Charles Pulliam is a multimedia reporter for the Williamson Herald, focusing on local sports coverage in Franklin, Tennessee. With a passion for athletics and a keen eye for detail, Charles brings the latest updates and highlights to the community, showcasing the achievements of local athletes.
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Cross Country: Stegall wins 3rd straight title; Oates takes boys’ run as WillCo collects state hardware
By: Charles Pulliam
FRANKLIN – Rematch week. Postseason style.
By: Charles Pulliam
FRANKLIN – One runner clinched her third consecutive title, while another captured his first – both are the latest Gateway Tire Athletes of the Week for the week ending Nov.
By: Charles Pulliam
BRENTWOOD – The first time the offense for the Ravenwood High School football team took the field Friday night in the Class 6A second round against region rival Franklin, the
By: Charles Pulliam
FRANKLIN – This week’s list of the Tim Thompson Premier Performers featured primarily high school football stars from around Williamson County high school athletics for the week ending Nov. 17.
By: Charles Pulliam
FRANKLIN – After working past Williamson County rivals in the second round, both the Ravenwood High School and Page High football teams are back in familiar territory – the state
SOMEWHERE – After a late Friday night following the Page High School football win over Shelbyville working the sidelines for the newspaper and trying to provide some sideline commentary for
Buy Now William Wiebush provided two of the biggest touchdowns for Page in a 28-6 Class 5A state quarterfinal victory over Shelbyville last week. Wiebush stepped in under center and busted free for a 72-yard touchdown just before the half to open a 21-0 lead and then fired a 30-yard strike to Brenden Anes in the fourth. The Page senior was named the Gateway Tire Male Athlete of the Week.
The Page defense allowed just a third touchdown this season last week in a 28-6 Class 5A quarterfinal win over Shelbyville. The Rudderville boys play at Springfield eyeing a fourth consecutive trip to the state championship game.
FRANKLIN – Battle Ground Academy’s Kiera Pinto and Fairview High School’s Travon Murry were named the John Maher Builders Scholar-Athletes for the month of November.
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