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COACH CECIL GRAY'S (standing on right end) first Bradley Central Bearette team in 1936-37 went 18-2 and finished second in the region tournament. After suffering just one loss during the regular season, the Bearettes swept the district tournament with wins over South Pittsburg, Sweetwater and McMinn County. In the region, Bradley defeated Robertsville, Mosheim and Jacksboro before dropping the championship game 47-44 to Greeneville. Team members included captain Myrtle Dooley, Ulene DeWeese (front row, right end), Dorothy (Kellar) White (second from left on back row), Rosealthe (Lacy) Crye (seventh on back row), who went on to play at the University of Chattanooga on athletic and academic scholarships, Lucy Moore, Iona Henson, Mildred Irvin and Elsie Legard. Yolanda (Ledford) Ramsey (standing first on left) was the team manager.
1937 Bearettes
LEE UNIVERSITY'S Madison Besaw hit a grand slam in Game 1 and had three hits in Friday’s DH at West Georgia.
Wolves lay waste Lady Flames
CARROLLTON, Ga. — The West Georgia Wolves completed a three-game Gulf South Conference series sweep with a 6-1 win over the Lee University softball team Saturday afternoon.The Lady Flames fall to … more
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Copeland throws TD, but Mocs fall
CHATTANOOGA — The ninth-ranked Chattanooga Mocs battled but dropped a 35-28 decision to visiting Mercer Saturday at Finley Stadium.It was a young group of Mocs with the highlight coming from the … more
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THE ATLANTA BRAVES have kept former NL MVP Pablo Sandoval on their opening day roster.
Braves' keep 'Kung Fu Panda'
ATLANTA (AP) — Kung Fu Panda has made the opening day roster for the Atlanta Braves.The team made a flurry of moves Saturday to complete its 26-man roster, which included selecting the contract of … more
Check Into Cash Player of the Week 3-26
Congratulations to Cleveland High basketball standout Grant Hurst for being selected as the Check Into Cash Player of the Week. The 6-foot-1 shooting guard helped lead the Runnin’ Raiders to … more
LEE UNIVERSITY head coach Chris Hennessey, center, and his No. 2 Lady Flames will battle No. 17 Delta State on Saturday, in Hoover, Ala.
No. 2 Lady Flames square off with No. 17 Delta State in GSC Semifinals Saturday
It will likely be a defensive battle when the Lee women's soccer team, 8-0-1 and ranked No. 2 by the United Women's Soccer Association, faces Delta State University, 6-1-1 and ranked 17th, in the … more
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Howard named Wade finalist
LEXINGTON, Ky. — University of Kentucky women's basketball junior guard Rhyne Howard has been named one of four finalists for the prestigious Women's Basketball Coaches Association Wade Trophy, which annually names college basketball's best player. more
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LEE'S Logan Workman has been named NCBWA Pitcher of the Week.
Lee's Workman is pitcher of the week
DALLAS — The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association released its NCAA Division II national players of the week awards for the week. Lee University redshirt junior Logan Workman is Pitcher … more
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On Tap 3-26
Friday, March 26 BASEBALL Lee at West Georgia, 5 McMinn Central at Cleveland, 6 Bradley Central at McCallie, 7 Seahawk Classic Boyd Buchanan at Walker Valley, … more
Lee's Workman is GSC Pitcher of the Week
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Lee University ace Logan Workman was named the Gulf South Conference Pitcher of the Week for the second time this season.   Workman dazzled on the mound for the … more
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Beamish, Silver Lead No. 6 Flames over Eagles
The Lee baseball team gained revenge for a 12-6 loss at Carson-Newman University by posting a 4-1 victory over the Eagles at Larry Carpenter Stadium on Olympic Field on a damp Tuesday … more
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BRYAN COLLEGE commit Ethan Lamberth fields a bunt and fires to first while ETSU commit Copper Casteel (15) moves out of the way in Monday's District 5-AAA action, at McKenzie Baseball Complex.
Bear hurlers shut down Trojans
Bradley Central hurlers fired back-to-back one-hitters to lead the Bears' sweep of Soddy-Daisy in this week's District 5-AAA home-and-home series. more
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WALKER VALLEY junior Hailey Leslie, right, fires toward the plate while third baseman Maddie Davis gets ready to field during Tuesday evening's District 5-AAA battle with Bradley central, at Bob McKenzie Field.
Feisty Fillies buck Bearettes
For the fourth time in as many games Walker Valley scored first and often, plus got strong pitching and defense to claim an easy victory. more
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WALKER VALLEY'S Taylor Cannon (5) gets ready to swing at a pitch by East Hamilton Tuesday, at Mike Turner Field.
Mustangs calm Hurricanes in dramatic comeback win
In a game that had a little bit of everything — and that finally ended just before midnight — the never-say-die Walker Valley Mustang baseball team just would not be denied victory. more
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LADY RAIDERS' Ashley Allen fires to the plate against East Hamilton as third baseman Emma Bayne gets set for the play Tuesday, at Cleveland.
Allen effort not enough for Lady Raiders
Cleveland's Ashley Allen pitched well enough to get the win, but a lack of run support relegated the freshman hurler to losing pitcher status as the Lady Raiders fell to the visiting East Hamilton Lady Hurricanes, 5-0, on a drizzly day at Brenda McKenzie Field. more
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JV Bruins sweep CMS
The Lake Forest junior varsity baseball team recently swept a doubleheader from crosstown rival Cleveland Middle School. more
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On Tap 3-24
Wednesday, March 24 BASEBALL Walters State at Cleveland State (DH), 1 BASKETBALL Roane State at Cleveland State, 5:30 SOFTBALL Walters State at Cleveland State (DH), 1 Walker … more
Bear netters sweep Rhea
Bradley Central's tennis teams claimed a pair of 7-2 victories over Rhea County Monday. more
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On Tap 3-23
Tuesday, March 23BASEBALLCleveland at Coahulla Creek (Ga.), 5:30Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 7 (JV, 4)East Hamilton at Walker Valley, 7 (JV, 4)LACROSSEBradley Central at Signal Mtn., … more
LADY FLAMES' Becca Umbarger (far left) won the 3,000-meter steeplechase Saturday at the Falcon Classic, in Montevallo, Ala.
Lady Flames take first at Falcons Classic
MONTEVALLO, Ala. — The Lee University women’s track & field team amassed 157 points to open the outdoor season with a first-place finish at the Montevallo Falcon Track & Field … more
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