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The Warriors won. The offense made it interesting.
For a moment Monday night, it looked like the White County Warriorettes had figured Wilson Central out. Then the Wildcats made them do it all over again. Wilson Central grabbed the early advantage inside Roy Sewell Gymnasium with a 25-18 win in the first set, but White County didn’
Tullahoma kept getting chances. White County kept saying no.
by Rachel Auberger
Tullahoma kept getting chances. White County kept saying no.
by Rachel Auberger
The Warriors won. The offense made it interesting.
by Rachel Auberger
For a moment Monday night, it looked like the White County Warriorettes had figured Wilson Central out. Then the Wildcats made them do it all over again. Wilson Central grabbed the early advantage inside Roy Sewell Gymnasium with a 25-18 win in the first set, but White County didn’
by Rachel Auberger
White County High School’s cross country runners continued to chip away at their times Saturday at the John Freeman Invitational in Bell Buckle, with several Warriors turning in personal-best performances. Freshman Kolt Pryor once again led the White County boys, finishing 54th with a time of 20:57.
by Rachel Auberger