While school only started earlier this week, a select group of students has already been representing Bearden in an impressive way. The last few weeks and weekends, many students have been trudging around and lamenting walking from class to class; however, the Bearden girls golf team has been hitting the links strong, finishing second out of
After putting together one of the most successful seasons in school history, and falling just short of a state championship, the Bearden tennis team is ready to go again. Tryouts for the 2015-2016 tennis team will be Aug. 27 from 3:45-5:30 at the Bearden High School tennis courts. All attendees must have an up-to-date physical form.
When Bearden takes the field to begin the 2015 football season in August, the Bulldog team won’t be the only thing with a new look. In the summer leading up to the 2015 season, Southern Athletic Fields, a company that also works with the Tennessee Titans, will give Bearden’s football playing and practice fields a
Freshman Joshua Sobota placed fifth in shot put and sixth in discus at the TSSAA state track and field championships, earning him All-State honors in both events. Sophomore Jenna Justus finished 11th in the state in the 100-meter hurdles.
Over the course of one of Bearden softball’s most successful seasons ever, Dana Steinbacher has taken a leadership role. Steinbacher has established herself as a leader on and off the field this season, and has been a major reason that the Bearden softball team is making their first sub-state appearance since 2002. Steinbacher and the
If interested in being part of the 2015 cross country team, please email Coach Thewes at patty.thewes@knoxschools.org with your name, your parents’ names, cell phone numbers, and email addresses. The cross country team does not have tryouts; however, you must meet team participation requirements, which includes attendance at official practices and meets. Important Dates: July 6 – First
When the Bearden softball team steps onto the field in a regional game against Gibbs on Monday, it will be the culmination of a season that included a first place district finish and a 25-10-1 record. But just a couple of seasons ago, that would not have seemed possible. The man that has been behind
After finishing the regular season as District 4-AAA champions, Bearden softball has brought in several all-district honors. The awards included district coach of the year, co-district MVP, and five all-district players. Lady Bulldogs head coach Leonard Sams received coach of the year honors, after guiding Bearden to a regular season record of 22-7-1. Lady Bulldog pitcher Dana
When Bearden dropped a regular season matchup to Hardin Valley earlier this season, the Hawks’ first half performance was what did the Bulldogs in. This time, it was the second half. Hardin Valley (14-0-2, 8-0-1 District 4-AAA) outscored Bearden (14-4-1, 5-3-1) by three goals in the second half to advance in the district tournament with
Superlatives for the 2015 baseball season in District 4-AAA have been announced with many Bulldogs taking high honors. Sophomore David Beam has been selected as the most valuable player in the district. Beam finished the season leading the team in batting average (.459) and RBIs (42); possibly the most astronomical statistic is that Beam’s on-base
