White County spent most of Friday night chasing Cookeville. The Cavaliers scored first. The Warriors answered. Cookeville went back in front. White County answered again. Even after the Cavaliers turned a kickoff into another touchdown moments after the Warriors had tied the game in the fourth quarter, White County found

Another course. Another crowded field. Another win for the White County Warriorettes. White County came out of Tuesday's Keith Maxwell Invitational at McMinnville Country Club with a 156, enough to hold off Cookeville's 163 and put another first-place finish on the season. And once again,

White County's cross country runners joined hundreds of competitors from across Middle Tennessee Saturday morning for one of the bigger meets on their schedule, the MSCCA Voyles Classic at The Hermitage in Hermitage. The meet carries an added connection for White County. The annual race is named in

It took 47 minutes for White County to get a lead. But it really only matters who’s ahead at the end.