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Despite a fractured fibula, a father’s Burkitt lymphoma diagnosis and a demanding transplant, Jaxon Barrett returned to the diamond in weeks, embodying the spirit of the Travis Weber Courage Award.
Despite his father’s cancer battle and a season‑ending injury, Jaxon Barrett emerged as a courage award winner and is poised to lead his high school team into a promising senior season before joining Vanderbilt.
The Daily News Journal announces Chris Washington Jr. as the 2025‑26 All‑Sports Male Athlete of the Year, highlighting his high school achievements, upcoming collegiate plans, and the voices that shaped his journey.
A look at the career of Chris Washington Jr., the DNJ’s All‑Sports Male Athlete of the Year, whose leadership propelled his team to two consecutive state titles and earned him a spot at Tennessee.
The Daily News Journal recognizes Chris Washington Jr. for his outstanding senior season, highlighting his championships, rankings and future with Tennessee basketball.
James Stewart, a senior defensive lineman from Riverdale, announced his commitment to the University of Arkansas on June 8 via his X account, capping a recruiting cycle that saw him evaluated by 247Sports and drawing interest from programs such as Colorado, Boston College, Illinois, Maryland, Memphis, Tulane, Liberty and MTSU.
Zack Arradi's 13 goals and 22 assists led Siegel to three titles, while Coach John DeValk was named Coach of the Year.
A dramatic second‑half surge propelled Ravenwood to a 27‑25 victory over Mt. Juliet, highlighting standout performances by Caroline Merville and a resilient squad.
In a dramatic turnaround, Ravenwood erased a 25‑point deficit to defeat Mt. Juliet 27‑25 in the first TSSAA Class AA girls flag football championship, with quarterback Caroline Merville delivering the game‑winning pass to Alexandria Joyce.
Ravenwood erased a 25‑point deficit to defeat Mt. Juliet 27‑25 in the inaugural TSSAA Class AA girls flag football state championship, driven by quarterback Caroline Merville’s four touchdowns and a game‑winning pass to Alexandria Joyce.
The Creek Wood girls flag football team captured the first ever TSSAA Class A state championship, routing Merrol Hyde Magnet 25‑6. MVP Hollee Wilson’s four interceptions, including a 78‑yard return, anchored a dominant second‑half surge.
Creek Wood secured the inaugural TSSAA Class A girls flag football championship with a dominant 25-6 win, highlighted by MVP Hollee Wilson’s four interceptions, one returned for a touchdown.