What started as a four-year-old chasing baseballs in the dirt has turned into a next-level opportunity for one of White County’s own. On Wednesday morning, White County High School senior Will Thomas signed his National Letter of Intent, officially committing to continue his baseball career at
The White County High School tennis teams picked up more than just wins on the scoreboard Tuesday night in Crossville. They picked up respect, too.
The Warriors and Warriorettes both left Stone Memorial with team victories, but the night was just as much about how the matches were played as
The White County Warriors came out swinging, stumbled through some shaky moments, and then delivered their biggest hit when it mattered most.What started as an early statement turned into a back-and-forth battle before ending in a dramatic 7-5 road win over Cumberland County on Tuesday night.
The White County High School Warriorettes filled up the box score Tuesday night — 13 hits, 14 runs — but the headline belonged to Kylie Norvell.
Norvell blasted not one, but two home runs to power White County to a 14-0 shutout win over Cumberland County, giving the Warriorettes their second
