CROSSVILLE —
The current champion and a former champion are among the 75 entrants in the 2012 Tennessee Senior State Open, which tees off May 21 and 22 at the Stonehenge Golf Club in Fairfield Glade.
Defending champion and Germantown amateur Tim Jackson, and 2010 champion and professional Harry Taylor join 73 other professionals and amateurs in this year's tournament. Registration ends May 16.
The remaining amateurs are Eddie Bailey, John Bailey, John Brewer, Derek Brown, Jim Brown, Randall Bury, James Carroll, Bob Clark, Wayne Crook, Cary Daniels, Tim Dinwiddle, Jerry Drewry, Mike Dye, Buzz Fly, Mike Fuller, Winston Frazier, Lymon Fulton, Wes Gilliland, Jeff Golliher, Steve Golliher, Danny Green, Tony Green, Eddie Hayes, Scott Herriger, Jay Hoover, Larry Kain, Joel Lavelley, George Lloyd, Ben Long, Craig McElhaney, Greg Milan, Tom Nichting, Mike Nixon, Scott Patton, Wesley Payne, Gary Pierce, Tom Provow, Jack Ramsey, Bob Rice, Ronnie Rochelle, Bryan Rodgers, Pat Ryan, Douglas Ryerson, David Salyers, Eric Saul, Rick Shoulders, Garry Siddons, Rick Sinard, Harry Tarpley, John Thomas, Tim Thompson, Dennis Vaughn, Ron Waters, Jim Webb, Dave Weigand, Boyd Wyatt Jr. and Eddie Wyatt.
The other professionals Bobby Bray, Bob Cox, Jeff Curtis, Mitch Harmon, Buddy Harston, Randy Helton, Jimbo Hicks, Mark Houser, Tom Kammann, Rob Long, Des Mahoney, Steve Munson, Jack Oliver, James Paschal, Hank Patton and Gary Robinson.
Area Sports
75 Senior golfers have entered Tennessee State Open May 21
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Junior golf tourneys planned in Crossville
Coach Randy Herring will be conducting a series of junior golf tournaments in Crossville this summer.
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Crossville Raceway hosting Legends Shootout May 24-25
Rain washed out the program at Crossville Raceway May 19, but the track will be hosting the Crossville Legends Shootout May 24-25.
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Harris wins Region 2A/AA singles tennis gold medal
Stone Memorial sophomore Ali Harris won the Region 2A/AA tennis singles championship Tuesday at Pigeon Forge High School to earn her a second-straight berth in next week's state meet in Murfreesboro at MTSU.
Harris defeated Chesnie Nichols of Carter High School in the first round of the tournament in straight sets 6-0, 6-0, according to SMHS coach Ray Hawn. -
Hospice of Cumberland County real winner in 22nd annual tournament
The 22nd Hospice Benefit Golf Tournament was played May 8 at Lake Tansi Golf Course. The golfers gathered at the Lake Tansi pavilion for a delicious lunch from Big Boy’s Barbeque. The full field of 33 teams took to the course with a shotgun start at 1 p.m.
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CCHS runners qualify for state meet
Several members of the Cumberland County High School track team have qualified for the state meet next week in Murfreesboro at Middle Tennessee State University.
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Record field enjoys nice weather in Senior Open
What a difference a year makes for the Tennessee State Senior Men's Open at Stonehenge Golf Club. Last year, rain washed out the tournament after 18 holes making co-champions out of Harry Taylor and Danny Green, but a record 143 players for this event were greeted with sunny, breezy skies and some early morning frost Monday for the opening round of the tournament.
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Cumberland County stroke play championship tees off June 29-30
On June 29-30, Heatherhurst Golf Club and the city of Crossville will host the Cumberland County stroke play championship on The Brae Course at Heatherhurst Golf Club.
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Lady Panther softball team ends season
The Stone Memorial Lady Panther softball team finished second in the District 4AA Tournament last week at Alcoa and ended the season Monday night, losing to Knox Gibbs 15-0 in the Region 2AA Tournament.
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Three earn Bo Patton CRYSA Scholarships
Crossville Recreational Youth Soccer Association is proud to announce its Bo Patton Memorial Scholarship Awards. This is the ninth year of awarding scholarships to the local soccer scholars.
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