Noah Houck is a Sports Editor at The Daily Post-Athenian. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive and professional sports, team and individual sports disciplines, as well as sports broadcasting and regional interest stories. Noah's work has been featured in notable publications such as BLOX Digital, The Advocate & Democrat, and NewsBreak.
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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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Sweetwater's McCade Frye and Tellico Plains' Malerie Wiseman shined during the 2026 track and field season.
Editor's Note: The Advocate & Democrat plans to run a recap of the Sweetwater Lady Wildcats' summer session and camps in next week's edition.
Editor's Note: The Advocate & Democrat plans to run a recap of the Sequoyah Lady Chiefs' summer session and camps in next week's edition.
Editor’s Note: The Advocate & Democrat plans to run a recap of the Tellico Lady Bears’ summer session and camps in next week’s edition.
By: Noah Houck
The Tellico Plains Lady Bears look to take a step into a more experienced team this winter.
Sweetwater showing dedication despite smaller summer roster This summer, Sweetwater's goal was to take the first steps in establishing its next stage of the program.
After graduating roughly 90% of the scoring and the minutes played on last year's team, Sequoyah Lady Chiefs' basketball used the summer session to find the next group of players to fill the void after graduation.
This summer, Sweetwater’s goal was to take the first steps in establishing its next stage of the program.
By: Noah Houck
Tellico Plains’ opening scrimmage with Oliver Springs on July 31 left plenty for the Bears to be happy with.
Sequoyah saw signs of the improvements that the program hopes will define its opening scrimmage of the season, a two-score-to-none loss to Greenback on July 31 in Madisonville.
