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Liberty Creek volleyball beat Beech 3-1 on Thursday, Oct. 1, in a Sumner County match that doubled as a McDaniel family reunion, with first-year coach Chloee Hernandez facing her twin sisters and youngest sibling on the Beech sideline.
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Pope John Paul II snapped a three-game losing streak with a 28-10 road win over previously undefeated Grace Christian Academy on Friday, Oct. 2, handing the Lions their first loss and giving the Knights their second win of the 2026 season.
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Hendersonville improved to 5-2 with a 14-7 defensive win over Summit on Oct. 2 and now enters a bye week before a pivotal Region 6-5A road game at Station Camp on Friday, Oct. 16.
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The 5-1 Beech Buccaneers, ranked No. 25 in Tennessee, host the 1-4 Station Camp Bison on Friday, Oct. 2, while the 4-2 Hendersonville Commandos travel to Summit looking to keep their winning streak alive.
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Hendersonville girls soccer lost 2-1 to Station Camp on Tuesday, Sept. 29, as the Bison extended their dominance in the Sumner County rivalry to six wins in seven meetings.
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Kirkwood routed Beech 7-0 in girls soccer on Tuesday, Sept. 29, dropping the Lady Buccaneers to 2-8-4 overall and 0-3-1 in AAA District 12 play.
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Pope John Paul II fell 21-6 to Father Ryan on Friday, Sept. 25, surrendering the Bishop's Cup after Hudson Holman's third-quarter touchdown pass briefly pulled the Knights within a point.
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The TSSAA Board of Control meets Thursday in Mount Juliet to address the Division II-AAA football 12-team minimum after four schools announced independent schedules, a decision that could force Hendersonville's Pope John Paul II up from DII-AA.
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The Hendersonville Commandos became the first team in Region 6-5A to clinch a TSSAA playoff berth after back-to-back region wins over Hunters Lane and Portland pushed their record to 4-2 overall and 2-0 in region play.
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The Beech Buccaneers blanked Hunters Lane 45-0 on Friday for their fifth straight win and first Region 6-5A victory, improving to 5-1 under head coach Anthony Crabtree.
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Beech leads Hendersonville-area football programs at 4-1 as the Sumner County season hits its midpoint, with Hendersonville at 3-2 after opening region play and Station Camp at 2-3 heading into Week 6 on Friday, Sept. 25.
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The TSSAA's initial 2027-29 classifications keep Beech, Hendersonville and Station Camp in Class 5A football, with Liberty Creek moving up from 4A to join a projected new Region 6-5A.
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