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3 wwwtennessean.com THE TENNESSEAN Tuesday. January 30, 2001 3C SPOR 1 AUTO RACING. HIGH SCHOOLS Superspeedway expansion on a fast track Plans for more suites and seats are already in place 7,000 seats the 16th consecutive year of expansion. That will bring the track's seating to 140,000, with an ultimate goal of 170,000. Cliff Hawks, Nashville Super-speedway's vice president and general manager, said more luxury suites will be added for the 2002 season to accommodate a growing waiting list.

The track will open with 24 luxury suites which seat from 30 to 60 and lease for $40,000 to $60,000 per year, depending on meet the demand." The 13-mile track is designed to accommodate as many as 150,000 seats, but that many probably won't be needed unless the track secures a Winston Cup race. McGlynn said he remains confident the Nashville track eventually will get one of ASC AR's big-league races. But he reiterated that he will not move one of the two Winston Cup races from his track in Dover, Del, to Nashville Superspeedway. Dover Downs Speedway, in fact, is in the process of adding The 24 available suites were grabbed up as soon as they went on sale last fall, and at least eight prospective buyers are on a waiting list for additional suites when they are built, Hawks said. "We'll decide how many more we want to add after our April race.

"Right now our main focus is to have everything ready for that first race. Then we'll see where we want to go from there." Larry Woody writes about auto racing at www tennessean.com. He can be reached at 259-8019 or lwoodytenrssean.corn By LARRY WOODY Siufl Writer The first car has yet to take to the track, but things already are moving fast at Nashville Super-speedway. Encouraged by an outpouring of early interest, developers said they already are planning to add more seats and suites at the $125 million racing complex in Wilson County by next year. There will be 50,000 seats in place for the inaugural race at the ets have been sold, however.

"We've had a tremendous response so far, and frankly, it's exactly what we anticipated when we chose NashvilleMiddle Tennessee for our track site," McGlynn said. McGlynn said how many seats are added for 2002 will depend on demand. "We'll let the market determine that. The fans will let us know how many more seats we need, and we are prepared to quickly track April 14. Denis McGlynn, president and CEO of Dover Downs Entertainment, which is heading up the project, said plans are in the works to add more seats for the 2002 season.

McGlynn yesterday predicted at least two of this season's four main events will be sold out: the April 14 NACAR Busch race and the July 21 Indy Racing League Northern Lights Series event He would not reveal how many tick- Point guard Moore is making points Best passing big men in the post Prep Insider AndHiwiNes i tv record: Upperman junior Amanda Austin broke her own schxl record for 3-point baskets last week with 12 against Sequatchie County. Austin had set the school record with 10 3-pointers in December against Forrest Austin's 12th 3-pointer against Sequatchie aLso brought her to L0OO points for her career. UT signee Jackson reaches milestone: Bradley Central's Brittany Jacksoa a signee with the University of Tennessee Lady Vols, surpassed the mark earlier this month and last Friday was presented with a memorial basketball before a game against Cumberland County. Perkins fast to LOOO: Metro Baptist's Jennifer Perkins has surpassed the LOOO-point mark as just a sophomore. Perkins was honored Friday in a game against Franklin Road Christian.

Jakes hits mark: Matthew Jakes of East Robertson went over L000 points for his career last week in a game against Sycamore. Signings Right-handed pitcher Brent Adcock of Lebanon High School has signed to play baseball at Volunteer State Community College Hendersonville shortstop Jenny Hemdon has signed to play softball at Vol selectioa The panel selecting the All-American team was made up of 10 professional scouts. Parade for Martin: MBA quarterback Ingle Martin, who last week verbally committed to play for the University of Florida, was named to the Parade High School All-American football team. Martin, who rushed for more than L000 yards and passed for better than 900 in addition to kicking, punting and playing some defense for MBA was the only player from Tennessee to make the 57-player squad. Hal to fete MBA: The Tennessee State Hall of Fame Ls honoring MBA's 1999-2000 basketball team and the 2000 football team, which both won Division II state championships last year.

Ricky Bowers is the head coach of both MBA's football and basketball teams. "Ifs the first time; we've never recognized two prep teams in one year," said Ryland Hoskins, executive director of the hall of fame "But it's a very deserving honor for those folks, and we're also recognizing Coach Ricky Bowers." The induction banquet is at 7 pm, Friday, Feb. 16 at the Renaissance HoteL Call 242-4750 for informatioa Milestones: Austin sets Upperman Mario Moore, the Antioch junior point guard and Vanderbilt commitment, continues to post some big offensive numbers. He had 38 points against Mt Juliet and 40 against Hunters Lane last week. Moore, who had a 46-point game earlier in the seasoa scored 23 on Friday in a two-point loss to Maplewood He's averaging 252 points per game.

"We know he's capable," Antioch Coach Todd Wiggington said. "He's got a good percentage, and, for the most part, they are good shots. "We shift him a little and let some other guys handle it, but we still want Mario handling the balL" In the game before his 38-point effort, Moore, who has been recruited by Vandy as a point guard, had 17 points and 11 assists. "It's in the process of changing," Moore said of his role. "Some teams have point guards that are no threat and you can back off them.

If you can shoot and drive and create, if a plus if you can stay within the offense." Jones, Sayden top fst Montgomery Bell Academy junior infielder Warner Jones and Oakland senior outfielder Jeremy Slayden are the top two choices in Collegiate Baseball's Jaa 26 issue as the best high school players in Tennessee. High school and college coaches and pro scouts put together the list, which has 19 players from Tennessee. Summertown pitcher Trent Haddock is No. 4. Also included on the list are Henry County catcher Josh Archer, Friendship Christian outfielder Chad Etheridge, Lincoln County pitcher Matt Edwards, Oakland catcher Tommy Smith and White House pitcher Chad Hoerner.

ML Jufefs DePew, Baggatta honored: Shortstop Derek DePew and outfielderpitcher Lonnie Baggatta were named to The Baseball Factory, Inc, Preseason High School All-American senior team. The Baseball Factory is a national organization that works with the top high school baseball players from throughout the country. DePew was selected to take part, as earlier this month was showcased at Dodgertown in Vera Beach, Fla DePew hit .420 for Mt Juliet as a junior and was an All-Midstate ERIC PARSONS STAFF Smyrna High School center Ben Sage makes a pass over a teammate during a recent practice. Preps: Brothers are inspired by youngest sibling 1 1. Ben Sage, 6-foot-6, Smyrna: "He does a great job of seeing where the double team is coming from and finding the right person," Smyrna Coach Billy Mooney said.

"And our press offense goes through him as well we break pressure with our big man because he can handle the ball so well. He's the best outlet passer I've ever coached." Said Gallatin Coach Bobby Luna "You can't just double-down on him because of his passing ability." 2. Mark Kirby, 6-7, White County. "He's one of those players who looks to pass first and score second. He gets the ball to the open man on the perimeter and gives us open looks, and he's really improved his passing on the interior," White County Coach Roy Whited said.

3. Matt Jarboe, 6-7, Eagleville: "They have to double-and triple-team him and when he is, he passes out of it and we'll get open 3-point shots or a lot of dump-downs in the low post," Eagleville Coach William Tollett said. "And he's the best big man I've seen passing in transition." 4. Ben Roy, 6-4, Oakland: "They pop Ben out quite a bit and feed the ball to Drew quite a bit," said Lebanon Coach Randall Hutto, referring to Ben's twin-brother, Drew Roy. "So he has a tot of work at it.

He's mobile, has good hands, sees the floor and sees the cutter." 5. Robert Garrett, 6-3, Antioch: "That's one of his best attributes," Antioch Coach Todd Wigginton said. "At the next level, he's going to play on the perimeter anyway. When he flashes into the mid to high post, if they double down, he'll pass. He's our second- leading assist guy; if anything, sometimes he overpasses." 6.

Wesley Morgan, 7-2, Gallatin: "When most big guys get the ball inside they took to shoot it, but if he doesn't have a real good shot he looks for guys to get the ball back out to and he's a pretty good passer," Hunters Lane Coach Carlton Collier said. Said Luna: "Anytime we flash him to the high post, he does a nice job of turning and finding people to pass to. And if people are pressing us, we usually put him in the second line and he does a nice job of getting it up the floor." 7. (tie) Brandon Turner, 6-6, Jo Byms: "Last year he gave the ball up too much. He averaged more assists than my guards," Coach Ronny Carlisle said of his center, who averages 23.7 ppg.

"This year we want him to score, so we dont emphasize it as much. But his unique passing and ball-handling skills have made him an outside threat as well as an inside one." 7. (tie) Brian Smith, 6-4, and Terrance Kennedy, 6-2, Maplewood: "Brian is a strong kid who plays under the basket. He and Terrance, who is our power forward, work very well together passing the ball," Maplewood Coach Winston Gamble said. "And they kick it back out well, too, which opens it up for the 3-point shooters, and we've got some good ones." 7.

(tie) Robert Williams, 6-3, Dickson County: "He's sound fundamentally, and he knows his role," Northeast Coach Al Cooper said. "He's a good passer whether it's an outlet after a rebound or relieving pressure and getting it to guards safely." Hasan Rasheed. He said being around top perimeter players has helped his all-around game. "It's amazing how much he has improved," Josh said. "He has learned to use his body and now he weighs a lot more.

"Boomer has a lot of natural ability. He's an awesome player. And if I never get to that point, it's still good. As far as sports go, it's important for me to work hard to set an example. If he gets a scholarship and I don't, well, I'm going to go watch him every game and smile." At the core of the Herndons is a strong Christian faith with which Gary and his wife, Lynette, have raised their four sons.

"That's instilled in us; the reason we aren't rivals is God," Josh said. "They have a great relationship, and I believe that is because they are grounded in Christ's love," Gary said. "One of the goals for Joey is to be as normal as possible because of the social Issues he would face otherwise if he went through life as a typically autistic child. They take it very personally to see he grows up as normal as possible. "1 have four kids who are happy, healthy and well-adjusted, and it has very little to do with me.

There is no other word than just blessed." former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiasoa played Josh in too many one-on-one games to count on a hoop in the family driveway that's now brokea But Boomer said his improvement has come by continually playing better competitioa whether it be his brother or AAU basketball during the summer. "He wants me to be the best I caa" Boomer said of his older brother. "I grew up always playing someone better, which has helped me. Until the ninth grade, Josh was always bigger and he was my moti-vatioa He's always supported me. We're not competing." "Josh is unusual, a pure warrior," Frensley said.

"Having a brother myself who's 14 months younger, I know about the competitioa It can be awesome, really. The best thing about Josh is the effort he shows Boomer. We tell Bwmer, give the effort your brother gives." Last summer, Josh and Boomer went to AAU national tournaments. Josh played with the Nashville Royals 18-under team, and Boomer played with the Tennessee Thunder 17-under squad. Boomer played center on a team that included some of the top junior guards, such as Maplewood's Spencer Richardsoa Father Ryan's Billy May and Whites Creek's Boomer's rise as a basketball player doesn't compare to some of the miraculous developments in Joey's life, but it has been very impressive just the same.

"He's gotten a lot stronger and more coordinated," DCA Coach Tommy Frensley said. "If he makes the same improvement he did from this year to next year, I think he has the opportunity to play. It's up to him whether he'll go small or Division I think he has the tools good hands, footwork. The biggest thing now is how hard he works." Josh will see that Boomer works. Always tall, Boomer had the typical awkwardness as an athlete growing up.

But he also has been on the receiving end of special interest shown by a brother, as Josh has selflessly helped push Boomer. Josh understands that Boomer's height may provide opportunities he himself may never get. "I could be jealous, but that would get me nowhere," Josh said. "But to be supportive, that will get me everywhere. If I don't fulfill my dreams, I still want Boomer to pursue his, and I'm going to push him." Boomer, who got his nickname as a junior pro football player after BILL STEBER STAFF DCA's Boomer Hemdon has risen to become one of the top centers in the Midstate.

Boys Minimum 10 games Scoring Gm Jessca Jaco. Summertown 17 241 142 Jennifer Moss Goodpasture 19 266 14 0 i Enca Savage. Greenoner 19 266 14 0 i Karen Sunmey. NashCent.Ch. 19 266 14 0 i Lynette Greer.

Perry County 17 238 14 0 Beth Bankston. Perry County 17 238 140 I Leia Gettef. Marshal County 17 238 14 0 Undsey Mur. Westmoreland 18 251 139 Anne Margaret Graham. H-Fgg 14 190 136 Emly Patton.

MT Chnstian 13 176 13.5 i DanetB Doughty. DcksonCo. 17 232 1 35 AngeHckrran.CUIeoka 19 252 133 i Jana Reece. Harpeth 18 239 13 3 i Regra Crockett. York 21 133 ArrtPM.NashCrratianSc.

18 239 133 Jc Graves DCA 16 90 56 Rek Davs. Upperman 15 81 54 vvaaae Wan Columaa 19 102 53 EddeDebro, Smyrna 17 90 5.3 RonakJ Taylor. Maplewood 12 64 53 Caleb Baker. Harpeth 20 104 5 2 Justin Bush. East Robertson 16 84 52 Ryan Swafford.

Harpeth 20 102 51 17 82 48 Corey Smth. Peaf-Cohn 15 73 48 CodVWtojghby. Davctson Ac. 17 77 45 Cms Lawson. Hampshre 18 81 4 5 BnanComs.

Whites Creek 17 77 4 5 Qunton Thompson. BrtwdAc. 19 86 4 5 Justn Sorrel. Whrle Co. 16 70 4 4 Kevvi Stnckhn.

DCA 16 70 44 Adam Massey.Mt. Pleasant 15 64 4 2 Demarco Pok.Strattod 15 62 42 Ben Sage. Smyrna 15 61 4.1 JoJo Northington Jo Byms 17 68 4.0 Terry Rchardson. Surnmertown 17 68 4 0 Kevin Holt. Cuieoka 17 68 4.0 Amy SJfnoge.

Nash Cent Chr 19 Laura WOodal. Rooertson 13 County 21 Enca Savage. Greenbrier 19 Lynette Greer. Perry County 17 Mc4y York. Wayne County 20 Undsey Darnel.

Cohnwood 14 Sheta Wtey. Metro Baptist 16 Karyl Srrornerman. Eagwvde 10 Courtney Boynton. Beech 15 Anna Cunrmgham. MT Chnstn 13 Beth Bankston.

Perry County 17 Stephane Sutvan. Lmngston 18 An Guy. USN 19 Tiffany Arretd. Hunters Lane 18 Andrea Davidson. Jackson Co.

16 Amanda Brod Goodpasture 19 Jana Reece. Harpeth 18 Topaz Harston. Overton 18 Undsey Duckworth. Tuflahoma 19 Emly Chnstian. Upperman 23 Andrea Davidson.

Jackson Co. 16 Jennrfei Moore. Hanpsnve 14 Asraey Francs. Harpeth 14 Laune Logan Moore County 16 AbbyFamng. Moore Courity 16 Enca Davenport.

Wayne Co 21 Lauren Macrjherson. rnendsl 14 Unda Frost. Eaglevae 10 Jesse Warden McEwen 16 Deanna Hunter Metro Baptist 16 Cera Gray. Lavergne 15 Jennifer Rummer, Jo Byms 17 Lauren Pearson. FRA 20 Jessca Coons.

Red Blng Spr 18 Sarah urea Puckett. McEwen 16 Memda HurJgns. Hempsrvre 15 Amber rnfarrn. Conee Co. 12 Renee Mellon, uvngston Ac.

18 KrysOe Horton. fveruae 20 Lauren Mam. Tutahoma 19 Chetsee inset. Galaon 20 137 92 148 133 120 140 95 109 67 99 87 112 120 125 116 102 134 113 113 118 143 98 84 84 94 93 122 81 58 104 93 86 97 106 101 90 83 66 98 110 104 106 72 7.1 7.1 70 70 70 68 68 67 66 66 66 66 66 66 65 64 63 62 6.2 62 61 60 60 59 58 58 58 58 58 5.8 57 57 56 56 56 55 55 5.5 55 55 53 Girl MraniTi 10 games Scoring Gm Jared Barnes, BGA 19 277 14.6 Kyle Young. Marshal Co 15 135 9 0 Php Williams.

Frankln 18 258 14.3 Jutm Terrel tan-Hart 14 125 8 9 Caleb Baker. Harpeth 20 283 142 Mac Myers. Peal-Cohn 18 160 88 Kyle Young, Marshal County 15 211 14.1 Robert Wood, Whites Creek 17 144 8 5 Mrlch Webb, Lawrence County 19 266 14.0 Joseph Carter. Santa Fe 14 119 8 5 Robert Wood, Whites Creek 17 237 13.9 Brett Warner. Smyrna 17 142 8.4 Brad Creasy.

Lews County 16 223 13.9 Josh Hemdon. DCA 16 134 8.4 Cody Waddey. Franklin 18 250 13.9 Antoine Owens. EraH-HarrJng 14 117 84 Guthrie Mason. Hampshire 18 250 13 9 Ben Sage.

Smyrna 17 141 8.3 Jerry Ballard, Upperman 18 247 1 3.7 Caleb Kersey. Mt. Pleasant 15 125 8.3 Brian Smith. Maplewood 12 164 13.7 Prmtp Wlkams. Frankln 18 149 8 3 Marc Myers, Peat-Corn 18 247 13.7 Crag Richmond.

White Co. 16 130 8.1 JohnCheesebrew.RrverrJae 19 256 13.5 Kho Phoofolo. St Aidr-Sew. 14 114 8.1 Justn Fredntz. Summertown 14 190 13.5 Josh Haskp.

lawrene County 19 151 79 Ben Sage. Smyrna 17 230 135 Mitch Webb. Lawrence County 19 150 7.9 Travs Dalton, East Robertson 16 215 134 Jonathan Ford. Trousdale Co. 16 125 79 Cody Warren.

Perry County 17 226 13.4 Jeremy Cothem, Nash.Cnt.Chr. 23 182 7 9 Casey Holt, CuHeoka 19 252 13.3 Claude Grant. Hunters Lane 18 140 7.9 Cody Servers. Boyd-Christian 18 237 13.2 Jeremy Skipworth, Wayne Co. 18 141 7.8 i Jerry Ballard.

Upperman 15 197 13.1 Jake Daughtry, Portland 20 154 7 7 James Wilson. FRA 17 221 13.0 Devon Mason, Franklin County 14 1 08 7.7 Jared Holland. Trousdale Co. 16 207 13.0 Barry Bateman. Moore County 11 83 7 5 Kerry Jones.

Eagtevie 17 217 12.8 Matthew Jakes. East Robertsn. 16 119 74 Tucker Bryant Lawrence Co. 19 243 128 Adam Tomlnson. FnendSlc 14 1 03 7.4 Mark Webb.

Davidson Acad. 17 215 12.6 Brandon Parks. Fnendsrtp 15 110 7.3 Corey Smith. Peal-Cohn 15 190 12.6 Tommie Fitzgerald. Hampsrwe 17 124 72 Justn Babian.

Moore County 17 214 126 Moses Osemwege. MBA 10 72 7 2 i Brent Une.MtJuket Chr 13 163 12.5 Terrance Kennedy. Maplewood 12 86 7.1 Qmnton Thompson. Brent. Ac.

19 236 12.4 John Cheasebrew. RwerdaB 19 134 7.1 Brandon Parks, Friendship 15 186 124 Cody Seivers. Boyd-Chrstn. 18 127 7.1 Ronald Taylor. Maplewood 12 149 124 Darnel Adams.

Hwood 19 134 70 i Spencer Rowland, Cannon Co. 15 182 12.3 Robert Garrett. Antioch 19 133 7.0 Casey Ross. Boyd Chnstian 18 220 12.2 Adam Brock. Page 20 139 7 0 Tyler McChurch.

Fnendsrtp 15 185 122 Casey Ross. Boyd-Chnsrjan 18 125 6 9 i WaoaeWAams, Columbia 19 231 12.1 Justin Fredntz. Summertown 14 95 6.7 i Matt Murdock. Remand 20 243 12.1 Chase Rchardson. Perry Co.

15 100 6.7 Charley Arms. Mt Pleasant 15 181 12.0 Terry Pjchardson. Surnmertown 17 115 67 Robert Garrett. Antcch 19 227 11.9 Wam Overton. Eaglevae 17 113 66 i Chns Roberts.

Page 20 237 11.9 San Agee. White County 16 106 6 6 Das Slater. Frankln 18 213 11.8 Travs Dalton. East Robertson 16 103 64 Allen Weeden, Cannon County 15 176 11.7 John Ferguson. Portland 20 127 6 3 Josh Webb.

Boyd Chnstian 18 208 11.6 Adrian Davs. Antioch 19 120 6.3 Brian Coins. Whites Creek 17 198 11.6 Drew Roy. Oakland 15 96 63 Heath Honeycutt, RBSpmos 16 183 11.4 Jacques Curry. Startord 13 82 63 Nek Spangler.

Webb 17 193 11.4 Jonathan Wade. Hunters Lane 18 112 62 Jeremy Skipworth. Wayne Co. 18 203 11.3 Brian Reed. Stratford 15 108 62 Ctas Sanders.

RrverdaM 19 213 112 Chns Henry. Eagttv 10 62 62 Derrick Ramsey. Whites Creek 17 188 11.1 Caleb Brown. Wayne Co. 18 112 63 Chase Rchardson.

Perry Co. 13 144 111 Josh Goodwn Harpeth 20 121 62 Jonathan Fcrd.Trousdak? Co. 16 176 110 Chad Cumngham. DawdsAc 17 105 62 Tioy Woods. Wrwood 19 117 61 Rebounding Daw) Ingram.

Jo Byms 17 104 61 Gm Rot Avg Heath Honeycutt. Bkj Spmgs 18 109 61 Boomer Hemdon. DCA 13 188 14.5 James Wfion. FRA 17 112 60 David Hamson, Brentwood Ac. 18 214 11.9 Mack Mcintosh, Davidson Ac.

18 214 11.9 Assists Brandon Turner. Jo Byms 17 189 111 Gm Asst Avg Brandon Evans, Cheatham Co. 13 140 108 Cody Waddey. Frankln 18 145 81 Mark Webb. Davidson Acad.

17 180 106 Destry Bovo. Ml Pleasant 15 96 6 4 Man Jaboe. Eaglevae 17 178 10 5 Jeremy Stephens Stratlord 15 96 64 i EaakeLuker 14 144 103 Gulhne Mason. Hampsnm 18 113 63 Casey Bledsoe. Cheatham Co.

13 134 103 Brandon Set, Summertown 17 101 59 I Brian Snath. Maplewood 12 123 103 Mano Moore. Antcch 19 111 58 i Kyle Claybum. Lews County 15 146 9 7 Matt Jarboe. Eagtev 17 96 5 8 George Kng.

Hunters' Lane 18 169 9 4 Nek Davs. Upperman 18 103 5.7 i Pts Avg 545 30.3 479 25.2 419 24.6 368 24.5 435 24.2 314 242 362 241 471 236 363 227 3B5 226 353 221 372 21.8 324 21.6 494 21.5 320 21.3 314 209 369 20.5 262 201 380 200 365 192 383 191 360 189 303 189 339 188 244 18.8 281 187 224 187 313 18.4 328 182 288 180 303 178 262 17.5 342 171 290 171 298 166 248 165 231 16.5 264 165 312 16.4 308 162 178 162 226 161 224 160 224 160 221 158 189 15 8 282 167 220 157 294 154 216 15.4 292 153 275 153 244 153 214 153 334 152 243 152 196 150 194 14 9 20, 147 278 146 David Hanson. Brentwood Ac. Mano Moore, Antioch Jamon Bolton, Webb Jacques Curry. Stratford dins Lawson, Hampshire Boomer Hemdon, DCA DavO Kitchen.

MUutet Chr. Josh Goodwn, Harpeth Michael Kennedy. USN Terry Richardson, Summertown Matthew Jakes. East Robertson Brandon Turner, Jo Byms Caeb Kersey. Mt.

Pleasant Jeremy Cothem, Nash.CenChr. Rick Davis. Upperman Drew Roy. Oakland Nick Davs. Upperman Rashaun Bowen.

McGavock Tony Hdman, Frankln County Stephen Russell. BGA Jake Daughtry. Portland Joey Knight. Columbia Michael Hicks. Smyrna George King.

Hunters Lane Brandon Evans, Cheatham Co. Demarco Pok. Stratford Spencer Richardson. Maplewd Matt Jarboe, Eaglevte Justin White. RcMand John Harper Trousdale Co.

Dewavne Wells. Qenrtff Kyle Claybum. Lews County Roger Brdsong. Page Cody Wioughby. Davidson Ac.

Josh Cowan. Red Boding Sprg Destry Boyd, Mt Pleasant Julian Terrell. Ezel-Hading Reggie Woods. Gtendift Jeremy Boteau. Spring Hi Chad Moore.

Spring Hi Guthrie Mason, Hampshire Kho Phootolo, St Andrws-Sew Joseph Carter. Santa Fe Ftethetord, Cotnwood Jake Bryant. Cotnwood Chancier Kno. Beech Jonathan Wade, Hunters Lane Keenan Beniamn. St Aid-Sew.

Jason Hamson. HiKwood Antome Owens. Ezel -Harding Tycen Buchanan. Columbia Bay May. Father Ryan Crag Fkchmond.

While Co. Blake luker. Cotnwood Travs Tale. York hstrtute Sam Agee. Whrle County De' Juan Jones.

Pean-Cohn Casey Bledsoe. Cheatham Co. Er Davs. tiel-HarrJrig JoshHarskp, Lawrence County Tiama Burns. Peal-Cohn Courtney Boynton, Beech Enca Davenport.

Wayne Co. Veronca Pike. FRA Asmee Robertson, Cotnwood GaraGray. Lavergne Jessca Diard. Gordons Krysue Horton.

ftvardale Asrte Gtand. Hunters Lane Jennifer Perkins Metro Baptist Ermy Chnstian, Upperman Amy Hutchns. Dandson Acad. Becky Brown. Harpeth Hal Jennifer Moss.

Goodpasture 15 196 131 KhoPhoololo.StAnd.-Sewan 12 157 131 Chnsty Cooper. York 21 273 1 30 Krshn Scoggra. Ezed-Hading 15 187 12 6 Meredrtn McGinns. Nash.Chr.S 18 227 1 2.6 Hory Tumbow. Perry County 16 202 126 Dana Camgan.

Beech 18 226 12 5 DanawareJvam.Gles County 21 262 12 5 Tiffany Arnold. Hunters Lane 18 220 122 Manssa Herswy Jackson Co 16 195 12 2 Amber Banprrm. Coltee Co. 12 146 122 Shaoona Booker. Overton 18 217 121 Amber Rose.

Upperman 23 276 120 Km BHnkenshc Upperman 23 2 76 120 Holy Barnes. Marshal County 18 2'6 120 An Guy. USN 19 220 116 Heel Mead. Upperman 22 253 115 Stepharve Preston, Cannon Co 17 193 114 Brooke Shoulders. Macon Co.

18 203 11.3 Nancy Ssk. Harpeth Hal 15 168 112 Kat Sutton. BoyrJ-Chnstian 15 166 112 Tamara Dow Blng Somas 18 201 112 Kamt EkaA Hurre-Fogg 14 155 111 Oebtte Perry. Jo Byms 14 156 111 Tanesha Haggard. RedBIg Sp.

17 187 110 UM LarWord. Trousdale Co. 15 165 110 RactM Ray. Trousdale Co. 15 164 110 ReboundkiQ Om Abe Aug Jessca Diard.

Gordonevae 2' 275 131 fvtarMcGms.NChrstS 18 203 113 Becky Brown. Harpeth Hal 14 148 106 Chnsty Cooper. rk 21 211 100 AngeHckmanCuteoka 19 190 100 Jana Rent. Westmoreland 18 99 Kambi Ekari. Hre-Fogg 14 133 95 VKroma Pike, FRA 20 171 86 Tiaw Bums, Peal-Cohn 17 147 85 Ho, Wnght.

Ceena 17 142 84 DarwteNets 14 130 8 4 Ashley Bohanan Macon Co 19 156 82 Amy Hutchra Davidson Acad 16 129 61 Emky Patlon MT Chnstian 13 105 6 0 Katie McMurtrev OavesnAcad 16 1 25 7 8 Kata Maone. Gordonsv 21 162 7 7 Bntanv Walker Otne 17 1 29 7 6 Kan Maddoa Beech 18 '13 7 4 17 15 21 20 14 18 21 20 18 16 23 16 14 21 21 19 17 19 19 20 10 16 18 20 19 13 18 16 12 15 16 Om Mchele Street. FRA 20 Amanda Austr. Upperman 23 Amber Rose. Upperman 23 TnaLanMM Trousdale Co 15 Pis 477 352 452 428 287 361 421 402 352 317 449 310 268 386 386 338 299 333 332 343 168 300 299 330 314 201 277 242 167 225 236 197 264 257 ZU 256 Avg 281 234 21.5 214 205 20.1 200 200 196 198 195 194 19.1 184 184 178 176 17 5 17.5 172 168 167 166 165 165 154 153 151 151 150 14 8 14 7 146 14 3 142 142 Kata Mama.

Gordonsvlle Kera Bergeron. Lveoornb Holy Wngnt. Cebna Asniey Bohanan. Macon Co. Lauren Marm.

Tutahoma CtMsee inset Gauwi Bnttanv ftgsby. Eaglevae Holy Ferrel. Boyd Chrstan Jane Reed. Westmoreland Molly York.Wevne Co. Kane Sea.

Collee County Anna Cunningham, MT Cttistn Jerma Baltimore. Livingston Ac. Andrea Davcson. Jackson Co. Keeran Oeinai'ai St And-Sew Jervw Corros Ejfil-Haring Andres Davtison.

Jackson Co. 189 147 143 68 91 76 71 89 63 76 80 44 79 91 81 88 70 40 90 83 95 64 62 54 51 51 51 50 45 45 44 44 43 43 43 42 41 40 40 40 Monca League. Overton 18 Sisan Orver Harpeth Hal 15 Asmee Robertson, Cotnwood 14 Crvsta Burton. Lauagne 18 Stakes Staggs, Cotnwood 14 Beth Bankston. Perry County 17 Jema Baftmore, Lwngston Ac.

18 Bnttany feosby Eag)eve 10 i Dana Cangan. Beach 18 Caere Pnde. Grjoonsvie 21 Jemto Moss GoorJoasture 19 Mss Reonar Goodpasture 21 Deanna OraUson Cekna 17 ABbyFamng Moore County 10 i Chetsr "set Gatatn 20 i Lacey rrftughoy Gordontv 21 Lauren MacPnerson. Fnendsho 14 Stepnase Sutvan. uvngst Ac.

16 Jess Warden. McEwen 18 Laura Logan. Moore Co. 16 Hote Davis. Overton 18 Jessca Jam Surnmertown 17 124 7 4 I Mora Westbrook.

McEwen 18 133 7.4.