Blaine Kellar is a journalist based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He writes for The Murfreesboro Post and his work has also appeared in publications such as the Robertson County Times, Gallatin News Examiner, Dickson Herald, and The Main Street Media of Tennessee. Blaine covers a range of local sports events and highlights, as well as community news and features.
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Blaine Kellar's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly high school basketball in the Tennessee area. Given this, he may be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or upcoming local sporting events and human interest stories about athletes in the region.
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By: Blaine Kellar
Lionel Borders repeated his prayer for weeks before Macon County’s football season. As senior pastor at Westmoreland’s New Hope Church – and father of senior skill players Gabe and Zach Borders – Lionel sought divine intervention in keeping his twin sons healthy for their final year. “Just saying, ‘OK God,’” Lionel recalled. “‘Put a halo over them. Protect them and […]
By: Carl Edmonson, Blaine Kellar
By Carl Edmonson Jr. Main Street Preps Zach Borders is lifted by Macon County teammates after a touchdown in the TSSAA Class 4A BlueCross Bowl. By Carl Edmonson Jr.
By: Blaine Kellar
By Blaine Kellar Main Street Preps Twin brothers Gabe (4) and Zach Borders (7) celebrate one of their five combined touchdowns in the Class 4A BlueCross Bowl against Melrose.
By: Blaine Kellar
Will Levis walked to the locker room nursing his right shoulder after taking a sack against the Jacksonville Jaguars. By Angie Flatt
By: Blaine Kellar
Jeffery Simmons walks off the field after a Titans loss to Jacksonville that dropped their record at 3-10 for the season. By Angie Flatt
By: Blaine Kellar
With curly hair falling below his shoulders, the first-year starting quarterback broke out in a big way for Marshall County, winning the Class 4A Mr. Football award on Tuesday in a ceremony at Nissan Stadium.
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By Blaine Kellar Hendersonville Standard Osby Cavin takes off between two West Creek defenders. By Christina Moore
Arender was 13th in this year's Division II-AA state cross country championships, and as a junior he placed fifth in his division's 1600 meter run.
By: Blaine Kellar
Sanders Ellis wasn't supposed to be a part of Tennessee State's football plan as a freshman.
By: Blaine Kellar
Main Street Preps has named its 2024 All-Sumner County football team.
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