By: Jake Hood After sweeping Gatineau on the first day of Tampa Bay Spring Training, the Wildcats dropped games to Athens, Ohio 9-7, and IMG Academy 5-4. In the game with Athens, a team that was one game away from the Ohio state tournament last season, the Wildcats laid dormant for the majority of the
By: Jake Hood The Wildcats opened their 2020 regular season in Tampa Florida and begin with 2-0 record after taking wins from DH Gatineau in the Tampa Bay Spring Training Festival. After several scrimmages, where the Wildcats had a great amount yet to be proven, baseball season is finally underway. Facing off in Game One
By: Jake Hood Baseball is in full swing at Wilson Central, as the Wildcats prepare for their upcoming season. After losing several seniors in the previous year, the Wildcats had several position openings coming into 2020. However, the current senior class is very sizable, including: Ty Baker, Wyatt Evans, Mason Everett, Cooper Hicks, Jake Hood,
The Wilson Central High School Baseball Team for next school year (2019-20) has been announced. Members of the team are listed below. Seniors Nick Baker Ty Baker Mason Everett Wyatt Evans Cooper Hicks Jake Hood Ryan Smith Gabe Williams Trent Wimmer Juniors Caleb Dixon Tristan Lewis Mason
Congratulations to Hayden Baker for signing to play Baseball at Cumberland University of Lebanon, Tennessee. Baker played 4 years for Wilson Central High School and Head Coach Anthony Ford finishing out his Senior Year as starting first baseman and pitcher. From the Wildcat Nation CONGRATULATIONS HAYDEN!!!!!!
Wilson Central High School center fielder Cole Ferguson inked with Centre College of Danville, Kentucky to play baseball. Ferguson played outfield field for the Wildcats under the direction of Head Coach Anthony Ford. From the Wildcat Nation we congratulate Cole on his acceptance to Centre College.
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central reached the District 9AAA Championship for the third straight year, but they were unable to complete their comeback of the Bison, losing 3-2. After Station Camp’s loss to Gallatin in the district semifinals, the Wildcats proved to be the undefeated team in the tournament. Their path to the championship included
By: Jake Hood Wilson Central advanced to the District 9AAA Championship for the third straight year after defeating Hendersonville by a score of 5-4 After defeating the Commandos 6-2 the night before, the Wildcats were rolling into the district semifinals with the advantage of having to be defeated twice to miss out on the district
By: Jake Hood The Wildcats claimed their second consecutive victory in the District 9AAA tournament with a 6-2 victory over Hendersonville. Leading into the game, Wilson Central upset the 4-seed Mt. Juliet in a 3-0 shutout to advance to Game Two against Hendersonville, who managed a 1-0 victory over last-place Portland. This game would decide
With Matthew Jenkinson tossing a 4-hit gem, Wilson Central defeated Mount Juliet in a 3-0 shutout. After splitting with 2-seed Station Camp and taking a loss to Clarksville, the Wildcats were looking to upset the 4-seed Bears to find their twentieth win. The game started very slowly, with both teams struggling to even get a
