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The Lady Huskies ended the  40th edition of the Tiny Day-Red Edmonds Memorial Tournament with a 6-3 win over Volunteer and a 6-0 loss at the hands of David Crockett to finish in the semifinals of the championship bracket on Sunday afternoon. North Greene wrapped up the weekend with a...

Greeneville’s softball team put together a productive weekend at the 40th annual Tiny Day/Red Edmonds Tournament, finishing 2-2 in pool play and earning the No. 1 seed in the C-Division. The Lady Devils overcame a slow start in bracket play to edge Union County, 4-3. “I’m proud of them,” said...

North Greene 8, West Washington, (IN) 0 The North Greene baseball team picked up an 8-0 win over West Washington, Indiana on Friday in the Buddy Hawk Classic. The Huskies pounded out 10 hits in the victory. Isaac Halley went 3-for-3 with two runs scored. Christian Cogdill was 2-for-3 with...

The North Greene softball team picked up two wins on Saturday in the Tiny Day/ Red Edmonds Memorial Tournament and earned itself a spot in Sunday’s championship bracket with a 3-0-1 record. “It’s really encouraging to see this from the girls,” North Greene coach Avery Weems said. “One of our...

Greeneville 10 - East Hamilton 0 (5 innings) Greeneville’s baseball team rode a red-hot offense—matching the rising temperatures—and a pair of strong pitching performances to secure two wins in the Buddy Hawk Classic on Saturday. The Greene Devils opened the day with a 10-0, five-inning victory over East Hamilton, then...

The South Greene softball team started hot on Friday in the 40th annual Tiny Day/Red Edmonds Memorial Tournament, but for the second day in a row they let Cloudland rally to a win, this time 9-8. Friday started with the Lady Rebels jumping in front 7-0, but one big inning...

Game 1: East Hamilton 7 - Chuckey Doak 6 Chuckey Doak opened play Friday afternoon in the Buddy Hawk Classic with a pair of games against East Hamilton and Hazard County, Ky. The Black Knights came away with a split, falling to the Hurricanes 7-6 before bouncing back to defeat...

In the opening game of the 40th annual Tiny Day/ Red Edmonds Memorial Tournament Jamie Jackson was in complete control from the circle and Greeneville’s offense used some big swings to light up the scoreboard in an 8-0 win over Chuckey-Doak. The girls showed up ready to play and they...