Friday, February 10, 2012 42.9°F   overcast   Overcast

Sports


Nine Area Girls Voted To TSWA All-State Basketball Teams

Wednesday, March 29, 2006 - by Stan Crawley

Nine area players have been voted to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association girls all-state basketball teams.

Bradley Central's Jackie Pickel and Walker Valley's Alyson Butler were chosen in Class AAA. Pickel will play at Middle Tennessee State and Butler is headed to Alabama.

In Class AA, the honorees were Tyner's Katrich Williams and Grundy County's Megan Rollins.

Williams was a four-year starter at Tyner and Rollins averaged 14.2 points-per-game her senior season.

In Class A, Temple's Danielle Rector, Grace's Liz Carroll and Whitwell's Tiffany Barnes were chosen to the first team.

Rector was the first Temple player chosen all-state. Carroll led Grace to the state sectionals and Barnes was the District 6 MVP.

In Divison II, the honorees were GPS' Carly Morrow and Brandi Andrews. Morrow averaged 14 points-per-game and Andrews averaged 4.7 assists.

TSWA All-State Girls Basketball teams

Class AAA


Jackie Pickel (Bradley Central)


Jessica Mooney (Hillsboro)


LaKendra Phillips (Ridgeway)


Tierney Jenkins (Wilson Central)


Jasmine Hassell (Wilson Central)


Dawn Evans (Northeast)


Angela Puleo (William Blount)


Jasmine Brown (Munford)


Caitlin Hollifield (Powell)


Keke Stewart (Oak Ridge)


Kali Holtfreter (Hendersonville)


Anne Marie Lanning (Riverdale)


Alyson Butler (Walker Valley)


Anisha Buchanan (Shelbyville)


Candace Rucker (Memphis Northside)


Class AA


Brandi Brown (York)


Bianca Thomas (Chester County)


Whitney Houston (Hillcrest)


Jana Cross (Loretto)


Tara Deatheridge (Ezell-Harding)


Ashley Matthews (Livingston Academy)


Abby Lawson (Cheatham County)


LaToya Bellamy (Westview)


Kaitlin Dudley (Gibson County)


LaKrystle Goss (Austin East)


Gwen Delk (North Side)


Katrich Williams (Tyner Academy)


Megan Rollins (Grundy County)


Portia Bishop (Fulton)


Class A


Danielle Rector (Tennessee Temple)


Alecia Weatherly (Perry County)


Kayla Hudson (Gleason)


Gaby Bussell (Forrest)


Chelsie Alsup (Eagleville)


Abby Andrews (Collinwood)


Kristi Apple (Jackson County)


Heather Banner (Cloudland)


Lauren Pitman (Hampton)


Jama Hammontree (Greenback)


Liz Carroll (Grace Academy)


Tiffany Barnes (Whitwell)


Chelsea Cary (Houston County)


Lindsay Flynn (Jackson Christian)


Angelica Sails (Madison Academic)


Division II


Alliesha Easley (Briarcrest)


Glory Johnson (Webb)


Victoria Dunlap (Brentwood Academy)


Brittany Abernathy (Pope John Paul II)


Emily Perkins (Ensworth)


Carly Morrow (GPS)


Brandi Andrews (GPS)


Kaitlin Adams (Brentwood Academy)


Jessica Goswitz (Webb)


Caitlin House (Briarcrest )

(E-mail Stan Crawley at wscrawley@earthlink.net)


February 10, 2012

Weather Affects Lee Baseball And Softball This Weekend, Covenant Tennis Postponed

February 10, 2012

UTC To Induct Six Into Athletics Hall of Fame

February 10, 2012

Mocs Basketball Game Preview: UNCG At Chattanooga


Due to rain and possible snow in the forecast Friday evening, the Lee baseball team moved up the start of their weekend series against Shawnee State University. The two squads will now play ... (click for more)

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will induct the Class of 2011 into the Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, Feb. 24, at the Chattanooga Golf and Country Club. The six-member group includes ... (click for more)

UNCG (10-15/8-5) AT CHATTANOOGA (10-16/4-9) Game 27 | Feb. 11, 2012 | 7:30 p.m. | McKenzie Arena (10,928) LISTENING Listen to "Voice of the Mocs" Jim Reynolds' call on ESPN ... (click for more)


Sports

Weather Affects Lee Baseball And Softball This Weekend, Covenant Tennis Postponed

Due to rain and possible snow in the forecast Friday evening, the Lee baseball team moved up the start of their weekend series against Shawnee State University. The two squads will now play a doubleheader, Friday, beginning at 12:30 p.m., and close the series with a single game, Saturday at 1 p.m. Saturday's doubleheader between Lee and Temple softball has been moved to 1 ... (click for more)

UTC To Induct Six Into Athletics Hall of Fame

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will induct the Class of 2011 into the Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, Feb. 24, at the Chattanooga Golf and Country Club. The six-member group includes Mike Hunt (Football), Brent Johnson (Football), Wes Moore (Men's Basketball), Jon Sioredas (Wrestling), Alice Tym (Women's Tennis) and Shannon Womack Robbins (Cross Country/Track & ... (click for more)

Breaking News

Judge Hollingsworth Rules Littlefield Recall Effort Invalid, Cancels August Mayoral Election

Circuit Court Judge Jeff Hollingsworth on Friday afternoon ruled that the effort to recall Mayor Ron Littlefield was invalid and he canceled a planned special mayoral election in August to replace him. He said the city had not properly enacted the recall provision in its charter and said, even if it had, the city did not have power to set up a two-step recall provision instead ... (click for more)

12 Attorneys In The Running For Judge Appointment

Twelve attorneys have applied for an interim appointment as judge in General Sessions Court. The deadline was noon today. Attorneys Valerie Epstein and Ron Powers were the latest to enter their names.  David Norton and Mike Acuff applied on Thursday. Others to apply are attorneys Bryan Hoss, Lloyd Stanley, Gary Starnes, Rob Philyaw and Patricia ... (click for more)

Opinion

In Defense Of Discretionary Spending

Dear Roy,   I am flattered that you and I think a lot alike and that we both use the same 'Rule Book.'  I also agree with you that it is healthy to offer differing opinions.  However, I disagree with you on the issue of discretionary spending.   I did not see you at the Hamilton County Pachyderm Club meeting on Monday.  Sorry that I did not see you ... (click for more)

Roy Exum: Stop The Emissions Hoax

Eva Milligan, just one of very many across the state who are fed up with Tennessee’s ridiculous auto emissions effort, wrote a letter to Chattanoogan.com last week that painfully told how she had spent over $1,000 to get her 1997 Ford Ranger through the scam and how she was still unsuccessful. She also pointed out such testing is fruitless – except to government coffers – and ... (click for more)


Happenings
Dining
Business
Student Scene
Church
Memories
Real Estate
Living Well
Outdoors