pleasant to face the Tigers this past Saturday and were drubbed in all 3 games, failing to get on the scoreboard. There were sparks by each Panther team, but the dreary rain-soaked evening prevented those sparks from catching fire. PEE-WEES The Pee-Wee Panthers suffered a 24-0 defeat at the hands of the Tigers, bringing their season record to 2-4. The team's captains for the game were Micah Conforti, Grayson Morris, and...
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Lewis County Fishermen competed against several other counties during the Bass Tournament held at Natchez Trace State Park on September 21, 2024. The competition proved in our favor as Lewis County took first and second places, four spots in the top ten, and five in the top twenty....
Contributed by Ron Slay On September 21st, the Lewis County Junior Pro Panthers were handed a decisive sweep by the Burns County Cowboys in all three games, played on the Lewis County Middle School field. Despite demonstrating resilience, the Panthers were unable to counter the Cowboys' relentless offensive attack, resulting in defeats for both the MINORS and MAJORS. The PEE-WEE team showed promise by keeping their game competitive, but ultimately falling short. PEE-WEES The PEE-WEES led by...
Get Ready for LCMS Basketball !! Want to meet the players before the season begins? Come out to media day! Want to get your favorite player an ad to wish them well this season? Do it at Media Day! Enjoy a performance by the Cheerleaders, photo ads, team introductions, order your player ads, and more! LCMS’ 2024 Media Day for Basketball is scheduled for September 29th at 2 p.m. at the LCMS Gymnasium....
After competing at home against six other schools, Lewis County Middle School Golf wrapped up their season Friday, September 20, 2024 with the Fall Classic. Eighth grade players were recognized for their dedication during their last year in Middle School and were presented with player banners. Shown are Brody Clayton, Isaac Pierson, and Diesel Baker....
Both Boys and Girls Lewis County High School Golf Teams played in the District Tournament held Monday, September 16th, and both teams finished runners up, with Abby Carroll finishing with 5th Low Medalist in the girl's match. Both teams advanced to the Region Tournament held at Ross Creek on Monday, 23rd, but their run for the State bid fell short, ending their season....
The Panthers paired off against the Loretto Mustangs at Bobby W. Sharp Stadium Friday, September 20 for a Region contest. Lots of points were scored by both teams with the visitors taking home a 61-44 victory. The Mustangs were first to score with Nicholas McDow crossing the goal line at 8:12 on a three yard run. 6-0. The Panthers countered at 4:23 when Micah Godfrey raced 42 yards for the touchdown to even the score at 6-6. A minute later, Loretto's McDow took a 44 yard carry for a score....
Sloan Kelsey was crowned Lewis County Middle School Homecoming Queen recently. Pictured are members of her court, standing: Kaden O'Neal, Jazlynn Baugh, Knox Rainey, Hadlie Houston, Gavyn Barber, Queen Sloan Kelsey, Braylon Kellog, Addy McCoy; kneeling: Lucy Morris, Bella Williams, Jacelyn Anthony, Atchley Shepherd, Vaeda Brewer, Whitley Staggs, Reagan Riley, Jerzie Isbell, Lyric Inman, Kaylee Szostek, Chloe Chaney, Eva Norris, Ella Harris, Neely Whitehead, Kaylee Huck; front: Crown Bearer...
Barry Churchwell/Stats The Lewis County High School Panthers hosted the Hickman County Bulldogs ai Bobby W. Sharp Stadium Friday, September 13, with threatening weather in the forecast. Lewis County scored in each quarter while keeping the Bulldogs at bay and recording a 32-0 win. The Panthers scored their first points on a 21 yard dash by Drew Ray at 1:19 in the first period. Nathanial Caamal carried the ball for a two point conversion giving the home team a 8-7 lead. A second Panther TD came at 9:20 in the second when Micah Godfrey ran 19...
LCMS slips to 2-2 on the season as they lose the Homecoming Game Coach Damian Clayton The first quarter was quiet as neither team scored. LCMS defense was adequate as they only gave up 15 total yards on 6 plays defensed. The second quarter had some fireworks as Knox Rainey raced down the home sideline on a 43-yard score, Remi Logue and Jaylon J. Hensley led the way as they pulled to block. The 2-point attempt was no good. LCMS 6 Riverside 0 Riverside put a couple of long plays together and put up 14 points on 98 total yards on 8 plays. In...
On a rain-soaked Saturday afternoon, the Lewis County Junior Pro Panthers delivered a commanding performance, besting the visiting Houston County Fighting Irish in all three games on the Lewis County Middle School field in beautiful downtown Hohenwald. PEE-WEES The Pee-Wees evened their season record at 2-2 with a dominating 8-0 victory over the Fighting Irish. Steele Carroll spearheaded the Panthers’ rushing attack with 58 yards and a touchdown. Buster Launius added 46 yards, while Weston Flowers and Dawsynn Collins also made significant c...
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Barry Churchwell/Stats The Lewis County High School Panthers traveled to East Hickman Friday, September 13, for their first Region contest and were unable to surpass the home team coming home with a 16-34 loss. East Hickman scored at 8:50 in the first quarter on a 4 yard rush. A conversion run was good for 8 points. East Hickman added another TD at 1:02 on a 16 yard carry. the extra point attempt failed giving the home team a 14-0 lead. East scored again at 7:58 in the second on a 5 yard run plus a 2 point run conversion bringing their lead to...
Last home match of the year ended on a good note with both the boys and girls getting the win over Fairview and Santa Fe. Steele Moseley was low medalist for the boy's match and Abby Carroll tied for low medalist in the girl's match. Boy's team extend their record to 15-1 on the season. Team results: Boys- LC 154, Fairview 167, Santa Fe 212 Girls- LC 96, Fairview 107, Santa Fe 124 Individual LC results: Steele 36, River 37, Carter 40, Kegan 41, Jaxon 45, Ryder 49, Nolan 50, Trey 50, Abby 46,...
Barry Churchwell/Stats Pete Noblin/Photos The Lewis County High School Football Panthers came home on the short end after a 17-6 loss at Creekwood Friday, August 30. Defense ruled the first quarter as neither team was able to score. The visiting Panthers were first on the scoreboard as Drew Ray crossed into the endzone on a 5 yard carry at 9:32 in the second to give Lewis County a 6-0 lead. Creekwood would answer at the 3:52 mark on a 20 run. The point after kick gave the home team a 7-6...
submitted by Billy Jackson 8/27/24 PERRY CO. at Home JV S1 25-11 S2 25-23 LC wins 2-0 VARSITY S1 25-19 S2 25-22 S3 25-9 LC wins 3-0 8/29/24 COLLINWOOD Away Game JV S1 25-21 S2 25-11 LC wins 2-0 VARSITY Collinwood: S1 22-25 S2 25-16 S3 22-25 S4 13-25 LC loses 1-3...
By Coach Damian Clayton The LCMS Panthers hosted the Hardin County Tigers from Savannah for their first home game of the season. The game started with an onside kick by HCMS recovered by Knox Rainey. The offense started quickly with a 3rd down reception by Rainey from Clayton then Rainey scored on a 26-yard counter with 6:08 on the first quarter clock. The 2-point attempt by CJ Durham right up the gut was successful. After the ensuing kickoff, Hardin County started grinding the clock with their unbalanced quarterback power runs. The drive culmi...
