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Moody of Anderson County finishes third in state in cross country

Posted at 2:23 am November 20, 2017
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Maddy Moody, a junior at Anderson County High School, finished third in the state in the Division I Large Schools girls cross country 5k championship race at Percy Warner Park in Nashville on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017. (Photo by Kindell Moore)

Maddy Moody, a junior at Anderson County High School, finished third in the state in the Division I Large Schools girls’ cross country 5k championship race at Percy Warner Park in Nashville on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017. (Photo by Kindell Moore)

 

Maddy Moody, a junior at Anderson County High School, finished third in the state in cross country in the championship race in Nashville this month.

Moody improved 13 spots from last year, when she finished 16th as a sophomore in the girls’ Class AAA state cross country championship meet at Percy Warner Park in Nashville.

Moody finished the 5,000-meter, or 5k, race in 18:51.53 this year in the Division I Large Schools category. That compared to 19:30.59 last year in what was previously the Division I Class AAA category.

“It’s a huge improvement,” said Derek Wallace, who coaches cross country and boys’ basketball at Anderson County. “You don’t often see those types of improvements down there.”

Moody normally races with a pacing watch, but she handed it to her mother this year, Wallace said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: 5k championship race, Anderson County High School, Anna Delahunt, Annika Sleenhof, Breanna Roy, championship race, Class AAA state cross country championship meet, Cookeville, cross country, David Crockett, Derek Wallace, Division I Large Schools, Division I Large Schools girls cross country 5k championship race, Dobyns-Bennett, Farragut Food & Wine Festival, Genevieve Schwartz, girls cross country, Hardin Valley Academy, Jessie Strader, Knoxville Catholic, Landri Wilcox, Maddy Moody, Ravenwood, Region 2 Championships, Sasha Neglia, Shila Kapaya

Farragut Food & Wine Festival is May 5

Posted at 4:25 am March 10, 2017
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The Eighth Annual Farragut Food & Wine Festival will be Friday, May 5. It’s presented by TDS and hosted by the Farragut Business Alliance and Town of Farragut.

The festival includes food, drink, and fun, a press release said.

“Eight super-sized tents, three generators, one stage complete with band, 60 volunteers, over two dozen restaurants, and eight purveyors of adult beverages help to create one of the most exciting evenings eagerly anticipated every year,” the press release said. “The Farragut Food and Wine Festival has proved to have a regional draw of more than 1,000 food and fun lovers.”

The festival is scheduled from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Friday, May 5, on the lawn of Renaissance—Farragut at 12700 Kingston Pike, with the help of a dozen business sponsors, the press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Community, Farragut, Front Page News Tagged With: Farragut Business Alliance, Farragut Food & Wine Festival, Renaissance—Farragut, Stephen Krempasky, Town of Farragut

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