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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The Coffee Middle Red Raiders advanced to the AA Area 6 Semifinals with a tight, 2-0 win over the Warren County Pioneers on Monday.
On Tuesday, the Coffee Middle Red Raiders beat the Whitthorne Tigers 12-5 to advance to the AA Area 6 Championship Game.
On Wednesday, the Coffee Middle Lady Raiders held off a late charge by Warren County to win 4-3 and advance to the AA Area 6 Championship game.
On Wednesday evening, the Coffee Middle Red Raiders fell 4-0 to the E.O. Coffman Panthers in the AA Area 6 Championship Game.
By: Samuel Griffin
On Wednesday night, the CCCHS Red Raiders fell 11-3 to the Columbia Central Lions in the first round of the 4A District 9 Tournament.
On Thursday evening, the Coffee Middle Lady Raiders won the AA Area 6 Tournament Title with a 4-3 victory over Franklin County.
On Friday night, the CCCHS Lady Raiders beat Columbia Central 7-2 at Terry Floyd Field to advance to the next round of the 4A District 9 Softball Tournament.
On Saturday night, the 2024 season for the CCCHS Red Raiders came to a close after a 5-1 loss to Spring Hill in the 4A District 9 Tournament.
On Monday night, the CCCHS Lady Raiders lost 12-1 at Lincoln County in the 4A District 9 Tournament winner’s bracket final.
On Tuesday, the CCCHS Wrestling Team announced that senior member Sara Crosslin signed her letter of intent to wrestle at Lindsey Wilson College.
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