Noah Houck is the Sports Editor at The Advocate & Democrat. He covers a wide range of topics including football, baseball, basketball, and soccer, with a focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as regional interest and world news. Noah's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in sports and finance, alongside themes of travel and tourism.
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Noah Houck's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events and high school athletics, particularly in the Sweetwater area of Tennessee. His articles predominantly cover event outcomes and press releases related to high school sports.
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By: Noah Houck
Sequoyah opened up district play to guest Loudon, which started the night off fiercely.
Tellico Plains fell into a hole early on Friday night, leading the Lady Bears to fall in their District 3-2A opener to McMinn Central 77-47 at the roundhouse.
By: Noah Houck
The faces covering the court at the Chop House may not have been the ones that people expected to see a month into the new basketball season, but they are
When the new basketball season started over a month ago, Tellico Plains knew that they would see a reward for building one of the deepest Lady Bear rosters in years.
Deciding what team in East Tennessee has improved the most this winter would not be an easy thing to do.
By: Noah Houck
Sweetwater started the season flying out of the gates, but the Wildcats’ blazing outbreak has run into the bitterness of winter.
Tellico Plains has been flying through this basketball season.
By: Noah Houck
As the first half of the basketball season has played out, Sequoyah coach Joel Bailey realized how young his team truly is.
By: Noah Houck
After 11 weeks of the regular season and a trip to the second round of the Class 2A state playoffs for Tellico Plains, The Advocate & Democrat has named the 2024 All-County football team.
of 3 When Tellico Plains hits its stride, the Bears become hard to stop. That's what happened Friday night.
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