Sports

A idan Lindsay may be heading off to his freshman year of college later this year, but he will not be leaving wrestling behind when does.

Daniels Court recently played host to an energetic and spirited pickleball tournament that showcased exactly why the sport continues to surge in popularity across the globe. Often described as the fastest growing sport in the world, pickleball is more than just a game—it’s a social movement that brings together players of all ages and backgrounds.

High school graduation may be right around the corner, but Taylor Brinkley’s volleyball career is not coming to an end any time soon.

E DITOR’S NOTE: Coverage of this past Monday’s district tournament game against Cookeville can be found online at www.manchestertimes. com and in next week’s print edition.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Coverage of Coffee County baseball’s postseason games from this past weekend can be found online at www. manchestertimes.com, as well as in next week’s print edition.

The Coffee County Middle School softball team won its district tournament title game in dominant fashion Thursday evening.

Coffee County softball won its regular-season district finale in dramatic fashion Thursday night. Hosting Warren County, the Lady Raiders broke a scoreless tie in the bottom of the fifth and then did just enough to preserve a 2-1 victory over the Lady Pioneers.

One day after a home win over Lincoln County, Coffee County baseball ran into some trouble in last Tuesday’s rematch.