Article by Trevor McGee Pictures by: Emily Wilson With Tuesday Night storms leaving devastating damage to the athletic facilities at Wilson Central, the District 9-AAA Postseason Tournament was left up in the air for a start. After clinching the D9AAA title, the Lady Wildcats would clinch the number 1 seed in the tournament while also
Wildcat quarterback Tristan Lewis signed with the Phoenix of Cumberland University on Thursday May 6. Lewis, a 2yr starting signal caller for the Wildcats amassed 20 touchdowns while throwing for 2,545 yds in his starting role as a Junior and Senior quarterback. Lewis led Wilson Central to another TSSAA playoff birth in 2020. Congratulations from
Sydney Dalton, Senior Forward for the Lady Wildcat Basketball team signed scholarship papers on Thursday May 6 to continue her academic and athletic careers at The University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky. Dalton a 4 year player for Wilson Central will join the Lady Patriots as a forward/Center while majoring in education. The
Article By: Zac Wilson After heavy wind storms destroyed parts of the Wildcat baseball field less than 12 hours before senior night, the Wildcats would have to reschedule their game against Community High School to Wednesday at Friendship Christian High School. This night would be a bittersweet moment for the four seniors Caleb Dixon,
The aftermath of the May 4 “tornadic events” are now in full motion. The re-scheduling of games are as follows: BASEBALL- The Wildcats will play their “Senior Night” game TONIGHT May 5 at Friendship Christian vs. Community High School. Senior night recognition is slated to begin at 4:45pm with the game to begin
Article by Trevor McGee The 2021 spring softball season has come and gone. After not getting to play a regular season at all in 2020, the Lady Wildcats returned to the diamond with something to prove in 2021. With the District 9 AAA Regular Season Title already clinched, Wilson Central only had one game
On Saturday May 1, Wilson Central began their day early traveling to Chattanooga for a 10am face off against Ooltewah High School. As the Wildcats took on the Owl’s , they displayed an immense force of powerful defense and aggressive attacks. This, however, was not enough to start off their day with a win.
By: Jake Hood During the morning commute of Tuesday, May 4, a line of strong-to-severe storms ripped through Middle Tennessee, and Wilson Central’s athletic fields were damaged by a possible tornado. The extent of the damages could total into the thousands of dollars, as the athletic surfaces were defaced to a degree. At 6:45
The Wilson Central tennis team traveled to Hendersonville to compete in their individual district tournament. It started with announcing the All District teams, and Wilson Central had three players announced on those teams. Nick Mercante, Anindita Das, and AJ Hughes all earned All District honors. Wilson Central´s coach, Ryan Jent, also won coach of the
The Wildcat Nation would like to congratulate A.J. Hughes on signing with Asbury University of Wilmore, Kentucky to play tennis at the NAIA member school. Hughes, the only Senior and a 4 yr player for Wilson Central, currently holds the #2 playing position and will be playing in tandem with Nick Mercante as the
