Prep football playoff capsules

11/28/10 Both teams had first-round byes. Baylor was a No. 2 seed in its half of the bracket, Ensworth a No. 1. Baylor defeated McCallie 28-14 and Battle Ground Academy 33-14; Ensworth won over Montgomery Bell Academy 35-14 and Brentwood Academy 20-19.

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Coalfield rallies to stay on top in District 4-A, 27-21

10/15/10 Mike Clore's didn't travel far for his second touchdown Friday. Still, it amounted to a big play for Coalfield High School.

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Maryville edges Farragut, clinches district title

10/15/10 The Maryville Red Rebels fought their way to yet another league title Friday, ousting Farragut 24-17 to clinch the District 4-AAA championship and earn an automatic playoff berth.

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Farragut outlasts Bearden in seesaw battle

10/08/10 Farragut's nailbiting win over Bearden headlines Week 7 prep action. Click on the link for scores and extended highlights of games across East Tennessee.

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West picks Gambrell as girls' coach

09/23/10 Eddie Gambrell has been named the new girls' basketball coach at West High School.

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This week's picks

09/23/10 WEEK 5 PICKSWebb (4-0) at Catholic (4-0): With the dismissal of senior wideout Patrick Haun from Catholic, quarterback Mike Wegzyn must develop chemistry and timing in a hurry with junior Michael Bonfini or underclassmen Terrance Hall and Vic Wharton.

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9/20 TSSAA football poll

09/20/10 Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Brighton 20. Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Cleveland 23. 12, Hardin County 18.

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Tennessee prep football poll

09/20/10 Alcoa and Catholic both remain #1 in their respective classification; after Powell's big win over Anderson Co., the Panthers jumped up to #2 in 5A.

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Signal Mountain still No. 2 after statement win

09/20/10 Despite a thrilling win on the road over Class 1A No. 1 South Pittsburg last Friday night, Signal Mountain remained No. 2 in Class 2A in the latest Associated Press Prep Poll released Monday afternoon.

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Austin-East outlasts Fulton, earns first win

09/03/10 The Road Runners' victory over archrival Fulton headlines Friday's prep action. Click for scores and extended video highlights from games across East Tennessee.

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EPA Obtains Changes To West Virginia Coal Mine Permit To Significantly Protect Water And Environment

07/28/10 Recently, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) issued a final Clean Water Act permit to Coal-Mac Inc. for the Pine Creek Surface Mine project in Logan County, West Virginia.

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Catherine Pancake On the Impact of Black Diamonds, Her 2006 Film About Mountaintop Removal

02/23/10 The News Hole by Van Smith: The devastation wrought by mountaintop-removal mining was brought into tight focus by Catherine Pancake of Baltimore (a native West Virginian), with the 2006 release of her documentary Black Diamonds: Mountaintop Removal and the Fight for Coalfield Justice, to which CP devoted a cover story that yea...

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Coal production expected to plummet

01/19/10 CHARLESTON, W.Va.--Coal production in Central Appalachia, which includes southern West Virginia, will drop by nearly half by 2020 even without further government regulations, according to a report released Tuesday.The report, by Morgantown-based environmen...

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TSSAA Announces Football Playoff Possibilities

10/26/09 HERMITAGE, Tenn. -- The TSSAA announced its football possibilities on Monday. The top six teams in the final standings qualify for the playoffs. Lancaster Christian Academy dropped out of the TSSAA before the football season started.

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King's Academy clinches a winning season

10/17/09 Winning is becoming a habit for King's Academy. The school in Seymour guaranteed its third consecutive winning season Friday night with a 21-12 victory over Oakdale. Three in a row is a first for King's (5-3). Jordan Smith's 30-yard touchdown run helped erase an early 6-0 deficit. King's Academy rallied again behind two touchdown runs by Dane Hoffmeister. King's Academy rushed for 256 yards ...

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Prep football scores and summaries from Oct. 16

10/16/09 SCORES SHELBY-METRO Arlington 19, Craigmont 14 Bolton 37, Raleigh-Egypt 6 Brighton 34, Hardin County 14 Center Hill 35, Byhalia 6 Christian Brothers 38, Briarcrest 28 Columbus-Miss. 12, DeSoto Central 7 Cordova 14, Bartlett 3 ECS 42, First Assembly 13 Fairley 34, Washington 0 Fayette Aca. 27, TRA 6 Germantown 23, Wooddale 22 Harding 33, Bishop Byrne 6 Houston 42, Overton 6 JCM 42 ...

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Maryville rebels against Farragut lead, gets huge district win

10/16/09 George Quarles' team comes back from a 24-7 deficit, beats the Admirals and takes the driver's seat in District 4-AAA.

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Jeff Biggers: When the Shoutin' is Over: Will DOJ Investigate Big Coal Bedlam? Coalfield Heroes March On

10/14/09 UPDATE: Every American--including the Army Corps of Engineers--must watch this powerful new 20-minute film by Chad Stevens on the real costs and consequences of mountaintop...

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Prep football scores and summaries from Oct. 9

10/09/09 SCORES SHELBY-METRO Arlington 22, Cordova 6 Brighton 45, Carver 0 Center Hill 13, Munford 6 Collierville 30, Overton 6 Craigmont 47, Raleigh-Egypt 0 Crockett Co. 40, Washington 0 Haywood Co. 21, Covington 0 Hernando 7, Clarksdale-Miss. 6 Jackson North Side 20, Bartlett 19 Kingsbury 19, Trezevant 6 Kirby 31, Houston 16 Lexington 42, Fayette-Ware 0 Millington 7, Bolton 0 (OT ...

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Recent births in Knox County

10/03/09 Recent births in Knox County. University of Tennessee Medical Center n Shawn Cheek and Paula Redmond, Greeneville, a girl, Zelma Serenity n Eric Bradley and Tina Rogers, Jefferson City, a boy, Landen Scott n Joshua Jolley and Molly Kennedy, Madisonville, a boy, Malachai Jericho n Zane and Ashley Ellis, Knoxville, a boy, Emery Joshua n Jorge Rodarte Ortega and Elia Lopez Galvez, Oak Ridge ...

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