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Topic: Daijon Williams
Clarksville High School falls to Memphis Central in Class AAA Boys Basketball Semifinals
March 17, 2012 | 
Murfreesboro, TN – It certainly didn’t come from a lack of trying and certainly Daijon Williams did all he could, but in the end Clarksville High fell to Memphis Central 68-62 in a Class AAA semifinal game in Middle Tennessee State University’s Murphy Center.
The Clarksville High School Wildcats finished their season with a good fight, but loss to Memphis Central 68-62.
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Clarksville High School Wildcats hold off late run by Cherokee High to win 53-47
Clarksville High will face Memphis Central in a Tournament Semifinal game Friday
Murfreesboro, TN – All that matters at the end of the game is that you have more points than the other team, there’s no value for how aesthetic a victory is.
And that was the case for Clarksville High School in its 53-47 victory over Cherokee High School in a quarterfinal game of the Boys Class AAA State Tournament in the Murphy Center at Middle Tennessee State University. The Wildcats got the win, but it wasn’t pretty.
EJ Holmes sails over the Cherokees in the lane in Thursday's first round of play. Clarksville High wins 53-47 over Cherokee and will go on to play in Friday's Semifinal game.
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Clarksville High School Wildcats advance to second straight Class AAA State Basketball Tournament with win over Hunters Lane
Clarksville, TN – The improbable run continues and for Clarksville High School Boys Basketball it means a second straight trip to the Class AAA State Basketball Tournament.
The Wildcats accomplished that goal with their 74-69 overtime win over Hunters Lane in their Sectional Game Monday night at Clarksville High School’s William Workman Gym.
The Clarksville High Wildcats beat the Hunters Lane 74-69 in overtime. The Wildcats are now headed to state basketball tournament.
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Clarksville High School Boy’s Basketball rolls by Wilson Central to win Region 5-AAA Championship
Clarksville, TN – Christmas came late to Clarksville High Boy’s Basketball team, but the Wildcats will certainly take the gifts.
Two days after earning a spot in the Region 5-AAA Championship game and earning a sticker the Wildcats can put on a trophy wall for getting to the ‘Sweet 16’, their first of the season after not winning a regular season or district tournament title, Clarksville High earned an even bigger trophy sticker and a plaque to go with it Thursday night.
Clarksville High School Boy's Basketball beat Wilson Central 67-49 for the Region 5-AAA Championship.
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Clarksville High School rips Hendersonville in Region 5-AAA Quarters; Kenwood falls to Beech
Hendersonville, TN — Clarksville High School had little trouble with Hendersonville in a Region 5-AAA quarterfinal game and won easily 57-34 Friday night at Hendersonville High School.
Clarksville High, the No. 3 team out of 10-AAA, will move on to play Mt. Juliet, the District 9-AAA regular season champions but the No. 4 team out of the 9-AAA Tournament, on Tuesday at Northeast High at 6:00pm Mt. Juliet (25-7) knocked off Northeast, the 10-AAA regular season and tournament champion, 68-51 in another quarterfinal game at Northeast. «Read the rest of this article»
The Final Horne: Thanks to run by High School Teams in State Tournament add ‘Hoops City’ to list of Clarksville’s nicknames
Clarksville, TN – Every city is known for something and its fair to say Clarksville is know for many things. Tobacco, Wilma Rudolph, Fort Campbell, Harry Galbreath, the 1999 Tornado, Mason Rudolph and Austin Peay (the governor and the university), are just a few.
Clarksville’s nicknames have ranged from: The Queen City, Queen of the Cumberland, Gateway to the New South to the current Tennessee’s Top Spot.
Fly Williams addresses the crowd in the Dunn Center during his jersey retirement ceremony February 5th, 2009.
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Northeast High School Eagles fight off Dickson County to win District 10-AAA Boys Tournament
Clarksville, TN – Northeast High needed a little perfection and some simple good old fashion will to hold off Dickson County in the District 10-AAA Boys Tournament Championship game at the Eagles Nest and they got both in it 55-46 victory Tuesday night.
The perfection came from the 10-for-10 shooting and 9-for-9 from the free-throw line performance put forth by Kentucky signee Alex Poythress in scoring a game-high 29 points and he made it a double-double with a game-high 14 rebounds.
Northeast High School Eagles, the 2011-12 District 10-AAA Tournament Champions.
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Clarksville High School holds off Kenwood in District 10-AAA third-place game
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville High needed and overtime to do it, but the Wildcats held off Kenwood 70-66 in the Boys District 10-AAA Tournament third-place game Tuesday night at Northeast High School.
With the win, the Wildcats (20-10) move on to play Hendersonville (18-11) the second place-team out of District 9-AAA there in a Region 5-AAA game at 7:00pm. Saturday.
In the consolation game of Men's High School Basketball Tournament, Clarksville High School won over Kenwood High School 70-66 in overtime.
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Northeast Eagles outlast Clarksville High thanks to Poythress’ 31, earns spot in 10-AAA boys Title Game
Clarksville, TN – Revenge wasn’t top-seeded Northeast’s main focus going into its Boys District 10-AAA Tournament game against fourth-seeded Clarksville High Friday night at Northeast.
But the state’s fifth-ranked Eagles were certainly cognizant of the fact the Wildcats handed them their only loss in district play in the regular season and used that as motivation in handing Clarksville High a 61-41 defeat Saturday night.
Northeast Eagles defeat the Clarksville High Wildcats 61-41 Saturday night.
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Rossview High School’s Kyle Weldon nearing end of career and new life at West Point
Clarksville, TN– You wouldn’t blame Rossview High School”s Kyle Weldon if he felt overshadowed by Northeast High School”s Alex Poythress, but he doesn’t.
Weldon, who will play for the Military Academy at West Point next year, understands why Poythress, a Kentucky signee, is getting the recognition he’s getting.
“It’s not really surprising, because he’s going to Kentucky and I’m going to Army,” Weldon said. “But I really don’t feel like I’m being overshadowed. It’s not too big of deal if my name gets out there. It may not be as much as his, but I don’t feel I’m overshadowed.”
Rossview's Kyle Weldon (00) boxes out Northeat's Alex Poythress (22) during a free-throw attempt in a District 10-AAA game on Jan. 24th, 2012
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