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Football: Oak Ridge remains at No. 2 in Class 5A; Farragut moves up to No. 5

Posted at 12:31 pm October 4, 2016
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Information from WYSH Radio

The Associated Press high school football polls for this week were released on Monday, and once again, East Tennessee is well-represented across the board.

In Class 6A, Maryville remains number one with Bradley Central representing East Tennessee as well at number four.

The Class 5A polls is dominated either by teams from our coverage area or those teams they could face in the postseason. Oak Ridge remains at number two, while Farragut moved up to number five after their win at Campbell County last week. Rhea County slipped to number six, McMinn County—which hosts Oak Ridge Friday—is number seven, with Campbell County falling three spots to number eight and Knox West hanging in the top 10 at number 10.

See the rest of the story on WYSH Radio for more information.

WYSH Radio in Clinton is an Oak Ridge Today news partner.

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Associated Press high school football polls, Bradley Central, Campbell County, Class 5A, Class 6A, East Tennessee, Farragut, high school football polls, Knox West, Maryville, McMinn County, Oak Ridge, Rhea County

Football: Oak Ridge Wildcats ranked No. 2 in Class 5A

Posted at 11:21 am September 7, 2016
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

The high school football polls for this week were released on Monday, and here is how area teams stack up.

In Class 6A, Maryville remains at number one.

In Class 5A, Oak Ridge remains number two, with Knox West at number three. Farragut is number nine, and Campbell County enters the poll at number 10. Two teams that local teams could see in the postseason are also ranked, with Cleveland at number four, and this week’s Clinton opponent, Rhea County, coming in at number six. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Alcoa, CAK, Campbell County, Catholic, Class 5A, Farragut, football, high school football, Knox West, Maryville, Oak Ridge

AP prep football poll: Anderson County still No. 3, Oak Ridge moves into Top 10

Posted at 12:25 pm October 7, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff 1 Comment

Note: This story has been updated to correct the date of the Oak Ridge-Anderson County football game.

Information from WYSH Radio

The Associated Press high school football polls for this week were unveiled Monday.

Here is a look at the teams from East Tennessee who are ranked this week.

In Class 6A, Maryville remains #1, with Science Hill at #6 and Dobyns-Bennett #9.

In Class 5A, Knoxville West (5-1) stays in first place, while the Anderson County Mavericks (7-0) remain at #3. South Doyle (6-0) is #7 in Class 5A, and Oak Ridge (6-0) made its debut in the poll this week at #10. [Read more…]

Filed Under: High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Alcoa, Anderson County, AP, Associated Press, Catholic, Class 1A, Class 2A, Class 3A, Class 4A, Class 5A, Class 6A, Coalfield, East Tennessee, Fulton, high school football, Knox West, Maryville, Oak Ridge, poll, South Doyle

Anderson County rallies in second half without Fox to win 32-27

Posted at 1:52 pm November 17, 2013
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Information from Jim Harris/WYSH Radio

CLINTON—Anderson County trailed 21-7 at halftime at home Friday night, but outscored South Doyle 25-6 in the second half, despite being without leading rusher Matt Fox (ankle).

Mavericks quarterback Tyler Hicks picked up the slack, scoring three rushing touchdowns, including the go-ahead score with just over two minutes to play. Hicks finished the second round Class 5A playoff game with 131 yards, including 114 in the second half.

Anderson County (11-1) will host Knox West (11-1) in the state 5A quarterfinal Friday night.

Filed Under: High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Mavericks, Class 5A, Knox West, Matt Fox, playoff, quarterfinal, South Doyle, Tyler Hicks

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