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Tennis: District match results

Posted at 12:45 pm April 19, 2018
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Oak Ridge High School Wildcats tennis team is pictured above in 2018. (Photo courtesy Traci Magee)

The Oak Ridge High School Wildcats tennis team is pictured above in 2018. (Photo courtesy Traci Magee)

 

Here are results of district matches for the Oak Ridge Wildcats tennis team this spring. The results are in reverse chronological order.

The Wildcats will play Campbell County at home at Oak Ridge High School from 4-7 p.m. today (Thursday, April 19). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Anderson County, Central High School, Gibbs High School, Lady Wildcats, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Wildcats, tennis, tennis team, Traci Magee

Oak Ridge wins Taxslayer Border Classic soccer tournament

Posted at 9:52 am March 20, 2017
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The Oak Ridge Wildcats won the championship game 1-0 over Lowndes High School from Valdosta, Georgia, during the Taxslayer Border Classic Soccer Invitational in Augusta, Georgia, on Saturday, March 18, 2017. (Photo submitted by Cathy Lawless)

The Oak Ridge Wildcats won the championship game 1-0 over Lowndes High School from Valdosta, Georgia, during the Taxslayer Border Classic Soccer Invitational in Augusta, Georgia, on Saturday, March 18, 2017. (Photo submitted by Cathy Lawless)

 

By Jeff Trombly

The Oak Ridge Wildcats traveled to Augusta, Georgia, this past week to participate in the Taxslayer Border Classic Soccer Invitational hosted by Greenbrier High School.

The 36-team tournament was held over three days and included teams from North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Oak Ridge High School was the only team from Tennessee in this year’s tournament.

The Wildcats won their first match against a very talented Walton High School team from suburban Atlanta 4-3 in a penalty kick tie-breaker. There was a 1-1 draw during regular time, when Carson McGhee scored for Oak Ridge. McGhee, a junior, scored when he slammed home a rebound from a corner kick by senior Austin Vinyard.

Oak Ridge junior goalkeeper Austyn Lincoln saved two Walton penalty kicks in the tie-breaker to lead the Wildcats to victory. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Slider, Sports, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Austin Vinyard, Austyn Lincoln, Carson McGhee, Central High School, Columbus High School, Dean Stetzel, Greenbrier High School, Jeff Trombly, Lowndes High School, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Wildcats, soccer tournament, Taxslayer Border Classic Soccer Invitational, Walton High School

ORPD officer, a former Vandy standout, terminated as statutory rape allegation investigated

Posted at 10:08 am August 17, 2015
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ORPD Cassen Garrison

Witnesses said ORPD Officer Cassen Garrison used his hands to break out a back window of an Emory Valley Center van and rescue a client from the back of it after a May 12, 2015, crash at Northwestern and North Purdue avenues. (File photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

 

Note: This story was last updated at 9:25 a.m. Aug. 18.

A probationary Oak Ridge police officer who once played football for Vanderbilt University and the Kansas City Chiefs has been investigated, terminated, and will be prosecuted for allegations of statutory rape of a 16-year-old girl and other charges, authorities said Monday.

The victim’s stepfather, who was in custody at the Anderson County Detention Facility in Clinton, made an allegation that the officer, Cassen Jackson-Garrison, 30, had engaged in inappropriate contact with his stepdaughter, Anderson County District Attorney General Dave Clark said in a press release. The allegation was made to an Anderson County Sheriff’s Department deputy investigator at the jail.

Clark said Garrison was one of two officers who met the victim when he responded to the victim’s home in connection with a domestic violence complaint. The victim’s stepfather was arrested because of that complaint and remains jailed at the ACDF, Clark said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, Oak Ridge, Police, Police and Fire, Slider Tagged With: Anderson County District Attorney General, Anderson County Sheriff's Department, Cassen Jackson-Garrison, Central High School, Darrell DeBusk, Dave Clark, football, investigators, Kansas City Chiefs, Knoxville Nighthawks, Knoxville Police Department, KPD, Mark Watson, Oak Ridge Police Department, Oliver Springs Police Department, ORPD, Seventh Judicial Crime Task Force, statutory rape, TBI, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Vanderbilt University, Vandy

ORHS Lady Wildcats undefeated in district play

Posted at 12:47 pm October 1, 2014
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Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats Seniors Volleyball

Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats seniors are, from front to back, Rachel Loeffler, Sami Viau, Mattie Livengood, Rachel Card, and Emily Campbell. (Pictures by Loren Bonds)

 

District JV Tournament this afternoon (Oct. 1)

By Head Coach Carmen Foster

The Oak Ridge High School Lady Wildcats (and Baby Cats) played their last district match this past Thursday versus Gibbs High School.

Leading into this match, both the junior varsity and varsity teams were undefeated in district play. A win this past Thursday would cinch the No. 1 seed in the upcoming district tournaments. Both teams won! The Baby Cats won in straight sets and secured the No 1 spot in the JV District Tournament, which will occur this Wednesday, October 1. ORHS is hosting the District JV Tournament starting at 4:30 p.m.

In the follow-up match, the varsity Lady Wildcats won in straight sets against Gibbs: 25-9, 25-12, and 25-8. Gibbs was led by players Morgan Worley with three kills and four digs, and Michaela Wilson with two kills and two digs. [Read more…]

Filed Under: High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Alex Sherles, Baby Cats, Beth Wyatt, Carmen Foster, Central High School, District III Tournament, District JV Tournament, district tournament, Emily Campbell, Emma Milloway, Gibbs High School, junior varsity, Lady Wildcats, Mattie Livengood, Michaela Wilson, Morgan Worley, Oak Ridge High School, Olivia Milloway, ORHS, Rachel Card, Rachel Loeffler, Reagan Dickens, Sami Viau, Senior Night, Stella Powell, varsity

Lady Wildcats roll over Central in district volleyball match; Senior Night tonight

Posted at 1:50 pm September 25, 2014
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Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats Volleyball Timeout

The Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats Volleyball team during a timeout last week against Central. (Submitted photo)

 

By Head Coach Carmen Foster and Assistant Coach Greg Livengood

Last Thursday, the Oak Ridge High School Lady Wildcats and Baby Cats (as we fondly refer to our junior varsity team) took on district rival Central High School. The Lady Cats (both JV and varsity) won in straight sets.

That left both teams undefeated in the district at 6-0.

The Baby Cats came out strong and won in two straight sets: 25-7 and 25-20. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Allison Jones, Baby Cats, Beth Wyatt, Carmen Foster, Central High School, Devyn Bonds, Emily Campbell, Greg Livengood, J.J. Valencia van Booream, Kasey Smith, Lady Wildcats, Mattie Livengood, Mollie Turner, Molly McDonough, Oak Ridge High School, ORHS, Rachel Card, Rachel Clement, Rachel Loeffler, Sami Viau, Sarah Roth, Senior Night, Stella Powell, volleyball

Wildcats extend district win streak to 3-0 at Central; play Anderson County on Halloween

Posted at 10:05 am October 26, 2013
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Oak Ridge Wildcats Isiah Jones

Oak Ridge Wildcats sophomore Isiah Jones runs for 138 yards on 18 carries on Friday night at Central High School. (Photos by Julio Culiat)

KNOXVILLE—The Oak Ridge Wildcats extended their district win streak to 3-0 against the Central High School Bobcats on Friday in Knoxville.

The final score was 24-13.

Next up is district rival Anderson County on Halloween. It’s the last regular-season game and a district title could be at stake.

Oak Ridge Coach Joe Gaddis has emphasized that he wants the Wildcats to go 4-0 in the final four district games. [Read more…]

Filed Under: High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County, Austin Kirby, Brandon Nickle, Cedric Washington, Central Bobcats, Central High School, Isiah Jones, Jaylin Henderson, Joe Gaddis, Josh Poplar, Kyler Jones, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Wildcats, Tee Higgins

ORHS Principal Jody Goins leaving for Central High in Knox

Posted at 7:54 pm June 11, 2013
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Jody Goins

Jody Goins

Oak Ridge High School Principal Jody Goins has been appointed principal at Central High School in Knoxville, Knox County school officials said.

Goins has been ORHS principal since 2009. He joined Oak Ridge Schools in 2004 and served as a social studies teacher, coach, and assistant principal prior to his appointment as a principal, according to a Tuesday memo from Knox County Superintendent James P. McIntyre Jr. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Education, K-12, Top Stories Tagged With: Central High School, James P. McIntyre Jr., Jody Goins, Keys Fillauer, Knox County Board of Education, Knox County superintendent, Oak Ridge Board of Education, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Schools, ORHS, principal

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