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Austin Peay State University Men’s Golf sits in 4th at Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate
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Sevierville, TN – A big move from freshman Alex Vegh and continued steady play from Hunter Tidwell kept Austin Peay State University men’s golf firmly among the top-five as it readies for Tuesday’s final round of play at Sevierville Golf Club’s River Course.
Austin Peay Men’ Golf in 4th place heading into final round at t Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate in Sevierville. (APSU Sports Information)
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Tennessee Lady Vols Fall to Louisville in NCAA Tournament 2nd Round, 75-64
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Louisville, KY – Jaime Nared had 28 points and 11 rebounds and Mercedes Russell added 11 points and 13 boards, but Tennessee could not survive Louisville’s fourth-quarter surge as the No. 5 seed Lady Vols fell to the No. 4 seed Cardinals, 75-64, on Monday in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at the KFC Yum! Center.
Tennessee (20-12) held a 47-46 lead entering the fourth quarter, but the Lady Vols missed their first 12 shots of the final 10 minutes of the game while Louisville (29-7) swung momentum in its favor.
Nared’s 28 points were the most she has ever scored in an NCAA Tournament game and her 11 boards tied for her best in NCAA play. She was 9-of-18 from the floor, 3-of 5 from 3-point range and a perfect 7-of-7 from the free-throw line.
Tennessee Lady Vol Jaime Nared scores 28 points in loss; Mercedes Russell posts 19th double-double of season. (Tennessee Athletics Department)
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Clarksville Police Department makes public aware of IRS Scam
Clarksville, TN – Recently the Clarksville Police Department has received complaints of several scams.
Today, Monday March 20th, the CPD received another complaint about the old IRS Scam that the CPD put out a while ago.
CPD is reminding citizen that a government entity or a legit business will never ask you to conduct business by a untraceable wire transfer.
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APSU’s Morgan Kauffman, Amber Bosworth move up on Day Two in Florida
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Sorrento, FL – Although scores improved for Austin Peay State University women’s golf at Morehead State’s Citrus Challenge, Monday, the Govs were unable to gain any ground as they remain in 13th heading into Tuesday’s final round.
After a rough opening round, Austin Peay’s senior duo of Morgan Kauffman and Amber Bosworth rallied back with matching second-round 78s to lead the Govs.
Austin Peay Women’s Golf sits in 13th heading into the final round of the Citrus Challenge on Tuesday. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Baseball hosts Arkansas State
Austin Peay (10-9) vs. Arkansas State (11-8)
Tues & Wed, March 21st & 22nd | 6:00pm, 3:00pm CT
Clarksville, TN | Raymond C. Hand Park
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University’s baseball team opens a five-game home stand when it hosts Arkansas State in a pair of midweek outings. The Govs and Red Wolves are scheduled to play a 6:00pm, Tuesday contest followed by a 3:00pm, Wednesday affair.
However, inclement weather is in the forecast and the schedule may be modified. Fans should follow the Governors baseball team on Twitter (@AustinPeayBSB) for the latest updates.
Austin Peay Baseball plays two home games against Arkansas State beginning Tuesday at Raymond C. Hand Park. (APSU Sports Information)
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Clarksville Police releases victim’s name from 41-A Bypass Fatality Crash
Clarksville, TN – On Monday morning, March 20th at 6:57am, the Clarksville Police Department responded to a vehicle crash involving a Buick Century and ProStar Semi Tractor with a Trailer at 41-A Bypass and Denny Road.
This is the same crash that had the 41-A Bypass closed until 1:15pm Monday afternoon.
According to witnesses and preliminary investigation it appears that the Buick Century driven by Rodney Howard of Clarksville, TN was traveling southbound and for unknown reason drifted into oncoming traffic.
Clarksville Police Officers continue to investigate the fatal vehicle accident this morning on the 41-A Bypass.
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Tennessee Lady Vols face #13/12 Louisville Cardinals in NCAA Tournament second round
Tennessee Lady Vols (20-11) vs. #13/12 Louisville Cardinals (28-7)
March 20th, 2017 | 5:45pm CT
Louisville, KY | KFC Yum! Center | TV: ESPN2
Louisville, KY – As the No. 5 seed in the Oklahoma City Regional, Tennessee is looking for its 35th trip to the Sweet 16 on Monday, when the Lady Vols take on 4th-seeded Louisville in the KFC Yum! Center in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The game tips off at 5:45pm CT and will be broadcast on ESPN2 and online through WatchESPN. Visit WatchESPN.com or download the WatchESPN app to view the game on a computer or mobile device. Dave O’Brien (PxP), Doris Burke (Analyst) and Kara Lawson (Analyst) will describe describe the action between the Lady Vols and the Cardinals.
Fans can also tune into their local Lady Vol Network station to catch Mickey Dearstone describing the action.
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Fort Campbell receives donation of over 37,000 packages of cookies from Girl Scouts
Nashville, TN – Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee (GSMIDTN) donated 37,444 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies to Fort Campbell soldiers through its Gift of Caring program on March 17th. This donation amount was a 20.37% increase from last year’s gift.
Through Gift of Caring, Girl Scouts are able to show their appreciation for men and women in uniform or support those in need by giving them Girl Scout Cookies.
Girl Scouts with Fort Campbell soldiers on March 17th.
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Clarksville Police announces 41-A Bypass now open
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department reports that the 41-A Bypass has finally been cleared and the road is now open for regular traffic.
Information on the Crash will be release later today once CPD can confirmed family members have been notified.
Clarksville Police Officers investigate vehicle crash on 41-A Bypass Monday morning.
Austin Peay State University Geography Program examines Global Environment and Development
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University associate professor of geography Dr. Christine Mathenge last summer sat on a rocky cliff at an ancient religious site in Kisii, Kenya, and stared at the meager, metal roof homes that glimmered in the valley below.
In addition to those homes, she saw several large boulders that could be used to create an elaborate economy of expensive flooring tiles, ornate sinks and carvings and sculptures, but the area’s landowners have yet to tap the value of the rocks dotting their landscape.
APSU’s Dr. Christine Mathenge in Kisii, Kenya
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