Bryson City – Robbinsville’s pursuit of the program’s second dual-team, state-wrestling championship came to a gut-wrenching conclusion Feb. 1 at Swain County High School.
Robbinsville – Lucas Ford summed up Tuesday’s dominant showing against Swain County in one sentence: “If we play like that in the conference tournament, we’ll win it.”
Robbinsville – Finally.
The last time Robbinsville’s varsity boys won a conference title in basketball, this year’s seniors were still in elementary school.
Cherokee – The only Smoky Mountain Conference team that has had the Lady Knights’ number this year is the Cherokee Braves.
Robbinsville – When a program has won 25 Smoky Mountain Conference titles in just 46 years of existence, the term “powerhouse” is certainly applicable.
Cherokee – It was time to take the Braves to school.
Murphy – Well, that’s one way to send a message to the rest of the field.
Bryson City – It has to be one of every parent’s worst nightmares: you witness your child being attacked, and you can’t get there in time to stop it.
Robbinsville – Simply put, the middle-school Black Knights shine on their home court.