Maurice Patton is a journalist based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He writes for The Murfreesboro Post and his work has also appeared in publications such as the Gallatin News Examiner and the Hendersonville Star News. Maurice covers a range of local sports events, including high school football, basketball, and wrestling, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of the games and teams in the Southern Middle Tennessee region.
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By: Maurice Patton
As Senior Nights go, Thursday was a good one for Summit’s wrestling program. It was a better one for Peter Savarino. The Spartans’ 285-pounder decisioned Independence’s Nathan Hickham 4-0 – one of eight straight wins for the hosts to open a decisive 61-14 duals victory – for his 100th career victory, then announced his commitment to wrestle collegiately at the […]
By: Maurice Patton
With a 12-3 record and seven straight wins, Summit had been on a roll coming into Friday’s District 10-4A contest with south Williamson County rival Independence. Past tense. The Spartans got off to a slow start in the road matchup, but cut a 14-point third-quarter deficit to one possession before ultimately succumbing 50-42. “They were focused defensively, and they were […]
By: Maurice Patton
The Chris Leggett coaching era started successfully Saturday at Columbia State, as Ansley Burleson’s two free throws with two-tenths of a second remaining were the difference in a 63-61 Lady Charger win over visiting Chattanooga State. How – or when – Leggett’s tenure will conclude is far less certain, as he was elevated to the program’s top spot after Gwen […]
By: Maurice Patton
Columbia Central’s Alex Davis, the reigning Division I state titlist, and senior classmate Brock Brady of Santa Fe lead a local contingent into this week’s TSSAA bowling championships at Smyrna. With a pinfall total of 1,371 to win Region 3, Brady comes into Wednesday’s state individual semifinals with the third-best score of any qualifier in the 48-bowler field. Davis, who […]
By: Maurice Patton
This week’s box scores *as submitted by coaches Tuesday Cornersville girls 49, Santa Fe 32 S 11 7 6 8 – 32 C 10 9 14 16 – 49 Santa Fe (32) – Nora Kate Butt 10, Kendall Massey 11, Addison Prince 6, Chaslyn Stewart 5 Cornersville (49) – Summer Anthony 3, Abigail Finley 13, Camille Franklin 11, Emma Kate […]
By: Maurice Patton
Results from Monday’s inaugural Martin Luther King Day Classic, hosted by Zion Christian: Richland boys 86, Zion Chr. 53 R 19 23 23 21 – 86 Z 14 13 19 7 – 53 Richland (86) – Luke Jones 5, Andrew Huff 7, Cooper Jackson 5, Carter Edwards 21, Jameson Andrews 21, Jace Carter Miller 2, Wil Shirley 13, Jack Jackson […]
By: Maurice Patton
Culleoka took advantage of a team effort offensively Tuesday night to get past visiting Cornersville in District 10-1A play. With four starters scoring at least nine points and junior Isaac Hargrove coming off the bench for a team-high 15 points – with three 3-pointers – the Warriors got up and never let up en route to a 59-45 victory. “We’re […]
By: Maurice Patton
Alex Davis did not – unfortunately – save the best for last. The Columbia Central senior, who advanced to his second TSSAA Division I boys individual bowling state championship match in as many years Wednesday, fell to Bartlett junior Elijah Pipkin 223-190 – ending his quest to be the Lions’ second bowler to win multiple state titles, following Cole Flatt […]
By: Maurice Patton
It’s the postseason. Pete Miller would tell you his Summit Spartans are built for it. And if Thursday night was any indication, it’d be a tough declaration to argue. Ranked sixth in the most recent Tennessee statewide wrestling poll – third among Division i programs – the Spartans opened the Region 6-AA Duals tournament at Ravenwood with a leave-no-doubt 56-12 […]
By: Maurice Patton
BY MAURICE PATTON Main Street Maury It's the postseason. Pete Miller would tell you his Summit Spartans are built for it.
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