The Pigeon Forge Tigers (17-1 overall) rebounded well from their first loss of the season Friday afternoon with a 4-0 shutout of Rabun Gap (Ga.) in the first day of play at the Demarini Classic at Farragut High School.

For about 25 minutes Friday evening it looked as though the unbeaten Pigeon Forge Tigers (8-0 overall) might be the victim of the latest Cosby Eagles (4-3-1) upset.

The Seymour Lady Eagles advanced to the round of eight at the Kingsport/Eastman Fastpitch Softball Tournament with relative ease this weekend, defeating four straight opponents with mercy-shortened victories.

Just three wins shy of the best start in program history, the Cookeville Cavaliers (15-1) were handed their first loss of 2013 by the Sevier County Smoky Bears (17-3 overall) 5-3 Saturday afternoon at Smokies Park.

With wins over Whitwell, Chattanooga Central, Knox Halls, Soddy Daisy and Union County, the Seymour Lady Eagles overcame a early tournament loss to claim the championship of the 2013 Lady Trojans Invitational Saturday evening.

The Pigeon Forge Tigers reignited their county rivalry with the Sevier County Bears with a bang Friday night at Jack A. Parton Field.

Everyone knew the Seymour Eagles were good, but Thursday night’s win over Sevier County may have just shown the rest of the IMAC Conference exactly what they’re dealing with.

The Pigeon Forge Tigers hardball squad remained perfect on the season, but it took a lot of mistakes to make it to 12-0 on the year.

The Seymour Eagles went to Kingsport viewing the Dobyns-Bennett tournament as a stepping stone. What they may have found instead was a launching pad.

Though the weather wasn’t perfect for this past weekend’s annual Smoky Mountain Invitational baseball tournament, the three local baseball teams that participated in the field were.

The Sevier County Bearettes used a game-winning RBI double from Jodie Watson in the bottom of the 7th inning to finish a 13-12 battle with county-rival Gatlinburg-Pittman Friday evening.

The Pigeon Forge Tigers (6-0 overall) finished out a perfect week of baseball Saturday night with a 6-5 win over Maryville in the finals of the BSN Team Sports Classic.

The Pigeon Forge Tigers (5-0 overall) got a dominating performance from right-handed ace Wil Crowe and a trio of round-trippers in a 12-0 mercy-shortened win over 2012 AAA state runner-up Bearden Saturday afternoon in the semifinals of the BSN Team Sports Classic at Anderson County High School.

The Gatlinburg-Pittman Highlanders baseball team is off to a perfect start to the 2013 season, thanks to three-straight wins Thursday and Friday.

The Seymour Eagles soccer team may have looked dominant to a casual observer during Friday night’s 4-1 dismantling of visiting Cocke County, but to coach Drew Payne, there was plenty of room for improvement.

With wins some of the best teams in the Knoxville area Thursday night, the baseball teams from Pigeon Forge, Sevier County and Seymour all proved they’re for real.

Starting off the season 2-0 with a pair of District 2-AAA wins in his back pocket, first-year Sevier County coach Casey Taylor was a happy man Tuesday night at Cliff Davis Field.

The Seymour Eagles did exactly as expected in their District 2-AAA and season opener at Cherokee on Tuesday. They dominated.

High school baseball’s opening day didn’t go according to plans Monday afternoon.

The media members that cover the Inter-Mountain Athletic Conference (District 2-AAA) released their annual All-IMAC basketball teams on Thursday.

According to Seymour Eagles baseball coach Scott Norman, it’s all about hard work and extra effort.

And that’s exactly why Seymour senior second baseman Nick Walker signed paperwork to continue his baseball career at Milligan College Thursday afternoon.

After four years of hard work, PFHS senior Alex Delozier will be playing tennis as a Milligan Buffalo next year.

As tennis season starts up next week, teams across the county are starting with a clean slate and dreams of district titles.

The last Sevier County basketball team standing finally took a seat one game shy of the state tournament.

The Sevier County High School Smoky Bears (28-6) briefly entertained ideas of a Class AAA sectional upset at Oak Ridge (28-5) on Monday night, but the homestanding Wildcats woke up in the second quarter and went on to dominate most of the night en route to a big 61-45 win.

The Science Hill Hilltoppers snapped Sevier County High School’s four-game winning streak with a 70-48 win in the Region 1-AAA championship Thursday night at Daniel Boone High School.