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 Rockets kept their perfect conference record alive with a 39-37 win, but the Rockets suffered their first conference loss of the year 61-48 at Cascade.
On Monday night, the Coffee Middle Lady Raiders extended their season-opening winning streak to seven while the Red Raiders dominated defensively on the road at North Franklin.
The Westwood Lady Rockets and Rockets each suffered a conference loss on Monday night at Joel Vinson Gymnasium.
On Wednesday afternoon, CCHS senior Cole Pippenger signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Lipscomb University.
The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders dominated in a 54-9 win over the Lionettes while the Red Raiders picked up their eighth consecutive victory in a 42-33 win over the Lions
Westwood basketball collected a home sweep against Forrest in a battle of the Rockets on Thursday night at Joel Vinson Gymnasium.
The Lady Raiders improved to 10-0 with a 47-21 win over the Lady Panthers while the Red Raiders avenged their season-opening loss with a 47-19 win over the Panthers on
By: Samuel Griffin
The CCHS Lady Raiders dominated in a 94-21 thrashing of Siegel while a valiant second half effort by the Red Raiders fell short in a 46-40 loss to the Stars
On Thursday afternoon, CCHS senior softball player Jalyn Moran signed her letter of intent with Motlow State Community College.
The Coffee Middle Lady Raiders kept their perfect record alive with a 40-18 victory while the Red Raiders’ 10-game winning streak came to a close in a 38-34 loss against
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