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 Friday night in Winchester, the Lady Raiders beat the Rebelettes 55-41 for their ninth win in a row while the Red Raiders collected their third win in the last four games with a 47-39 victory over the Rebels.
By: Samuel Griffin
On Saturday, Dec. 14 at Cleveland Middle School, Alivia Jernigan and Zaila Hussey represented Coffee County in the inaugural TMSAA Girls’ Wrestling State Championships, but both ended their tournaments in
On Monday night, the Coffee County Middle Red Raiders defeated the Warren County Pioneers 37-17 in the first round of the CTC Tournament at Tullahoma West Middle School.
The CCHS wrestling team picked up two dual wins on Monday night in a tri meet with LaVergne and Rockvale.
On Tuesday night in Tullahoma, the Lady Raiders dominated in a 53-14 win over the Gatorettes at East Middle School while the Red Raiders picked up a 37-19 victory over
The CCHS Lady Raiders opened the DTC Christmas Classic in Gordonsville with a dominant 63-24 win over the Central Magnet Lady Tigers on Friday afternoon.
The Coffee County Red Raiders came back from a double digit deficit to lead late, but the GCA Lions still proved to be too much, beating Coffee County 58-49 in
On Saturday, Natalie Barnes became the latest Coffee County player to make the 1,000-point club and the Lady Raiders won their second game of the DTC Classic with a 77-36
On Saturday, the CCHS Red Raiders closed out the Jeff Taylor Classic with a 48-17 win over Glencliff at Tullahoma.
Christmas came a little early for the CCHS Lady Raiders in the form of a 74-35 win over Cumberland County in the DTC Christmas Classic Championship on Monday night in
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