Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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Capacity will be limited to 300 fans. We will be selling up to 200 season passes. Season passes will be $55 to cover 11 home games price $5 per game. The remainder of tickets will be available for purchase thru GoFan website with visitors having option to buy up to 100 tickets. Any remaining tickets would be open to the public via GoFan 1 day prior to game. . No paper tickets will be sold other than season passes. Digital Tickets will be $6:00 each plus GoFan fee. The first home game with Parsons on 11/19/20 has been canceled. All fans will be...
Stats by Barry Churchwell The Lewis County High School Panthers were host to the Forrest Rockets on Friday night, October 30 for the Region 5AA Championship. The Panthers, undefeated on the season, took on the 2019 Region 5AA champions who came in with a 6-3 record and undefeated in region play. A defensive struggle was on from the opening kickoff as both teams traded punts for the entire first half with a mix of turnovers and turnovers on downs. The strong Panther offense found yardage...
The Lewis County Middle School Lady Panthers and Panthers hosted the Hampshire Lady Hawks and Hawks for Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball games on Tuesday, October 27. The junior varsity games were the first games of the night, with the Lady Panther JV taking on the Lady Hawk JV to start the action. The Lady Panthers took an 11-9 lead into the break at halftime and fought back and forth with the Lady Hawks throughout the remainder of the game, taking a 19-18 win over the visitors from...
Armuchee High School Sophomore Shelby Green was recently named Athlete of the Week. Green won five races individually this year and set a new school record for the 5K. Shelby is currently ranked first in the state of Georgia in the Single A division. Armuchee High School is located in Rome, Georgia. Jessica is the daughter of Josh and Jessica Green. She is the great granddaughter of Gene Medford and Marilyn Baker of Hohenwald....
Stats by Barry Churchwell The Lewis County High School Panthers put their perfect, undefeated record on the line Friday as they hosted the Region 6AAA Camden Lions at Bobby W. Sharp Stadium. The Panthers struck first, midway through the first quarter, when Blake Carroll evaded the Lion defense enroute to a 15-yard touchdown run. Carroll added the point after attempt to give Lewis County a 7-0 lead in the first. The Lions would only gain 37 yards of offense in the first quarter as the Panther...
The Lewis County Middle School Lady Panthers and Panthers were on the road to play the Hickman County Lady Bulldogs and Bulldogs on Friday, October 23. The Lady Panthers entered the game 2-0 on the season and came out of the locker room intense on defense. The Lady Panthers held the Lady Bulldogs to only 2 first quarter points and took an 8-2 lead as four different players scored early. The Lady Bulldogs increased the pressure on Lewis County in the second quarter and kept the Lady Panthers off...
Stats by Barry Churchwell The Lewis County High School Panther football team took their perfect 7-0 record, 3-0 in Region 5AA, on the road on Friday night, October 16th, travelling for a regional tilt with the Loretto Mustangs (4-3, 2-1). The Panther defense has been solid all season, and Friday night was no different. After exchanging possessions early in the first quarter, the Panther offense found paydirt when Blake Carroll scored from the 1-yard line to give Lewis County the lead in the...
Stats by Alex Hill The Lewis County High School Panthers (6-0, 2-0) travelled to Eagleville on October 2 for a Region 5AA matchup with the Eagleville Eagles (2-5, 1-1). The powerful Panther offense was on display in Eagleville, as midway through the opening quarter of play Lincoln Brewer broke loose on a 52-yard touchdown run and Blake Carroll nailed the point after attempt to give the visiting Panthers an early lead at 7-0. The Panthers would add to their tally on the first play of the second quarter when Ethan McCann bulled his way into the...
The Lewis County Middle School Lady Panthers and Panthers basketball teams are set to tip off their 2020-21 basketball schedule this Thursday and Friday, October 15 and 16 in the Hampshire Tip Off Classic at Hampshire Unit School. The Lewis County teams will play the Hampshire Lady Hawks and Hawks on Thursday night beginning at 6:30 and return to play the Santa Fe Lady Wildcats and Wildcats beginning at 4:00 p.m. on Friday. The Lady Panthers were 2-16 last year, and the upcoming season comes...
DATE - PLACE - OPPONENT - TIME 10/15 - Hampshire - 6:30 10/16 - Hampshire - Santa Fe - 4:00 10/23 - Centerville - Hickman County - 4:00 10/26 - Lawrenceburg - Sacred Heart - 6:00 10/27 - Home - Hampshire - 4:00 11/2 - Home - Leoma - 4:30 11/3 - Home - Summertown - 4:00 11/5 - Home - Sacred Heart-L'burg - 6:00 11/9 - Home - E.O. Coffman - 4:00 11/10 - Collinwood - Collinwood - 4:00 11/16 - Home - Ethridge - 4:00 11/23 - Waverly - Waverly - 4:00 12/3 - Ethridge - Ethridge - 4:00 12/7 - Summertown...
The Lewis County High School Lady Panther volleyball team hosted the Loretto Lady Mustangs on Thursday, September 24 in a rematch of a match played earlier in the month. The Lady Mustangs swept the Lady Panthers in varsity and JV play on Tuesday, September 1, 2020. In the varsity match, the first set of the day was a close competitive set as the teams battled until the Lady Mustangs seized momentum and took the opening 25-20. The Lady Panthers were unable to fend off the strong Lady Mustangs in the second set as Loretto found their stride and...
The Lewis County High School Lady Panther volleyball team hosted the Hampshire Lady Hawks on Monday, September 28, 2020 for their final home match of the season and senior recognition. In the varsity match, the Lady Panthers and Lady Hawks matched point-for-point throughout much of the first set before the Lady Panthers opened up a late lead to take the set 25-20. Momentum was on the side of the home team as the Lady Panthers used point-runs to pull away to a 25-16 win in the second set. The Lad...
The Lewis County Middle School Panther football team hosted the Hardin County Tigers at A.B. Sisco Athletic Field on Thursday night, September 24, 2020, hoping to snap a two-game losing skid. In a defensive struggle from the onset, the Panthers and Tigers struggled to put together sustained drives in the opening quarter as each team had defensive stands with the Panthers, completely shutting down the Tiger offense as Hardin County had minus -10 yards in the opening eight minutes. Early in the second quarter, the Tigers took advantage of a...
Local lady golfers Sue DeNicolais, Barbara Hinson andJanet Turner of Hohenwald and Cindy Weaver from Florence, Alabama played in the Tee It Up for a Cure for Breast Cancer at Blackberry Trail Golf Course in Florence, Alabama on September 25, 2020. They won first place in the third flight....
Stats by Barry Churchwell The Lewis County High School Panthers football team hosted the Hickman County Bulldogs in the annual "Battle for the Brown Jug" on Friday night, September 25, 2020 at Bobby W. Sharp Stadium. The Panthers, 5-0 on the season and 2-0 in Region 5AA, had won five-straight "Brown Jug" battles over the Bulldogs. In the first quarter, the teams exchanged possessions before the Panthers were able to put together a scoring drive late in the period. The Panthers moved into the...
Lewis County High School golfer Andon Lowery qualified for the 2020 TSSAA High School Golf Championships at Manchester's WillowBrook Golf Club on September 29-30. Lowery competed in the regional tournament on Monday, September 21 at Lawrenceburg Golf and Country Club. On a very difficult course, Andon shot an 81 and finished fourth overall medalist, and third individual qualifier for the state tournament. Coach Tim Tiller was very proud of the accomplishment. "I'm very proud of all of our...
The Lewis County Middle School golf team hosted Hickman County and East Hickman on Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at Hohenwald Municipal Golf Course. In girls play, Lewis County's Abby Carroll was low-medalist, shooting a 17. Linley Harris shot a 26, tied for second, for the Panthers. Lewis County girls finished first in the team matchups with a 43, defeating Hickman County's 52. In boys play, Lewis County's Brayden Whitlow finished his round with a 22, which made him the low-medalist for the...
The Lewis County Middle School Panther football team traveled to Lawrenceburg for a Tuesday night, September 15 match-up against E.O. Coffman Middle School at Lawrence County High School. The Coffman Panthers wasted no time getting a lead, as they returned the opening kickoff 80 yards to the endzone and converted the 2-point conversion to take an 8-0 lead 13 seconds into the game. The Panther offense moved the ball on its first possession into Coffman territory, but stalled out and were forced to punt. Coffman moved the ball from deep in their...
The Lady Panthers and Coaches Rachel Riley and Renee Thompson recognized the hard work and dedication of two eighth grade players: Madison Crowell, daughter of Dwight and Jennifer Crowell, and Brandy Price, daughter of Don and Martha Price....
Stats by Barry Churchwell Photos by Hulon Dunn The Lewis County High School Panthers took their undefeated show on the road Friday night, travelling to Region 5AA foe Summertown for a dance with the 3-1 Eagles. The Panthers and Eagles were both ranked in the AP Top 10 for AA, Lewis County #3 and Summertown #9, with the winner taking a position at the top of Region 5AA. The powerful Panther offense broke the ice in the first quarter when Lincoln Brewer scored on a 3-yard run and carried the ball...
The Lewis County Middle School golf team played in the annual Fall Classic at Hohenwald Municipal Golf Course on Monday, September 21 with teams from Perry County, Hickman County, East Hickman, Summertown, and E.O. Coffman. In girls play, it was Summertown taking first with a team score of 94, Lewis County second with a 116, Perry County third with a 117, Hickman County fourth at 122, and E.O. Coffman fifth with a 137. Lewis County’s Abby Carroll finished second with a 46, three strokes behind the leader. Linley Harris had a 70. In boys p...
The LCHS Lady Panther volleyball team hosted the Mt. Pleasant Lady Tigers on Tuesday, September 8th. The Lady Panthers, coming off a convincing win last week against the Hampshire Lady Hawks were again on there game, this time in front of the home crowd when the Lady Tigers came to LCHS. In the opening set of the varsity match the Lady Panthers went on point-runs early to build an early lead and cruised to a 25-14 win in the first set. The break provided an opportunity for the Lady Tigers to make needed adjustments and Mt. Pleasant capitalized...
The LCHS Lady Panther volleyball team travelled to Hampshire to take on the Lady Hawks on September 3rd. The Lady Panthers wasted little time in the varsity match taking control or the pace of the match, using point-runs to pull away from the Lady Hawks in the first set to win 25-15. After a break in sets, the Lady Panthers continued to assert themselves on the floor in th second set, controlling momentume and using multiple point-runs to put away the Lady Hawks early and take set two 25-10. In the third, and final, set the Lady Panthers...
The LCHS Golf team traveled to Lawrenceburg Golf and Country Club on Tuesday, September 8th for matches with Loretto, Summertown and Cornersville. In girls’ play, Summertown’s Karley Campbell was low-medalist with a 32. Lewis County’s Jayden Harris finished with a 62. Summertown won the girls team match with Cornersville by a score of 107 to 145. In boys’ play, Summertown’s Cole Campbell was low-medalist with a score of 36. Lewis County’s Andon Lowery finished tied for second on the day, finishing with a 39 on the day. Brody Whitlow sho...
Stats by Barry Churchwell Photos by Hulon Dunn The Lewis County High School Panthers traveled to Cross Plains to take on the East Robertson Indians on Friday night, September 11, 2020. The first quarter at Cross Plains was a defensive struggle, as the Panther defense limited the Indians to a lone field goal attempt, which the Indians connected on to take a 3-0 lead midway through the quarter. The Panther offense was unable to find paydirt in the quarter and the score stood at 3-0 after the...
