By: Joe Lazenby Wilson Central’s bowlers split match with Gallatin on October 17. Even though the boys lost their game, the girls managed to pull their victory out with a 110-pin lead. Haydee Velasco led the girls with a high score of 155, with Bri Everett following with a score of 132. Lastly, Emily
By: Joe Lazenby The first three games for the Wildcats Bowling Team proved to be a rough start. They faced off against Mount Juliet, Lebanon, and Beech. In the first game, both the boys and girls lost to Mount Juliet High School. The highest scorer for the boys was Mason Adcock, with a score of
Wilson Central managed a tremendous victory over Lebanon in a 23-22 battle. It was senior night for the Wildcats, battling cross town rival Lebanon in hopes to secure a playoff seeding. Lebanon had already locked in a postseason berth, but they were in search of a third straight victory over the Wildcats. Following the senior
By: Diana Denemark Pictures Taken By: Rod Merkley, Father of Makenna Merkley Yesterday was monumentous for Wilson Central’s Girls Cross Country team at the TSSAA Regional Meet in Hendersonville. The day started out a bit disheartening, with a below average performance from the boys. Whether it was the
The Wilson Central Swim Team opened their 2019 season Friday Night Oct 18th in a four-school meet at the Jimmy Floyd Center. While the Cats fell to Station Camp, they won a resounding victory over Merrol Hyde and Hendersonville. The team was led by Senior Blaine Robinson who won both the 200 and 500
By Rebeca Miu The Lady Wildcats Soccer team won against the Lady Wolverines of LaVergne 3-0 on Monday evening, October 14, 2019. The final three goals were led by Gracie Aric, Tabitha Dickson, and Sadie Phelan, who scored her first goal of her High School career. A great win for the Lady Cats! Tuesday the
On Tuesday, October 12, Trey Melvin and the Castle Triplets competed in the Region Tournament at Clarksville Country Club in Clarksville, Tennessee. Trey Melvin shot a 78, tying with 5 other players who were fighting for one spot in the TSSAA State Tournament. Therefore, Trey had to play in a 5 man playoff. Unfortunately,
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central plans to establish a club lacrosse team, as the TSSAA endorsement of lacrosse looms in the near future. Assistant football coach James Carroll will be at the helm of this team, as he plans to bring experience to the Wildcat Lacrosse program. Carroll played lacrosse at the collegiate level,
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central fell to first-ranked Brentwood in their sub-state match 3-0, ending the Lady Cats’ 2019 season. After managing a runner-up finish in the Region 5AAA Tournament behind Station Camp, the Lady Cats were matched up with Brentwood for their sub-state game. This would be quite the challenge for the Lady Cats,
By: Jake Hood Following a 3-0 loss to the sixth-ranked Lady Bison, Wilson Central claimed the Region 5AAA Runner-up spot, punching its ticket to the Sub-State match. The Lady Cats started the night off with a 3-1 defeat of District 10AAA Runner-up Hendersonville. The first set belonged to the Lady Cats 25-20, and they
