On the evening of October 17th, the Wildcats raced at Palmer Park in Madison, Alabama. The coaches said that the Wildcats did so well this meet, that they most likely will want to race at the same course next year. “There were surprisingly a lot of schools from Tennessee at this meet,” said sophomore Arina

On Saturday October 3rd the Wildcats took on the Sango Elementary course for a second time. Three loops of steep drops and uphills proved to be just as difficult the second time around. The Wilson Central boys finished in second place, with sophomore Atticus Simon in 3rd at 17:41. Jude Wilt followed in 9th with

The Sanders Ferry Park course always proves to be a good race for the Wildcats, and did not fall short on September 12th 2020. On Saturday the girls varsity team had their top five all under 23:10. That’s an amazing improvement from last year, and both Coach Wild and Coach Morrison are excited to witness

Article By: Diana Denemark Senior Photo Pictured Above – Taken by Loveless Photography The Wilson Central Cross Country Team competed on Saturday, August 29th at the Green Hill Invitational. The girls varsity team took 3rd place overall, tying in points with the Green Hill girls. Being an average of four seconds faster than the Hawks,

Two weeks ago, on October 5th, the Greater Louisville Classic took place in Louisville, Kentucky. Following an outstanding performance from the college athletes that raced that morning, the Wildcats took the stage. Varsity traveled over 3 hours to participate in this race as each member anticipated this trip for two weeks. Top girls Diana Denemark

Article By: Diana Denemark Photos By: Rod Merkley It was an eventful weekend for the Cross Country Wildcats at the Tennessee Classic meet. Not only did the girls team place 2nd out of 20 teams, but the top four girls medaled in the race. Diana Denemark took 7th, Makenna Merkley followed closely in 11th, Elina Malancea

Article By: Diana Denemark Pictures By: Abigale Oglesby This past Saturday the Wildcat Cross Country Team made an absolute breakthrough at the Coleman Midgett Invitational. The Hendersonville course was hot and fresh, but in no way prepared for the great improvements the Wildcats were about to demonstrate. Last meet the boys placed fifth and the girls

    Article By: Diana Denemark Pictures By: Rod Merkley (to be added) Breaking Records and Setting Standards Cross Country has continued with the second meet of the season, the Voyles Classic, on August 31st. This past labor day weekend was definitely a celebratory one for the Wildcats of Wilson Central. Shining a hopeful light

    Wilson Central High School Athletics will be holding it’s 2nd Annual Senior Athlete Recognition Banquet on Thursday May 23 at the Wilson Central High School Small gym  beginning at 6:00.  Seniors from all WCHS athletic teams will be honored with more than 500 individuals in attendance. The banquet will feature the recognition of

Two of our Wildcat Cross Country Athletes traveled to Percy Warner Park on Saturday, November 3rd and competed in the TSSAA state XC meet. Makenna Merkley, a freshman, who has a personal time record of  20:36. Alex Galligan, a junior, who has a personal record of  16:42. Although they didn’t beat their personal bests at