Williamson County Sports Community,
There is now an easy way to spread the word about your upcoming sporting events! Send info about your event to the Williamson County Sports Page where it will be shared with thousands of WCSP readers! For more information about how to get your event info posted visit: http://www.williamsoncountysportspage.com/contact.html
The Williamson County Sports Page is proud to announce its new feature, the “Athlete Spotlight!” In this section, Williamson County athletes who are impressive both in and outside of the sports arena are highlighted. The first two athletes to be highlighted are Celina Ferrell, a Fairview High School soccer player, and Rachel Wooten, a track and cross country runner from Franklin High School. Both of these athletes have achieved so much already, and have impacted those around them in a great way. Read more about these outstanding athletes at: http://www.williamsoncountysportspage.com/athlete-spotlight-rachel-wooten-of-franklin-high-school-track-and-cross-country.html
There are a few events in life that as soon as they end, everyone begins the countdown until their next arrival. One example is Christams – another is football season! We have all talked about camps, coaching changes, and preseason play, but tonight it’s official. The 2011 High School football season begins!
The Brentwood Bruins will head to Cookeville where they will face an unfamiliar opponent, the Cavaliers, for the season opener. The Bruins and the Cavaliers have never played each other and should make for a great season opener, both winning their districts in 2010. Pregame begins at 7:00pm and kickoff is for 7:30. The game will be televised on WXUP Channel 30 and Comcast Channel 236.
Visit www.williamsoncountysportspage.com to find scores and stats and much more, including news, interviews, live streams and webcasts of other Williamson County Sports.
Last year the Independence Varsity Football team hired former Tennessee Titan, Kevin Dyson, as the Eagle’s head football coach and high school athletic director. Coach Dyson shares his insights about returning players, and his approach for the 2011 football season. Read more at: http://www.williamsoncountysportspage.com/indpendence-eagles-prepare-for-the-2011-season.html
Season after season high school sports fill up most of the school sports sections of local news publications. While the Williamson County Sports Page is proud to cover High School Sports, we are also thrilled to give Middle School Sports their turn in the spotlight! Our philosophy at the WCSP is that, “If it’s news-worthy to you – it’s news-worthy to us!” Check out www.williamsoncountysportspage.com for Middle School Sports News, Photos, Schedules, and more. If you have news about your team visit our “Contact Us” page and let us know!
Different areas in our country immediately come to mind when thinking of hot spots for producing top notch athletes. Although Williamson County is not one of the large counties like those in California, Texas, or Florida, it has produced youth athletes that are making their mark in National competition. Last week, athletes from the Williamson County Track Club competed in New Orleans, Louisiana at the AAU Junior Olympics. Joseph Emanaul Hall, a Franklin, TN resident took two gold medals along with his brother Chaz Hawkins who won one of his own.
Also, in the swimming world, Nashville Aquatic Club had several Williamson County athletes to rank in the USA Swimmers Top 10. recently.
Williamson County might not have the number of athletes as some larger counties, but there is definitely no lack of talent being produced here!
Read more news about the talented youth athletes of Williamson County at: www.williamsoncountysportspage.com
For many football fans the wait for the new season of High School Football is far too long. Any chance at a glimpse of football helps satisfy that need for the game! Whether it’s regular season play or scrimmage, to the fan, football is football. Well, for you long deprived fan, your chance at some football action has arrived! Tonight, August 5th, several local varsity football teams will suit up and hit the field in full pads to show what they have to offer in this 2011 season. Check out some local football scrimmages with new rosters and new head coaches. To find out where and when visit: www.williamsoncountysportspage.com
The Williamson County Sports Page is not just a source for local sports news, but it is your source for all things youth sports! One of the tools that we make available to youth athletes and their parents and coaches is our “Local Experts” section. Periodically, local experts contribute their advice concerning topics relevant to youth sports. Mari-Etta Parrish R.D., L.D.N.,CSSD has contributed helpful articles regarding how to fuel your athlete for sports activities. Check out her informative articles, as well as those from other local experts concerning injury prevention. You can find this expert advice at: http://www.williamsoncountysportspage.com/Experts.html
With our first fall season of sports quickly approaching, the new Williamson County Sports Page is excited about offering WC a place to stay informed and connected! One thing our readers can anticipate is our “Fall Sport Previews.” In these previews, you will hear from WC coaches, parents and players about their upcoming seasons.
Featured today on the WCSP, is a preview containing insights by Coach Gary Gosch. Coach Gosh is the Franklin High School track coach as well as the founder and head coach of Williamson Youth Track Club. Runners from middle schools and high schools all over the county are also a part of WYTC and have spent time under Gosch’s coaching. Coach Gosch gives his insight into the 2011 Cross Country Season.
Expect more great previews, interviews, tips and tools to keep you in the know when it comes to WC youth sports!
Don’t forget, what makes the WCSP your source for Williamson County Youth Sports is the involvement of those in the WC sports community. We invite you to continue to send your sports news to contact@williamsoncountysportspage.com . Check out more at: www.williamsoncountysportspage.com today!
If you have never really delved into “club sports” you might not realize the hotbed it is of talented Williamson County youth athletes. Many of us know of the top athletes in our county as being the stars on their high school teams. While that holds true, there are many other extremely talented athletes in our state that are young kids who are tediously working themselves into the national eye. This summer, Williamson County has had swimmers, volleyball players, and track athletes, to name a few, step into the national spotlight.
Alliance Volleyball Club’s 15 Mizuno team qualified for the highest level of play in the USAV Junior Olympics held just weeks ago. Nashville Aquatic Club had several swimmers named to the USA Swimmers Top 10, and Williamson Youth Track Club has 57 athletes set to compete nationally at the end of July.
In a society where youth athletes face such a greater level of competition than athletes did years ago, it’s encouraging to know that some of the best clubs in the nation are in our own backyard.
To follow these clubs and more Williamson County Youth Sports visit: www.williamsoncountysportspage.com
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