Samuel Griffin is a journalist for the Manchester Times, focusing on local news and sports in Coffee County, Tennessee. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Samuel provides in-depth coverage of games, tournaments, and the achievements of local athletes.
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On Thursday night, the Lady Raiders defeated Siegel 87-15 for their 18th win of the season while the Red Raiders again struggled on offense in a 51-38 loss in Murfreesboro.
The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders improved to 19-0 with a dominant 51-14 win over the Lady Falcons, but the Red Raiders suffered their fourth loss of the season in a 38-33 battle with the Falcons on Thursday night in Smyrna.
By: Samuel Griffin
The CCHS wrestling team picked up a 57-18 dual win over Shelbyville, but lost to Rockvale 41-36 on Thursday night at Raider Academy.
The Lady Raiders began district play with a 75-45 win over the Eaglettes, but the Red Raiders took their fifth straight loss in a 55-48 overtime heartbreaker on Tuesday night
Coffee County Central wrestling played host to Cascade and Warren County on Tuesday night, beating the Champions 47-34 and falling to the Pioneers 50-24 at Raider Academy.
CCHS freshman William Barlow placed first in the 144A bracket and four other Red Raiders placed at the Middle Tennessee Wrestling Officials Association Grand Championships on Saturday at Wilson Central
The No. 2 Lady Raiders ran away with their third district win of the season, 74-41, but the Red Raiders struggled on offense in a 46-24 loss on Tuesday night
On Wednesday afternoon, CCHS senior Savannah Cooper signed her letter of intent to further her academic career and play volleyball at the next level with Bryan College.
On Wednesday night, the Coffee Middle Lady Raiders cruised to their 21st victory of the season with a 58-27 victory over Warren County in the 3A Area 6 Semifinals.
The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders claimed the 3A Area 6 Championship on Thursday night with a 41-21 victory over Harris in Manchester.
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