CROSSVILLE — CCHS senior cheerleader Allysa Kerley will continue her cheerleading career at Bryan College in Dayton, TN, as she inked her scholarship papers last week in the CCHS library. From left are, seated, Trevor and Melissa Kerley, parents; Allysa Kerley and Bryan College cheerleading coach Janice Perron; and standing, Dr. Pat Teeple, CCHS assistant principal; Jerry and Anne Kerley, grandparents; Louise Hodge, grandmother, Allyna Kerley, sister; Jeanene Swafford and Emmie McCoy, CCHS cheerleading coaches.
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SIGNS WITH BRYAN COLLEGE — CCHS senior cheerleader Allysa Kerley will continue her cheerleading career at Bryan College in Dayton, TN, as she inked her scholarship papers last week in the CCHS library. From left are, seated, Trevor and Melissa Kerley, parents; Allysa Kerley and Bryan College cheerleading coach Janice Perron; and standing, Dr. Pat Teeple, CCHS assistant principal; Jerry and Anne Kerley, grandparents; Louise Hodge, grandmother, Allyna Kerley, sister; Jeanene Swafford and Emmie McCoy, CCHS cheerleading coaches.
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Iles, teammates win AAU Div. I state title
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McNeely named CCHS wrestling coach
Cumberland County High School didn't have go far to find a wrestling coach for 2012-'13, as former assistant and Phoenix School teacher Wes McNeely will replace retiring coach James Brady.
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Nelson signs to play tennis at Cumberland
Stone Memorial senior tennis player Dylan Nelson recently signed to play tennis with Cumberland University in Lebanon.
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Kanagasegar qualifies for Class AAA state tennis tournament
The Cumberland County High School tennis teams competed in the individual District 6AAA and individual Region 3AAA Tournaments in Cookeville, with Lee Presson and Nithya Kanagasegar earning first-place singles titles in District 6AAA to advance into the Region 3AAA Tournament.
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Simmons qualifies for state track and field meet
Stone Memorial High School's Jacob Simmons has qualified for the Class A/AA state track and field competition at the TSSAA Spring Fling this week at MTSU with a second-place finish in the one-mile run.
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CCHS track and field teams receive letters, special awards
Before several athletes headed to the Class AAA Track and Field competition at the TSSAA Spring Fling this week at MTSU, CCHS treated the athletes to a cookout at the pavillion next to the Thunderbird Recreation Center at Lake Tansi Sunday afternoon.
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Petersen wins silver medal at Junior Olympics
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Titans Caravan visits Homestead Elementary
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CCHS qualifies 10 track and field athletes for state meet
On Tuesday, the CCHS track team competed in the Region 2 finals at Riverdale High School with a chance to qualify for the state meet next week at MTSU, and both squads did the best in school history, according to Coach Ted McCaslin.
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