The Greeneville boys basketball team had not lost a district game in nearly six years, with 2,555 days passing, but that streak came to an end on Tuesday. It wasn’t easy as the Devils fought with everything they had, and it took overtime for ...
RUTLEDGE - Greeneville may have been 2-16 going into Friday night’s game, but the only record that matters now is that Greeneville sits at 1-0 against District 2-3A competition after winning 60-41 against Grainger on Friday night. Grainger’s student section and fans were rowdy ...
RUTLEDGE - The Greeneville girls visited Rutledge on Friday night and returned home with a key conference win to begin their District 2-3A season 1-0 with a 62-42 victory over Grainger. “It feels so good. I’m really glad that they were a team that ...
The Greeneville wrestling team is on top of District 2-A once again after capturing the league’s duals tournament title on Tuesday night on its home mats. The Greene Devils started the day with a 74-6 win over Chuckey-Doak, they followed that with a 75-0 ...
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association released its girls soccer All-State teams on Monday and Greeneville senior Marley VanBuskirk was recognized as one of the best players in Class AA. VanBuskirk was the leader of Greeneville's defense this season as she helped the Lady Greene ...
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association released its Class 4A All-State Football team on Saturday and five Greeneville Greene Devils were honored. Seniors Caden Baugh, Zaydyn Anderson, Bishop Merriweather, and Zorian Harris, and junior Taren Claridy all earned the statewide recognition. Caden Baugh was ...
In a busy week that included some stiff competition Greeneville's Brylee Tullock stuffed the stat sheet, and for that she has been named the Greene Sports Zone Player of the Week. Tullock's week was highlighted by a triple-double against Albertville, Alabama in the Andrew ...
The Greeneville girls may have turned in their best performance of the year on Tuesday night as they took down Alcoa 60-57. “We brought more energy tonight than we have in a long time, and it was rewarded,” Greeneville coach Annette Watts said. “That ...
The Greeneville boys fought back in the second half on Tuesday night, but Alcoa made the final push to the finish and captured a 64-55 win. “We came out a little flat and were on our heels early. But in the second half we ...
Even though they limped to finish line the Greeneville girls basketball team started the new year by taking down West Ridge 66-61 on Saturday afternoon. “It was an ugly ball game,” Greeneville coach Annette Watts said. “We have to have energy and we need ...