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Topic: Creek Wood High School
APSU Soccer falls to Georgia Tech, 1-0
August 12, 2019 | 
Charlotte, TN – The Austin Peay State University (APSU) soccer team were unable to answer an early Georgia State goal despite the Govs aggressive offensive attack in the second half in a 1-0 exhibition loss at Creek Wood High School, Monday.
Austin Peay Women’s Soccer loses exhibition match against Georgia Tech, 1-0. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU announces dual enrollment partnership with Dickson County School System
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University is partnering with the Dickson County School System to provide an opportunity for high school students from both Creek Wood and Dickson County High Schools to take college courses at a central Dickson County location.
Students would attend college classes taught by APSU faculty in the morning at the central location and return to their respective high school for lunch and afternoon classes.
Austin Peay State University Campus. (APSU)
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Northeast Eagles can’t ground Creek Wood Red Hawks in 76-45 loss
Clarksville, TN – Northeast High School was able to hang around with the high-scoring Creek Wood High School for a half, Tuesday, December 23rd in the final day of the Rossview High School Christmas Classic, but the Red Hawks pulled away in the second half for a 76-45 victory.
The Eagles (6-7) only trailed the Red Hawks 28-22 after the first 16 minutes of play, but a three-point field goal by Ross Plunkett started a 8-0 run by Creek Wood (10-0) to open the second half – building the lead out to 14 points, 36-22, just 1:07 into the second half.
Northeast Boy’s Basketball loses to Creek Wood at Rossview High School Christmas Classic.
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Clarksville-Montgomery County School System announces Appointments for Two Elementary Principalships, Army Instruction Director
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS) announced Thursday, May 22nd, appointments for Army Instruction Director and Two New Elementary Principals.
Top: (L to R) Angela Lovelace, Margaret Hausauer and Michael J. Taliento, Jr.
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Kenwood High School’s Daniel Norl nominated for 2014 McDonald’s All American Games
Final Team rosters unveiled January 29th
Chicago, IL – McDonald’s has announced its list of high school seniors who have been nominated for the 2014 McDonald’s All American Games, taking place on April 2nd at Chicago’s United Center.
From Clarksville Tennessee, Kenwood High School’s Daniel Norl has been nominated. Norl scored 19 points on Friday, January 10th, 2014 to help Kenwood to a 54-31 win over Rossview High Hawks to stay undefeated. On December 13th, 2013 he scored 26 points to help Kenwood beat West Creek High School 70-48.
Also nominated from the area is Rachel Bell from Creek Wood High School in Cumberland Furnace, TN. «Read the rest of this article»
Montgomery Central High School Soccer falls in District 11 A/AA finals to Fairview 5-0
Charlotte, TN – Fairview High School’s Erika Suhrbier recorded a hat trick, Thursday, October 17th in the finals of the District 11 A/AA soccer tournament held at Creek Wood High School, to upset the tournament’s number one seed Montgomery Central 5-0 and end the Lady Indians 15-game win streak.
Montgomery Central (15-2), who was looking to win its first district tournament title since 2003, hadn’t lost a match since a 4-0 setback to open the season back on August 20th to West Creek High School.
Montgomery Central High School Falls in Regional Soccer Tournament. (David Roach-Clarksville Sports Network)
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Cumberland Furnace Teen Kara Stallings a Finalist in peta2’s 2013 ‘Cutest Vegan Alive’ Contest
The Vegan Revolution Is Sweeping the Country, and Young People Are Leading the Charge
Cumberland Furnace, TN – Cumberland Furnace could soon be the home of a national star.
That’s because 19-year-old Creek Wood High School graduate Kara Stallings has beaten out hundreds of entrants from across the country to be named one of 10 female finalists vying for the title of Cutest Vegan Alive in a contest sponsored by peta2—PETA’s youth division.
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