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Sports from local newsrooms

From Main Street Media of Tennessee, The Tennessean and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Main Street Media of TennesseeYesterday

    Piggy Brogdon’s three touchdowns power Friendship Christian past Franklin Christian, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    Green Hill transfer Nate u201cPiggyu201d Brogdon stole the show for Friendship Christian in the opening round of the Division II-A playoffs, rushing for 173 yards and three touchdowns in a 42-0 win over Franklin Christian.

  2. Main Street Media of TennesseeYesterday

    Will Butler carries Green Hill to 6A playoff victory over Blackman, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    Will Butler did not make the Mr. Football semifinalist list but the Green Hill senior may have made some award voters reconsider their selection after he scored two touchdowns to help the Hawks beat Blackman 21-14 on Friday in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs.Green Hill (9-2) will play Cleveland (10-1) at home on Friday at 7 p.m.

    Also reported byThe Tennessean

  3. Main Street Media of TennesseeYesterday

    Oakland football records historic first-round win in road victory over Lebanon, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    The bus ride up Interstate 840 to Clifton Tribble Field was truly unprecedented for Oakland football.

  4. Lebanon DemocratNov. 6

    Blue Devils go down swinging to two-time state champs, on Lebanon Democrat

    Friday night started with a bang for Lebanon but ended with tears in a 36-14 first-round playoff loss to two-time 6A state champion Oakland at Clifton Tribble Field/Danny Watkins Stadium.

  5. The Daily News JournalNov. 6

    How a defensive standard has led Smyrna to second round of TSSAA football playoffs, on The Daily News Journal

    Smyrna advanced in the TSSAA football Class 6A state playoffs with a 27-17 win over Gallatin on Nov. 6.

  6. Main Street Media of TennesseeNov. 6

    Friday night playoff scoreboard, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    Riverdale 41, Cookeville 7Smyrna 27, Gallatin 17Oakland 36, Lebanon 14Green Hill 21, Blackman 14Eagleville 45, Perry Co. 22ThursdayPCA 35, DCA 14 Sorry! An active online subscription is required to access this content. Please login below or Subscribe today! Username Password * Remember Me Forgot Password The post Friday night playoff scoreboard first appeared on Main Street Media of Tennessee.

  7. The Daily HeraldNov. 6

    Our best photos from Lebanon vs Oakland TSSAA football playoffs first-round game, on The Daily Herald

    Lebanon faced off against Oakland in the first round of the TSSAA football playoffs in Class 6A. Here are our best photos from the Nov. 6 game.

  8. The TennesseanNov. 6

    Tennessee high school football roundup, scores for TSSAA football playoffs first round, on The Tennessean

    The TSSAA football playoffs begin with first round games on Friday in Tennessee. Follow our live updates, scores and highlights from games across the state.

  9. Main Street Media of TennesseeNov. 6

    TSSAA reclassification changes landscape for Wilson County football teams, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    The Tennessee Secondary Athletic Association released its new district and region alignments for the 2027-29 school cycle on Friday, which has changed the landscape for the football teams in Wilson County.

  10. Main Street Media of TennesseeNov. 6

    Montgomery County football region alignments for 2027-29 cycle, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    The TSSAA has released its region alignments for the 2027-29 cycle and multiple Montgomery County teams saw movement in their leagues. Clarksville High remains in Region 5-6A and will now compete with Antioch, Cane Ridge, Gallatin, Overton and West Creek. Gallatin replaced Rossview who dropped to Class 5A for at least the next two seasons. The Wildcats and Antioch have won the last two championships in their region. Gallatin competed in a region with Clarksville in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. Region 7-5A stays largely the same. Kirkwood, Henry County, Northeast, Northwest and Kenwood all stayed

  11. Lebanon DemocratNov. 6

    Newcomers coming to Region 4-6A next year, on Lebanon Democrat

    Football Region 4-6A will look different starting next year while Wilson County’s four large schools will have a district unto themselves in basketball, baseball and softball for the next two

  12. Main Street Media of TennesseeNov. 5

    La Vergne beats Warren County in Nurseryman’s Bowl, on Main Street Media of Tennessee

    La Vergne’s football team went to Nunley Stadium Thursday night and won the Nurseryman's Bowl, 21-14, over host Warren County to end a 32-game losing streak.The program's last win was Oct. 13, 2023, at Green Hill, 27-24, in overtime."If we could win, it could give us momentum going into the offseason," La Vergne coach Chris Johnson told Jeff Simmons of

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Lebanon’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Green HillGreen Hill beat Blackman 21-14 Friday in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs, and senior Will Butler scored two touchdowns.

    Green Hill beat Blackman 21-14 Friday in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs, and senior Will Butler scored two touchdowns. The Hawks (9-2) host Cleveland (10-1) in the second round at 7 p.m. on Fri., Nov. 13. It's their sixth straight playoff appearance.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSources: Main Street Media of Tennessee, The Tennessean

  • FootballFour local teams remain in the hunt for a TSSAA state title as the four-week playoff trek begins, ending at Chattanooga's Finley Stadium.

    Four local teams remain in the hunt for a TSSAA state title as the four-week playoff trek begins, ending at Chattanooga's Finley Stadium. The column's first-round picks come with a 49-13 record on the season.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Main Street Media of Tennessee