By: Jake Hood MOUNT JULIET– The Golden Bears rebounded with a win over the Wildcats in a 42-17 defeat on September 20. Wilson Central and Mount Juliet seemed to switch roles from their 2018 seasons. Wilson Central went from winning only three games in 2018 to winning their first four this season. Mount Juliet
By: Karaline Smith Wilson Central traveled to Lavergne on September 19, returning home with a 3-0 victory. After defeating Lebanon, the Lady Cats looked to remain undefeated in the district. This proved to not be an issue, as Wilson Central took the first set 25-15. This proved to be the trend for the second set
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central’s undefeated streak crumbled at the hands of the Bears, falling 35-14. Following several big wins over teams like Lebanon and Station Camp, the Wildcats stood their first big challenge against Mount Juliet, and the game looked grim for the Wildcats from the kickoff. Kaleb Carver ran the kickoff back
By: Karaline Smith Photos by: Shealyn Reed Wilson Central defeated Lebanon by a score of 3-0. After a tough loss at the hands of Cookeville, the Lady Cats took a week-long break before facing Lebanon. Lebanon, being defeated by Wilson Central earlier in the year, was in search of revenge. After a tough first set,
Written by: Zac Wilson The Wilson Central Boys and Girls golf teams traveled to Bluegrass Yacht and Country Club to compete in the H&T Invitational. The tournament consisted of some of the top teams in the district including Lebanon, Hendersonville, and Mt. Juilet. The boys were unable to win any hardware this time shooting
By Rebeca Miu The Lady Wildcats Soccer team captured their first win of the season last night at home, against the LaVergne Lady Wolverines, with a final score of 3-1. Junior Cerenitie Hudson, Sophomore Leah Beasley, and Senior Tabitha Dickson, each scored a goal for the Lady Cats last night, which led to their
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central went 1-4 against several ranked teams in the Back to the Boro Tournament hosted by Siegel. Their first challenge was second-ranked Brentwood, who has captured state hardware several times. Brentwood dominated the first set, and the Lady Cats tried to battle back throughout the second set, but Brentwood took the
By: Jake Hood GLADEVILLE– Wilson Central celebrated remains unbeaten following a 54-0 throttling of Antioch. It was homecoming night for Wilson Central. The Wildcat stands were filled to see 2019 homecoming queen Hailey Hunter be crowned and the 6A matchup between the Bears of Antioch and the Wildcats. After their first 3-0 start in several
The Freshman Wildcats continued their win streak for the 2019 season, throttling the Bison of Station Camp 42-21. The second quarter contained much of the Wildcats’ scoring, as they found the endzone 4 times. The Wildcats’ first score came on a 1-yard rush by Walter Bowers. A a minute later, Cade Mahoney connected with Sean
By: Karaline Smith Wilson Central suffered their second loss of the year to Cookeville 3-0. After defeating Watertown the day before, the Lady Cats looked to knock off a 14-3 Lady Cavalier team. The Lady Cavs took the first set 25-23, and the Lady Cats went into comeback mode. After battling out the second set,
