Nick Dugan is a Sports Reporter and Sports Director for WJHL, covering local sports in Johnson City, Tennessee. With a passion for sports and a degree from Syracuse University, Nick brings his expertise and enthusiasm to his reporting, delivering comprehensive coverage of high school and college athletics in the area.
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By: Nick Dugan
Greeneville baseball will return to the Class 3A state tournament to defend its title, as they swept last season's Class 2A champs, Union County.
(WJHL) – Tennessee and Virginia Tech softball began their quests for a Women’s College World Series championship with victories in their respective regionals on Friday. At home in Sheri…
This past week's second-place finish at the Chapel Hill Regional secured that fourth-straight trip to the sport's biggest stage, which is set to begin next Friday in Carlsbad, California.
The Gamecocks struck first against Drew Beam, as an RBI groundout, an RBI single and a sac fly had the visitors with a strong 3-0 edge early.
By: Nick Dugan
In Kingsport, Dobyns-Bennett blanked Farragut in a Class 4A sectional, 5-0, to punch its ticket to the state tournament.
The Lady Vols wasted no time, as Kiki Milloy and Taylor Pannell hammered back-to-back homers, making it 2-0.
The win, coupled with Vanderbilt's defeat of Kentucky, gives the Vols a share of the regular season conference title, as well as the top seed in the SEC Baseball Tournament.
Early morning rain gave way to a steamy start in a Class 3A sectional between unbeaten Dobyns-Bennett and Bearden.
BRISTOL, Va. (WJHL) – Bristol Rhythm AFC notched a new milestone in its first-year journey in the NPSL on Saturday night. The club recorded its first-ever win, 3-1 over visiting Port City FC,…
The home team struck first in the opening frame, but a five-run fourth inning catapulted ETSU in front – and they never looked back.
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