Bearden boys basketball kicked off its season Tuesday night in the Knoxville Area Jamboree and will play its first official game tomorrow at home against Morristown East. The Bulldogs had a historical season last year, getting the school record for wins with 38 and eventually losing in the state semifinals to eventual state champs Memphis East. If Bearden
The Bearden boys bowling team is undefeated so far this season, and the Bulldogs have set high goals for the remainder of the season. “We hope to make it to state,” Coach Jennifer Allen said. The Bulldogs have already beaten some of the best teams in the state during their unbeaten run. The team’s success can
The Bearden football season came to a close earlier this month with a first round loss in the playoffs to Maryville. The team should be proud of all they have accomplished this year, finishing out the season with an 8-3 record. The players and coaches have witnessed a lot of growth over the season and
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For the past three years, one last name has been particularly troubling for defenses in East Tennessee. Now in their final season playing together, senior tight end/receiver Addison Ironside and junior quarterback Collin Ironside have had their strongest season thus far. Addison leads Bearden with 47 receptions and has caught six of his brother’s 13 touchdown passes. “We
Senior cross country runners Preston Ruth and Nathan Worley have had immense success this season and hope to finish off the season strong at state this Saturday at Percy Warner Park. The team as a whole has seen a lot of improvement from the beginning of the season, coming together and helping each other grow.
Collin Ironside threw three touchdown passes and caught another in Bearden’s 49-18 win over Morristown West on Friday. Senior Matt Carr caught an Ironside pass for the first touchdown of the game, and he later threw one to Ironside on a wide receiver pass play. The Bulldogs scored the game’s first 28 points and played the whole
After the regional cross country meet on Thursday, seniors Preston Ruth and Nathan Worley will now run in the TSSAA state meet next week. Ruth finished fourth and Worley followed behind at sixth. The team overall place fifth, and the girls placed seventh. “I was happy to get to state, especially with a teammate qualifying
Bearden football’s hopes of hosting in the TSSAA playoffs took a hit with their loss to Hardin Valley last week, but they could still play at home next week. Bearden (7-2, 3-2 Region 1-6A) could secure home field advantage in the first round with a win Friday against Morristown West, but only if Hardin Valley also beats Farragut. A 2-seed for Bearden
