BLOUNTVILLE – “We’ve got to get better fast.” That’s the mantra coming from West Ridge coach Justin Hilton as the Wolves embark on year number five. Last season, simply too much youth and inexperience ...

Gate City’s Mac McClung works against a young camper at the three-time NBA Slam Dunk Champion’s 5th Annual Basketball Camp. TriCitiesSports.com photo by Dawn Lambert Photography. GATE CITY – His ...

That’s the mantra coming from West Ridge coach Justin Hilton as the Wolves embark on year number five. Last season, simply too much youth and inexperience was on the field for West Ridge, which missed ...

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BLUFF CITY – Sullivan East coach JC Simmons says there are two ways to react to a tough 1-9 season – take your ball and go home or get back to work. Simmons is thankful the returning Patriots choose ...

BRISTOL – Over the course of Josh Holt’s first three seasons at Tennessee High, the Vikings have combined to 4-8 on the field over the first four games of the campaign. The last two seasons have both ...

JOHNSON CITY — The rain and lightning came and went twice at Friday’s 45th Trojan Timing Classic Outdoor Track and Field Meet Presented by Fleet Feet of Johnson City and Kingsport at Science Hill’s ...

The TSSAA released on Thursday its initial region and district assignments for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 seasons and it’s a “doomsday scenario” for a couple of Class 6A football participants. Region ...

BROOKLYN – A pair of Tennessee Volunteers were selected on day two of the 2025 NBA Draft Thursday night at the Barclays Center. Chaz Lanier was taken 37th overall by the Detroit Pistons while Jahmai ...

JOHNSON CITY – 138 golfers representing nearly 20 high schools across the Tri-Cities and as far away Chattanooga and Murfreesboro converged for the preseason 1913 Invitational at the Johnson City ...

KINGSPORT – Many hourly laborers have waited patiently for quitting time. For Church Hill native Jim Cradic, the bell toiled a bit differently. For at the chime, it was time, for work at his real love ...