Article by: Abigale Oglesby Photos by: Kaitlyn Hungerford The Wildcat Track Athletes competed in the District 9AAA Championships over the course of three days from April 16th-18th. Overall the Boy’s team placed 5th out of 8 schools, and the Girls team placed 3rd out of 8 schools. Here are the rest of the results: Women’s
By: Karaline Smith Photos By: Kaitlyn Hungerford The Lady Wildcats lost despite out-hitting Beech nine to four. Atkins was the winning pitcher for Beech. She went seven innings, allowing four runs on nine hits while striking out four. Kaylee Richetto took the loss for Wilson Central. She surrendered two runs on one hit over three
By: Jake Hood Photos By: Rebeca Miu Wilson Central defeated Portland 8-0 in game one of their 2-game series Tuesday night. After a 1-2 performance in the Trojan Classic, the Wildcats rolled into their second-to-last series of district play looking for a sweep of eighth place Portland. The game stayed close early, with the Wildcats
Wildcat Track team traveled to Louisville, Kentucky on the Friday and Saturday of the Easter weekend to compete in the Eastern Relays. Only a few members of the team were selected to compete in this meet because you had to qualify to attend. We are so proud of our athletes who got to go and
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central went 1-2 in the Trojan Classic, losing to Chattanooga Christian, defeating Soddy Daisy, and dropping their final game to East Hamilton. In Game One against Chattanooga Christian, the Wildcats could not find their offense. They were shut out by Chattanooga Christian 10-0, with the Chargers knocking a pair of home
By: Karaline Smith Photos By: Kaitlyn Hungerford Wilson Central toppled Beech at home by a score of 8-1 The Lady Wildcats got things started in the second inning when Mekayla Marshall homered on a 1-0 count scoring two runs. The Lady Cats put up four runs in the second inning. Emily Rowe, Taelor Chang and
By: Karaline Smith Wilson Central earned the victory over Hendersonville last Thursday April 18. After Hendersonville scored one run in the top of the second inning, the Lady Wildcats answered with one of their own. Hendersonville scored when an error scored one run for them. The Lady Cats then answered when Alania Morris singled on
Wilson Central High School swimmer Mia Harris signed her letter of intent today to swim and attend Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. Mia is a 4 year swimmer for Coach Alex Major and the Lady Wildcats. Congratulations to Mia on her BIG DAY!!!!!
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central swept Lebanon for the first time since 2014 last night with a 5-2 victory at home. After a big 10-6 victory at Lebanon, the Wildcats had momentum going into Game Two of the series. The game started with another Wildcat lead early. After just one inning, the Wildcats were
Article by: Lane Stanley Pictures by: Kaitlyn Hungerford Special Thanks: Coach Geoff German The boys travelled to Mount Juliet on Tuesday, March 16, hoping to sweep their cross town rivals for the season. The game started early and the boys turned in, yet, another fine performance. True to their modus operandi, the Wildcats attacking pressure
