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Topic: Athletics
With the victory, the Sounds (73-61) pulled back into a tie for the division lead with Memphis, which lost to Sacramento. Donovan Hand (4-7) won his third consecutive outing for the Sounds by working his first quality start of the year. The right-hander held Fresno to two runs on six hits over six innings while striking out a career-high seven batters. ![]() Nashville Sounds defeat Fresno Grizzlies 6-2 in front of packed house at Greer Stadium (Mateen Sidiq Nashville Sports Network) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Sports | No Comments
The Last Cheer at Greer begins Wednesday for Nashville Sounds
The Sounds continue their playoff push with a pair of four-game series beginning with the Fresno Grizzlies (Triple-A Giants) from August 20th to August 23rd. The second half of the homestand will feature games against the Sacramento River Cats (Triple-A Athletics) from August 24th to August 27th. ![]() Nashville Sounds begin “Last Cheer at Greer” homestand on Wednesday (Mateen Sidiq Nashville Sports Network) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Sports | No Comments
APSU Student Athletes named to 2014 Arthur Ashe Jr Sports Scholars TeamsAustin Peay Sports Information
Senior football defensive lineman Iosua Siliva was named an Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar for the third consecutive year. Junior volleyball outside hitter Jada Stotts was selected for the second consecutive year. In addition, senior soccer forward Tatiana Ariza earned her second honor, adding 2014 to her 2012 selection. ![]() Six APSU student-athletes named to 2014 Arthur Ashes Jr. Sports Scholars Team (APSU Sports Information) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Sports | No Comments
Austin Peay State University Baseball beats Belmont Bruins 3-2, P.J. Torres hits game winning homerunAPSU Sports Information
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APSU Men’s Cross Country at Brooks Memphis Twilight Invitational
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Buddy Ball rolls into the Emmanuel Family Life Center
Through the years, Buddy Ball has become a community event where athletes, coaches, and volunteers enjoy time with each other during the games. By attending one game, you will realize Buddy Ball is a special kind of league that has made a huge difference in many lives. Buddy Ball moves beyond a sport and becomes an affair of the heart for the athletes and their families, as well as, the buddies and all the volunteers. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
2011 Clarksville Sports Festival to feature a variety of sports, athletic and outdoor activities this weekend
The two-day celebration of sports and athletics in Clarksville and Montgomery County will feature several “zones” that will include not only clinics, demonstrations and interactive areas, but also seminars and even an exposition area where over 25 of Clarksville and Montgomery County’s athletic and outdoor clubs and organizations will come together in one location. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Events | No Comments
Mud Bowl 2008: It’s all about the MUD!
The Clean Dude. the Baby Bugs. The Bone Crushers. Pinky and the Brains. Peay Brains. Those were just a few of 70 teams competing in the non-traditional and decidedly non-varsity Mud Bowl 2008 at Austin Peay State University on October 2. Shortly after 4 p.m., as the warming sun sank softly behind the treeline, male, female and co-ed teams gathered at the intramural field for a whole new kind of volleyball: a game played in a foot deep pool of slick, non-spa-like mud, courtesy of the APSU staff and the local Fire Department. The balance of this hilarious, fun-filled afternoon was consumed by rotating volleyball teams playing in a contained mud bowl. The operative word here being M-U-D! MUD! ’nuff said! «Read the rest of this article» Clarksville Academy hosts Tailgate ’08
Clarksville Fox schedules try-outs
The Fox in two years have become a Championship organization and hope to build on that success with the recruitment of new team members. Rob “Pops” Brown, owner/general manager for the The Clarksville Fox Women’s Semi-Pro Football Team said: “As you already know, the Fox finished up their season as the IWFL Tier Two Division Champions and the youngest women’s full contact football team to play for the national Championship in any of the top leagues in women’s football. We are very excited about that accomplishment and want to take the next step in 2009 and WIN the 2009 IWFL National Championship. In order to do this, the Fox is starting now with off-season conditioning and taking sign-ups for the team’s tryout for the 2009 season.” «Read the rest of this article» |
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