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LATEST NEWS
Lady ‘Cats fall to Spring Hill
The Tullahoma Lady Wildcats soccer team wrapped up their season this weekend with a tough loss in district play. The Lady ‘Cats were unable to get through the Spring Hill Raiders. The Raiders secured a 4-2 win over the ‘Cats to move on in the district tournament. The Lady Wildcats... Read more
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‘Cats double up Rebels in JV tilt
The Tullahoma High School junior varsity football team traveled to Franklin County Monday night to take on the Rebels. The Wildcats doubled the Rebels 26-13. The Tullahoma Wildcats were aggressive at the start of the game and quick to gain yardage. Quarterback Nathan Delaughter made a 39-yard pass to Charlie Dodson to begin the Wildcats trek to the end zone. Delaughter then hurled the ball to Charlie Dodson for a 28-yard touchdown pass. The Wildcat kicker Daniel Eldridge topped it off with the extra point to lift the Wildcats to a 7-0 lead. Read more
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Tullahoma Shuts Out Lawrence County, Win Away From Region Crown
The Tullahoma Wildcats rolled to another dominate win Friday Night at Lawrence County, moving them one step closer to a region title. The Cats opened the scoring with a 34-yard touchdown run from Keishawn Cummings on the opening possession. After a Landon Foutch interception Tullahoma doubled their lead with a... Read more
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Wrestling through life, program builds foundation
The Tullahoma Wrestling program is preparing the kids to wrestle through life. The program starts at elementary and goes all the way through high school. Some high school wrestlers choose to continue their career through college. Six wrestlers in the past four years have committed to continue their career and love of the sport. Read more