Blackman and Siegel boys will battle for the Region championship Thursday night at Stewarts Creek High School. While enjoying the game, you'll have the chance to help those affected by this week's tornadoes:

Blackman Blaze take the 2020 District Tournament Championship. Photo from Blackman Twitter.

After winning the regular season title, the Blackman boys take the tournament crown:

Ray Tyler scored 17 points, including four three-pointers for the Blaze in the win.

Oakland Lady Patriots take the 2020 District Tournament Championship. Photo from @OHSAthletics.

The Oakland girls are crowned district champions. WGNS' Bryan Barrett has more:

Coming off their semifinal win over number one Blackman, the Lady Patriots captured the District 7-AAA Tournament Championship defeating Riverdale 27-24:

Here are the final regular season standings for District 7AAA girls and boys basketball.

CLICK HERE

Riverdale's Alasia Hayes and Eagleville's Ryley McClaran are finalists for Mr. and Miss Basketball. They were announced finalists Thursday by the TSSAA.

The Mr. and Miss Basketball awards will be presented to the top girls and boys in five classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association on the floor of Murphy Center on the campus of MTSU on Tuesday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m.

Below are the district tournament brackets for our local Rutherford County prep basketball teams.

DII District 3 Girls
MTCS & PCA Girls

DII District 3 Boys
MTCS & PCA Boys

2019-2020
STANDINGS
(thru Winter Sports)

Again this year, Little Caesars and WGNS Primetime Sports are awarding a girls, a boys and an overall ALL SPORT TROPHY to middle schools in the RCMSAA.

Stewarts Creek High School has named Ben Caudill as the next head football coach.

No stranger to Stewarts Creek, Caudill served as the Defensive Coordinator last season helping lead the Red Hawks to an 8-3 record, a ranking as high as No.

Check out the current District 7AAA basketball standings.

CLICK HERE

pictured (L to R) - Jason Piercey (MTCS Athletic Director), Dr. Robert Sain (MTCS Principal), Kemari McGowan (Mr. Football), Fred Shambaugh (MTCS Head Coach), Matt Tiller (MTCS President).

Middle Tennessee Christian School's Kamari McGowan is Mr.




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