Lady Tiger Golf Team Headed to State

October 1, 2024
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The Lady Tiger golfers, Alison Poss, Chloe Boyd, and Emily Anderson, on Monday, September 30 won the AA Region 4 Golf Tournament by 26 strokes over their nearest competitor. Alison Poss won the tournament with a sterling round of 71. Chloe Boyd finished 2nd with a 73. “Our girls are flat out awesome!” said Tiger Golf Coach John Pryor. The Lady Tigers are now 38-1 on the season.

The win sends the team to Sevierville on October 10th and 11th to compete in the TSSAA Large Public School State Tournament. “We will compete with seven other teams from across the state for the championship. These same three girls went last year, and I think that experience will prove valuable as we try to improve on our 8th place finish last year. I don’t think we will be favored, and the competition will be tremendous, but we got a shot!” said Coach Pryor.

The Tiger Boys team of Bradley Hale, William Blair, Cooper Goodwin, Jamison Troncoso, and Seth Fuson finished 6th. They were led by Bradley Hale’s 77. “This ends the season for my guys, but they had a great year. Most of these guys will be back next year, and we have high expectations for 2025.”

The Golf Team is coached by John Pryor and Luke Dycus.

October 1, 2024
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The DCHS Fighting Tiger Band competed at the Yellow Jacket Invitational in Hartsville on Saturday.

Third place awards were presented in percussion, field commander, and guard.

Max Patterson is the Band Director, and the Assistant is Hannah Bratten- The Theme for this year’s program is “Weathering the Storm” to the music of Thunderstruck by ACDC and Umbrella by Rihanna.

The band’s seniors include Elizabeth Cardin, Alexis Stanley-Sectional Leader-Trumpet, Daniel Stifler- sectional leader Clarinet, J.D. Thomas, Jamie Bradshaw, Amy Nokes- Sectional Leader-Flute, B.J. Mosely and Jaden Wildes- Drum Major, Ashton McClain-Captain and Color Guard; Aaron Maple-Sectional Leader-Clarinet, Crissy White, and Soloists- Alexis Stanley and Elizabeth Mosely.

The band will compete next weekend in the Upper Cumberland Marching Competition at Crossville.

October 1, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

A driver escaped injury when his dump truck loaded with rock overturned on Highway 70 at Show Hill near North Driver Road Monday morning.

According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, 57-year-old Terry L. Bullard, driving for the Luke Prichard Excavating and Trucking Company, was traveling east on Highway 70 in a 2024 Peterbilt dump truck when he ran off the right side of the roadway, struck a guardrail, and overturned onto its left side. The truck was loaded with rock that spilled onto the roadway.

Bullard was wearing his seatbelt and was not hurt.

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