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Finally, the long wait was over for the Bearden High School girls soccer team.
Bearden High School sophomore Evan Pinion won two gold medals for the U.S. Junior National Team at the Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Hawaii last week.
PREPXTRA TOP 101. Alcoa (2-0): Associated Press voters picked Alcoa No. 1 in 3A with 22 first-place votes. The gap between it and No. 2 Milan is likely wide, since the Bulldogs lost all 11 offensive starters from its 2009 squad that was state runner-up to Alcoa. Next week: No. 9 Fulton.
Since 1985, the TSSAA has handed out 245 Mr. Football awards.
JESSE SMITHEY'S PICKSAustin-East (0-2) at Fulton (1-1): Fulton is dinged up with a couple of starters out. Austin-East is recovering from an injured psyche after starting with a pair of losses.
There's no shortage of quality high school volleyball teams in East Tennessee this fall.
What Alcoa High School running back Vanderbilt "Vee" Hambrick did Aug. 26 wowed his teammates.
Devrin Young ran into the Bearden High School record books with 285 yards rushing and five TDs on 11 carries Friday night.
Three tenured Knox County teachers are suing the school system for reinstatement of back pay for the time they say they were unlawfully placed on unpaid administrative leave last school year.
Alcoa (Class 3A), Greeneville (4A) and Catholic (5A) each debuted at No. 1 in their respective classifications Monday in the first Associated Press state football poll of the season.
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