We earn a percentage of all your purchases from our shop page! Have you shared it on your social media accounts to friends and family yet? Every little bit helps us raise money for our athletes. Here’s how: Click this link to visit the shop page Copy the web address of the page you are on Go to Facebook, Twitter, NextDoor,
Earlier this month we launched a brand-new shop-raising page that you could get to by clicking the SHOP link on our site navigation. When you shop for the things you need by using the links on that page, our athletic department earns cash-back from your purchase! Here is a quick video with how the program is powered through
Working as a mentor and tutor with City Year is a great (and meaningful) way to spend your gap year between high school and college. Don’t forget to apply! Applications for this year’s program are due June 1. You can apply now at cityyear.org. _ This time of year, it seems like everyone wants to know
Fans! Buying the things you need and supporting our school just got a lot easier. We’ve launched a brand-new shop-raising page that you can get to by clicking the SHOP link on our site navigation. Shop for the things you need by using the links on that page and we earn cash-back from your purchase! We’ll
Girls’ Soccer Tryouts May 29-30 6:00-7:30pm At the soccer field. Players need to have cleats, shin guards and a sports physical dated after April 15. Players unable to attend tryouts should contact Coach Hunt for makeup times. nealhunt@yahoo.com
There will be an informational meeting for players and parents of incoming Freshman that are interested in playing football for the upcoming school year. The meeting will be held on April 25 at 6pm in the High School cafeteria. If you have any questions you can contact Coach Webster at websterg@wcschools.com.
Watertown High School standout Allie Poston signs with Cumberland University volleyballl Thursday. Poston, a middle hitter for the Lady Tigers, was named to the Class A all-state volleyball team by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association after leading the team to its first-ever state tournament appearance. Seated with Poston are (from left) Watertown head coach Brandy Holcomb,
Watertown’s Cinderella run ended Tuesday night with a 70-53 loss to Upperman in the Region 4-AA semifinals at Tennessee Tech’s Hooper Eblen Center. The Purple Tigers led 4-0 but were outscored the remainder of the first quarter 18-2. Upperman opened a 40-25 halftime lead and 56-33 through three as the Bees hit 28 of 41
John Greer, Jr. recognizes the Purple Tigers who were named to the TSSAA District 8-AA All District Honorable Mention and All District Teams for the 2017-18 season. Congratulations to Ashlea Dickens, Brenna Luttrell and Brittni Allison of the Lady Purple Tigers for making the Honorable Mention Team. Also a big congratulations to Austin Lasater and
