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Marion quarterback Matt Noe and his teammates will face Richlands tonight in the Region IV, Division 3 playoffs.
The Bristol Herald Courier’s predictions for this weekend’s high school football games
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Phillips and Harmon Witten Scholar-Athlete Winners
Clint Phillips earns 15-hundred dollars from Witten Foundation
Pick your fan favorite Witten Scholar Athlete
This year we've chosen ten young men as the recipient of a Jason Witten Scholar Athlete scholarship. Now it's your turn to choose your favorite of the group.
Pratt named 11 Connects Player of the Week
Pratt has helped lead his team to a 9-1 record
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Patriots Walker named Witten Scholar-Athlete
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High School
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The Bristol Herald Courier’s predictions for this weekend’s high school football games
PREP FOOTBALL: Hogoheegee teams ready for Region C playoffs
Holston, Rural Retreat, Chilhowie, George Wythe prepared for tonight’s postseason matchups
HISTORY WITH HAYES: Northwood volunteer honored
A weekly historical look at high school football
College
Morgan State too much for ETSU in 72-61 loss
Tommy Hubbard, who finished with his second straight double-double.
LOCALS IN COLLEGE: Another big day for Larry McCoy
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Robinson prevails over Cavs in first meeting
The Buffs improve to 1-4 overall and 1-0 in the league.
Motor Sports
Brent Thomas finds calling in motocross
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Tevin Tapia Relocates To Abingdon To Chase Motocross Stardom
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Sharky 500 Fundraiser Set For Oct. 17 At Bristol Motor Speedway
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