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Clarksville High Lady Wildcats dominate Clarksville Academy Lady Cougars at Basketball Jamboree 38-16
Clarksville, TN – They saved the big cats for the last girls match up of the 2014 CMCSS Jamboree. The Clarksville Academy Lady Cougars faced off against the Clarksville High Lady Wildcats. The Lady Wildcats made the Lady Cougars look like Cougar kittens, mauling them 38-16.
The bigger Lady Wildcats dominated the boards getting multiple second chance scoring opportunities while holding the Lady Cougars to only a few shot attempts.
Clarksville High Lady Wildcats roll over Clarksville Academy Lady Cougars 38-16.
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Northeast High Eagles hold off Kenwood High Knights in Basketball Jamboree matchup 30-26
Clarksville, TN – Northeast High School had to hold off a late charge by the Kenwood High School Knights, Thursday, November 6th at the Dunn Center in the Montgomery County High School Basketball Jamboree, to come away with a 30-26 victory.
The Eagles led by double figures late in the opening quarter and still by as many as seven points, 24-17, with 2:23 left in their matchup, but would see the Knights close to as close as two points – with just under one minutes left in the scrimmage.
Northeast Knights Basketball get 30-26 win against Northeast Eagles.
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Kenwood Lady Knights Trample Northeast Lady Eagles at Basketball Jamboree 18-9
Clarksville, TN – The Lady Knights galloped over the Northeast Lady Eagles 18-9 in their jamboree match up Thursday night. A big first period was all it took to beat the Eagles who scored single digit points in both 8-minute periods.
The Lady Eagles struggled to score from both the floor and the free throw line. They scored only three baskets from the floor and shot 3-of-9 from the free throw line.
Lady Knights Mikeala Smith and Malia Umrani led all scorers with 4 points. Smith also pulled down 3 rebounds.
Kenwood Lady Knights Basketball push past Northeast Lady Eagles 18-9.
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Rossview Hawks cage West Creek Coyotes at Basketball Jamboree matchup 27-17
Clarksville, TN – Rossview High School boys basketball team held West Creek to just four points over the final 7:28, Thursday, November 6th at the Dunn Center in the Montgomery County High School Basketball Jamboree, for a 27-17 victory over the West Creek High School Coyotes.
A bucket by West Creek’s Adam Wendell gave the Coyotes a 13-12 lead, with 7:28 left in their scrimmage, but a three-point field goal by Rossview’s Javon Vaughn started a 8-0 run over the next 2:22 to give the Hawks an 20-13 advantage.
Rossview Hawks Basketball cruises to 27-17 win over West Creek Coyotes.
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West Creek Lady Coyotes rally to beat Rossview Lady Hawks 25-16 at Basketball Jamboree
Clarksville, TN – The second girls basketball came of the 2014 CMCSS Jamboree had last seasons district and tournament champions Rossview Lady Hawks playing the West Creek Lady Coyotes. With a 16-0 run to finish the game, the Lady Coyotes grounded the Lady Hawks 25-16.
The Lady Hawks outscored the Lady Coyotes 11 to 7 in the first period, but were held to only five points in the second. The Lady Coyotes took advantage of turnovers and free throws to take over the game in the second period.
West Creek Girls Basketball get 25-16 win over Rossview Lady Hawks.
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Northwest Vikings Basketball power past Montgomery Central Indians 28-22 at Jamboree
Clarksville, TN – Northwest High School’s boys basketball team got out to a 13-2 lead over Montgomery Central High School,Thursday November 6th at the Dunn Center in the Montgomery County High School Basketball Jamboree, on their way to a 28-22 victory versus the Indians.
JaRyan Young and Mayrel Randolph would spark the quick start for the Vikings, with Randolph scoring four of the first six points by Northwest – in the first 1:29 of the matchup – while Young scored six points, including the final four points to give them the 13-2 advantage.
Northwest Vikings beat Montgomery Central Indians 28-22.
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Northwest Lady Vikings open Basketball Jamboree with 15-12 win over Montgomery Central Lady Indians
Clarksville, TN – Fans dressed in all the local high school colors filled seats at the APSU Dunn Center to watch the 2014 CMCSS basketball jamboree. Both boys and girls teams hit the hardwood for their first chance to compete against other teams Thursday evening.
The girls got things started. The Lady Vikings opened the jamboree with a 15-12 victory over the Montgomery Central Lady Indians.
Northwest Lady Vikings edge out Montgomery Central Lady Indians 15-12.
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Tennessee State Agencies Celebrate Nation’s First Traffic Incident Management Training Facility
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security and the Tennessee Department of Transportation celebrated the opening of a first of its kind training facility on October 20th, 2014. The Tennessee Traffic Incident Management Training Facility will be used to teach best practices for safe, quick clearance of major highway incidents.
The facility features a section of interstate-like roadway ranging from two to six lanes, guardrail, a two-way interchange, and cable and steel barrier rail, as well as a section of two-lane highway and a full four-way intersection. The facility will be used to simulate a variety of crashes, and allow emergency responders to train on safe and efficient clearance techniques. «Read the rest of this article»
Austin Peay State University to honor Fort Campbell units at APSU Football Homecoming
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Clarksville, TN – When the Governors take the field for Saturday’s 4:00pm, Homecoming game against Tennessee State, they will be representing more than themselves.
Fort Campbell units to be honored at APSU Homecoming this Saturday. (APSU Sports Information)
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Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam announces Academic Standards Review Website
Encourages public input on state standards
Nashville, TN – Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam today unveiled a website, https://apps.tn.gov/tcas/ , where Tennesseans can review and comment on the state’s current K-12 academic standards.
Academic standards set grade-specific goals that define what students are expected to know and be able to do by the end of a given grade or course.
There are more than 1,100 for English language arts (ELA) and more than 900 for mathematics in Tennessee.
“There has been considerable concern about Common Core State Standards, currently in place state-wide,” said Tennessee State Representative Joe Pitts (D-Clarksville). “The standards do offer some advantages for students and our public education system, but the quick roll-out did not, among other issues, allow time for educators, students and parents to understand how they work.”
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam.
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