The Wilson Central High School tennis team played their final game at home against Hendersonville. There was huge playoff implications for both teams, and the boys team (14-3 overall, 7-1 district) picked up a huge 6-1 win to clinch the #2 seed in the team district tournament. AJ Hughes won both his singles and doubles
Article by: Zac Wilson The Wilson Central baseball team took on the Hendersonville Commandos at home on Tuesday, April 27th. Isaac Schafer would get the start once again for the Wildcats and Ryan Oden got the start for the Commandos. Both pitchers would dominate through the first two innings. However, in the top of 3rd,
The Wilson Central High School tennis team played their final game at home against Hendersonville. There was huge playoff implications for both teams, and the boys team (14-3 overall, 7-1 district) picked up a huge 6-1 win to clinch the #2 seed in the team district tournament. AJ Hughes won both his singles and doubles
Article by Trevor McGee Wilson Central returned to the diamond after getting the weekend off as they would travel up to Station Camp High School to face the Lady Bison. Wilson Central would start the game at the plate where they would not be able to produce anything on the scoreboard. The top of the
The Wildcats faced off against Franklin on April 27th at Wildcat Stadium. The girls were excited after their last win against St. Cecelia, and they were ready come back onto the field. Franklin was stunned by their amazing communication and flawless passes. Close to closing their season, the Girls Team has shown an extreme amount
Article By: Zac Wilson The Wilson Central Baseball Team travelled across Old Hickory Lake to take on the Commandos of Hendersonville High School on Monday, April 26th. Jordan Zuger got the start for the Commandos and quickly was in trouble in the 1st. He would walk the bases loaded to start the game. Schafer
The competition heated up for the Wildcats last night at the Great Eight meet that took place at Harpeth Hall High School. This meet attracts the top 8 athletes in the state for each event, and is extremely tough to qualify for. With athletes from over 64 schools present, there were quite a few people
The Freshman and a select few middle school boys were invited to run at Montgomery Bell Academy this past Monday April 26th. It was a great turnout, and the young boys have a lot of promising talent. 7th grader Chaz Martin finished 15th in the 100m dash, running 12.26. Jamie Jamison, an 8th grader, finished
The Wilson Central Baseball Team took on the Bison of Station Camp High School on Thursday, April 22nd at home. Isaac Schafer got the start for the Wildcats and Grady Parsons got the start for the Bison. No team would score until the top of the 3rd inning with Bison scoring on an
Wilson Central placed 3rd overall in the District 9AAA Championships on Friday April 23rd. The Girls scored 101 points total, and the boys scored 87 points total. The girls 4x100m and 4x200m relays took first place yet again. The relay team consists of Ava Coffman, Maya Follmer, Aspen Watkins, and Kennadi Yoder. The relays ran
