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ELIZABETHTON — Knox Keesee passed for two touchdowns and ran for another and Carter Smith rushed 22 times for 127 yards as Tennessee High improved to 2-0 with a 20-17 victory at Elizabethton's Citizens Bank Stadium on Friday.
Preview of the 2026 Johnson County Middle School Volleyball team
The Unicoi County football team bounced back from a disappointing season-opening loss at David Crockett in resounding fashion.
Johnson County (1-4, 2-6) outlasted the Bulldogs, 25-15, 15-25, 25-21, 22-25, 15-13, in an epic, see-saw clash.
By: Trey Williams
Harris finished with five touchdowns, but the kick return was the timeliest. The Hilltoppers (3-0) were staring at a 27-14 deficit after Elijah Plumbar's 1-yard touchdown had given the Vikings (2-1) a 13-point lead with 1:31 left in the third quarter.
JOHNSON CITY — The West Ridge volleyball team made things interesting for the majority of a set, which is more than most area teams have done against Science Hill this season, but the host Hilltoppers gathered their bearings and rolled to yet another sweep Tuesday night.
ERWIN – Unicoi County hosted Chuckey-Doak for homecoming, and served it a heaping helping of Rice.
ERWIN — Unicoi County blazed a trail to the end zone when it hosted Chuckey-Doak for homecoming on Friday night.
The Blue Devils refocused after a dramatic comeback victory against the Highlanders on Sept. 4 and shrugged off the potential distractions of homecoming to defeat Chuckey-Doak, 48-21, on Friday night at Gentry Stadium.
