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Grundy County senior Scarlet Walkden and junior Abby Parker each placed at last week’s TSSAA Class A Track and Field State Championships at the University of Tennessee.

The University of the the South dealt official offers to rising Grundy County seniors Vince Birant and Aiden Melton this week.

GCHS boys’ basketball’s all-time leading scorer is making the move from Muletown to The Big Easy.

Grundy County’s Jaden Ruehling is set to join the Tullahoma Test Pilots on their maiden flight this summer when the collegiate summer baseball team takes the field for the first time.

Abby Parker and Scarlet Walkden will become the first track and field athletes to represent Grundy County High School at the TSSAA State Championships when they travel to Knoxville for next week’s Class A competitions.

Grundy County basketball’s Gracie Panter, volleyball’s Scarlet Walkden, and track and field’s Lillian Winton each recently signed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.

Gruetli Clutch named 8U Gruetli Tournament Champions. First row, from left, are Emarie Brewer, Aspen Hagan, Dylann Cannon and Brynlee Winton. Second, Crimsyn Ramsey, Oaklyn Brown, Baylor Brewer, Kyndall Nolan, Ariella Brymer, Aubrey Brewer and Hayleigh Mooney. Third, coaches Ben Brewer, Mikey Brown, Kyle Brewer, and Heath Winton.

Gruetli White named 10U Bledsoe Tournament Champions. First row, from left, are Austin McGuire, Tanner Hughes, Hunter Hughes, Hunter Teague and Jonavin Rainey. Second, Colston Rich, Wesson Long, Case Hobbs, Malachi Bean, Braylon Richardson and Jaxon McGuire.Third, coaches Shawn Hughes and Blake Rich. Not pictured are Waylon Shrum and Coach Houston Mainord.

The St. Andrew’s-Sewanee track and field team delivered a strong performance on Friday, April 24, competing at home in its final regular-season meet against seven other schools. The highlight of the meet came from the girls’ team, which captured first place by an impressive 70-point margin.