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Tuesday, May 14 2013, 12:10 |
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By Josh Scott, OCN Sports
Usually when a team closes out the year winning three of four games, they are still playing in the post-season. Unfortunately for Livingston Academy, that is not the case.
After an up and down year, Livingston had to play in four straight “win or go home” games in the District 8AA Tournament after dropping their opening game of the tournament to the number three seeded DeKalb County Tigers.
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Tuesday, May 14 2013, 12:14 |
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American Bank and Trust representative Earl Carwile, right, presents a $200 check to Habitat for Humanity Overton County Committee member Cory Norrod in support of Habitat’s annual golf tournament.
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Tuesday, May 14 2013, 12:10 |
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By Abby Jolley, OCN Sports
After being rescheduled because of nasty weather, the first match of the soccer district tournament made for an exciting game and also lasted longer than anyone could have anticipated on Tuesday, May 7.
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Tuesday, May 14 2013, 12:08 |
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Livingston Academy’s Senior Katy Hummel is congratulated by LA Tennis Coach Christie Jenkins after winning the individual women’s district tennis tournament held Tuesday, May 7 at Tennessee Technological University.
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Tuesday, May 14 2013, 12:02 |
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The winning team at the annual Habitat for Humanity Overton Golf Tournament held Sunday, May 5 from left are Justin Monday, Percy Hill, Jr., Cathy Parsons, and Peck Smith. They are congratulated at far right by Habitat for Humanity Overton County President Bob Carter.
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Tuesday, May 07 2013, 10:12 |
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Livingston Academy’s boys tennis team is the first in school history to win the District A-AA championship.
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Tuesday, May 07 2013, 11:18 |
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Livingston Academy shortstop Kaleb Qualls takes the throw to second and catches a runner stealing in Thursday’s 3-2 win over York.
By Josh Scott, OCN Sports
In sports, the old saying “it’s not how you start, it’s how you finish,” could never be more true. But one doesn’t have to look far to find a very good example of that saying.
With a record of 5-13 just two weeks ago, it would have been easy to think that the Livingston Academy baseball team wouldn’t make much noise come tournament time. Furthermore, it could have been easy to say they wouldn’t even play into the district tournament.
But Coach Shane Qualls and his squad would have no part of that thought, winning five out of their next seven, including sweeping rival York on the mountain in Jamestown in a double-header last Tuesday evening.
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