Wrestling all-state honors announced by TSWA

NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Sports Writers Association announced the 2024-25 wrestling all-state teams Tuesday, which includes three classes for boys and one class for girls.

BOYS
Class A
106
Brylan Rhodes, Greeneville, Fr.
Jacob Stinnett, Upperman, Fr.
Luke Higdon, Signal Mountain, Jr.
Jimmy Johnson, Sullivan East, So.

113
Nathaniel Graham, Station Camp, Jr.
Luke Myhan, Soddy Daisy, So.
Ryley Correll, Eagleville, 8th grade
Gabriel Oakley, Greeneville, Jr.

120
Ayden Jenkins, Soddy Daisy, So.
Blake Allen, Gibbs, Sr.
Derrick Bolden, Millington Central, So.
Zedediah Hulet, Anderson County, So.

126
Grady Phelps, Upperman, Fr.
Daylen Davis, Munford, Fr.
Noah Eller, Gibbs, So.
Timothy Williams, James Lawson, So.

132
JoJo Uhorchuk, Signal Mountain, Jr.
Tyson Flavin, Soddy Daisy, Jr.
Brody Ford, Gibbs, Sr.
Nikolas Inmon, Greenback, So.

138
Ethan Uhorchuk, Signal Mountain, Sr.
Craig Sudderth, Montgomery Central, Sr.
Derrick Day, Greeneville, Sr.
Jake Laxton, Soddy Daisy, Fr.

144
Wyatt Davis, Whitwell, Sr.
Vayden Moore, Cascade, Sr.
Ezra Finstad, Gibbs, Sr.
Nolan Henry, Alcoa, Sr.

150
Braylan Cosper, Soddy Daisy, Jr.
Jeremy Mills, Montgomery Central, Sr.
Austin Glass, Volunteer, Jr.
Cory Hatcher, Alcoa, So.

157
Wyatt Howard, Pigeon Forge, Sr.
Corbin Avans, Tullahoma, So.
Lane Cope, Samuel Everett, Jr.
James Tuepker, Millington Central, Sr.

165
Ayden Hood, Pigeon Forge, Jr.
Elijah Moore, Tennessee, Sr.
Quenston Davis, Munford, Sr.
Hayden Simmons, Knox Carter, Sr.

175
Jackson Davis, Signal Mountain, Sr.
John Pettis, Station Camp, So.
Skyler Campbell, Seymour, Sr.
Dawson Trentham, Pigeon Forge, Jr.

190
Nathan Wade, Soddy Daisy, Sr.
Eli Bratton, Anderson County, Sr.
Darius Sudderth, Alcoa, So.
Samuel Beck, Station Camp, Sr.

215
Joshua Bingham, Anderson County, Sr.
Tyson Click, Samuel Everett, Jr.
Houston Retting, Eagleville, Jr.
Anthony Lastra, David Crockett, Sr.

285
Jonathan Davis, Soddy Daisy, Sr.
Brayden Vance, David Crockett, Sr.
Jalen Wright, Gibbs, Sr.
Robert Tatum, Tullahoma, Sr.

Class AA
106
Noah Watkins, Dobyns Bennett, Fr.
Q Dyer, Bradley Central, Fr.
Joseph Marcin, Arlington, Jr.
Sricharan Kosanam, Collierville, Jr.

113
Jose Cordero, Cleveland, Jr.
Nolan Barton, Nolensville, Jr.
Emamuel Claybrooks, McGavock Comprehensive, Jr.
Thomas Lobliner, Ravenwood, Jr.

120
Chase Walker, Cleveland, Sr
Chase Smalling, Science Hill, Jr.
Ryan Dietrick, Ravenwood, So.
Andrew Workman, Blackman, So.

126
Mason Jakob, Dobyns Bennett, Jr.
Kyle Nielsen, Spring Hill, Jr.
Devin Corbin, Collierville, So.
Colt Maughon, Cleveland, Jr.

132
Tristian Collier, Green Hill, Fr.
Chase Creque, Siegel, Sr.
Zac Bosken, Cleveland, Sr.
JD Longley, Ravenwood, So.

138
Kellen Sanders, Cleveland, Fr.
Maddox Eskew, Ravenwood, Jr.
Derek Winseman, Dobyns Bennett, So.
Connor Reeves, Springfield, Sr.

144
Riddeck Romano, Independence, Sr.
Landon McLean, Blackman, Jr.
Cruz Pryor, Nolensville, Jr.
Jayden McKinney, Summit, Sr.

150
Zachery Little, Summit, Jr.
Harlen Hunley, Knox Halls, Sr.
Gary High, Cleveland, Fr.
Kyle Hogg, Bradley Central, Sr.

157
Brayden Leach, Summit, Sr.
Jack Anderson, Bartlett, Sr.
Luke Athoe, Green Hill, Sr.
Carson Pennington, Arlington, So.

165
Brodie Melzoni, Nolensville, Jr.
Matthew Anderson, Ravenwood, Jr.
Deameion Leavell, Bearden, Jr.
Joshua Pulley, Cleveland, Fr.

175
Cy Fowler, Cleveland, Sr.
Barrett Whaley, Knox Halls, Jr.
Wiley Suskawicz, Bradley Central, Jr.
Alex Osburn, Ravenwood, Sr.

190
Chase Mayes, Nolensville, Sr.
Blaise Meeks, Blackman, Sr.
Rock Shurette, Cleveland, Fr.
Standford Thompson, West Creek, Sr.

215
Ashton Boswell, Cordova, Sr.
Jake Sentell, Nolensville, So.
Gabe Moore, Cleveland, Jr.
Tony Hatley, Bartlett, Sr.

285
Tyson Russell, Cleveland, Sr.
Peter Savarino, Summit, Sr.
Jackson Ard, Brentwood, Sr.
Seaton Tallent, Jefferson County, Sr.

Division II
106
Tanner Tran, Father Ryan, Jr.
Cade Riddle, Lakeway Christian, 8th grade
Triston Mouton, Baylor School, So.
Camden Ritchie, McCallie School, 8th grade

113
Cash Waymire, Brentwood Academy, Jr.
Aidan Hare, Father Ryan, So.
Joseph Drewry, Christian Brothers, So.
Carlton King, Montgomery Bell Academy, Fr.

120
Christopher Swann, Baylor School, Jr.
Axel Ritchie, McCallie School, Jr.
Nolan Hardeman, Boyd Buchanan, Jr.
Braxton Eason, Father Ryan, So.

126
Jaxon Lane, McCallie School, Fr.
Luke Kibelbek, Lakeway Christian, So.
Jacob Bond, Baylor School, Sr.
Bo Dominguez, Brentwood Academy, So.

132
Brody Gobbell, Father Ryan, Sr.
Cole Gumlick, Lakeway Christian, Sr.
Harbor Bent, Boyd Buchanan, Jr.
Hudson Salvaggio, Christian Brothers, Sr.

138
Casen Roark, Father Ryan, Sr.
Malachi Puckett, Baylor School, So.
Cainan Williams, McCallie School, Fr.
Wilson Jamison, Christian Brothers, Jr.

144
Dylan Villers, McCallie School, Fr.
Cameron Helton, Lakeway Christian, Sr.
Chase Hart, Baylor School, Sr.
Hudson Frazier, Montgomery Bell Academy, Sr.

150
William Phillips, Baylor School, Jr.
Ethan Lampert, Father Ryan, Sr.
Andrew Connow, Pope John Paul II, Sr.
Braden Ryan, McCallie School, Jr.

157
Griffin Davis, St. George’s Independent, Sr.
William Emendorfer, Baylor School, Jr.
Findley Smout, Christian Brothers, Jr.
Callen Bridgman, Chattanooga Christian, Sr.

165
Titus Norman, Baylor School, Jr.
Chancery Deane, Father Ryan, Sr.
Mason Butler, Christian Brothers, Sr.
Brody Casto, Lakeway Christian, Sr.

175
Maximus Norman, Baylor School, Sr
Claiborne Tompkins, Montgomery Bell Academy, Sr.
Jordan Crouch, Pope John Paul II, Jr.
Xander Hatcher, Boyd Buchanan, So.

190
Jay Eversole, Lakeway Christian, Sr.
Sawyer Rutherford, Father Ryan, Sr.
Dylan Reel, Baylor School, Jr.
Jonah Bumgarner, Chattanooga Christian, Sr.

215
Ryder Smith, Chattanooga Christian, Jr.
Elias Franks, Montgomery Bell Academy, Sr.
Cannon Voiles, McCallie School, So.
James Davenport, Friendship Christian, Sr.

285
Cooper Gentle of McCallie School, Jr.
James Trainer of Montgomery Bell Academy, Sr.
Tyre Brown of Chattanooga Christian, So.
Jon Adair of Nashville Christian, Sr.

GIRLS
100
Easton Dadiomoff, Montgomery Central, Fr.
Evangeline Monge, Centennial, So.
Mylee Goodwin, Bradley Central, Sr.
Addyson Brown, McGavock Comprehensive, Sr.

107
Ellie Underwood, Seymour, Sr.
Cora Finstad, Gibbs, So.
Justine Su, Collierville, Fr.
Libby Robledo, Ravenwood, Fr.

114
Senna Grassman, Cleveland, Jr.
Tatiana Pena-Corona, Clarksville High, Jr.
Syriana Berrios, West Creek, Sr.
Cresson Postlewaite, Seymour, Jr.

120
Jaden Evans, York Institute, Sr.
Nataleigh Shane, Bradley Central, Jr.
Mirah Currie, Oakland, Sr.
Danielle Connors, Anderson County, So.

126
Sophia Satterfield, Knox Halls, Sr.
Nevada Wildheart, Rossview, So.
Audreyona Perkins, Cleveland, Jr.
Emery Wilson, Ravenwood, So.

132
Caroline Hilton, Cleveland, Fr.
Lexi Dean, West Creek, So.
Laura Gupton, Independence, Jr.
Shai Ring, Blackman, Sr.

138
Mariana Bowen, West Creek, Jr.
Ava Johnson, Clarksville High, So.
Jocelyn Kolozsy, Montgomery Central, Sr.
Halai Cox, McGavock Comprehensive, Sr.

145
Trinity Roberts, Heritage, Jr.
Sally Johnson, Clarksville Northwest, Jr.
Shelby Williams, Gibbs, Jr.
Ali Bryant, Blackman, Jr.

152
Sawyer Ward, Science Hill, Jr.
Audrey Levendusky, Montgomery Central, Jr.
Elizabeth Hill, Father Ryan, Fr.
Danika Mealer, Riverdale, Jr.

165
Piper Fowler, Cleveland, Sr.
Janiya Johnson, Kirkwood, So.
Samarah Tafiti, East Ridge, Jr.
Taelyn Atkinson, Rossview, Jr.

185
Irelynn Lauren, West Creek, Jr.
Lakeria Kelly, Pearl-Cohn, So.
Ellysia Jennings, Coffee County, So.
Tyrenoria Munene, Clarksville Northwest, Sr.

235
Ashleigh Williams, Stewarts Creek, Sr.
Jehieli Velez-Almodovar, West Creek, Sr.
Samantha O’Leary, Summit, Jr.
Madelin Zunun, Cleveland, Sr.

TSWA recognizes college players of the week - April 8

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Union University outfielder Carson Chavies had a huge week as the Bulldogs won their series against Alabama-Huntsville and earning this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s College Baseball Player of the Week award.

The senior from Collierville, Tenn., finished 8-for-14 on the week with three home runs and a double, while also driving in 13 runs and scoring six more times. He ended the week with a 1.849 OPS and 1.286 slugging percentage.

He went 4-for-8 during Friday’s doubleheader, hitting a home run in both games, then went 4-for-6 in the finale with a round-tripper and a double.

On the hill, Tennessee junior lefty Liam Doyle was the starting end of a combined no-hitter for the second time this season as he struck out eight and walked two over six scoreless innings with the Volunteers silencing Texas A&M 10-0 in a seven-inning run-rule decision.

The Derry, N.H., product led the Vols to their 10th no-hitter in program history and the first by a Southeastern Conference team in league play since Vanderbilt delivered a no-no to Kentucky in 2022.

SOFTBALL: Chattanooga took both awards on the softball side as graduate Kailey Snell was named the Player of the Week and junior Peja Goold was named the Pitcher of the Week.

Snell led the Mocs at the plate, hitting .571 with a double and three RBI while scoring twice. The Shelbyville, Tenn., native was 3-for-3 with two RBI on a single in the second and a double in the fifth inning against Jacksonville State. She also had a 4-for-4 day against Western Carolina with two RBI in the series opener before adding another hit and RBI in the finale Saturday.

Goold made two starts in three appearances last week, collecting 20 strikeouts with six walks to go with a 2.39 ERA. The Stockton, Calif., native earned her Southern Conference-leading 14th win and second save of the campaign. Against the Gamecocks, she entered the game with two down in the sixth, then worked through the seventh to earn her second save of the season. In the middle game against the Catamounts, she earned her 14th win of the season, then struck out 12 in the finale in her 13th complete outing this year.

BASEBALL
Feb. 18 | Player: Blake Pou (Sewanee); Pitcher: Ryan Higgins (Carson-Newman)
Feb. 25 | Player: Eston Snider (Middle Tennessee); Pitcher: Liam Doyle (Tennessee)
March 4 | Player: Gavin Kilen (Tennessee); Pitcher: Jake Poindexter (Lipscomb)
March 11 | Player: Levi Clark (Tennessee); Pitcher: Drew Horn (Middle Tennessee)
March 18 | Player: Joey Parliament (Trevecca Nazarene); Pitcher: Marcus Phillips (Tennessee)
March 25 | Player: Hunter Ensley (Tennessee); Pitcher: Taj Donald (Sewanee)
April 1 | Player: Cameron Nickens (Austin Peay); Pitcher: Kolton Casson (Carson-Newman)
April 8 | Player: Carson Chavies (Union); Pitcher: Liam Doyle (Tennessee)

SOFTBALL
Feb. 11 | Player: Danielle Jason (Tusculum); Pitcher: Maya Johnson (Belmont)
Feb. 18 | Player: Abbie Buckner (Sewanee); Pitcher: Reagen Huskey (Sewanee)
Feb. 25 | Player: Brianna Asmondy (Trevecca): Pitcher: Maya Johnson (Belmont)
March 4 | Player: Hayden Dye (Carson-Newman); Pitcher: Peja Goold (Chattanooga)
March 11 | Player: Presley Williamson (Chattanooga); Pitcher: Peja Goold (Chattanooga)
March 18 | Player: Morgan Jennings (Union University); Pitcher: Ashlan Sensing (Trevecca Nazarene)
March 25 | Player: Abbee Klinefelter (Tennessee Tech); Pitcher: Maya Johnson (Belmont)
April 1 | Player: Alyssa Suits (King University); Pitcher: Taylor Long (Chattanooga)
April 8 | Player: Kailey Snell (Chattanooga); Pitcher: Peja Goold (Chattanooga)

College players of the week honored by TSWA - April 1

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Austin Peay senior outfielder Cameron Nickens had an impressive week as the Govs’ slugger collected nine RBI on the week, earning this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association College Baseball Player of the Week honor.

Nickens opened his week with a home run and two RBI against in-state foe Tennessee Tech, then went a combined 8-for-12 in the Atlantic Sun series against Bellarmine, including seven RBI, three runs scored, two doubles and a home run.

The Magnolia, Texas, native was named the A-Sun Player of the Week as he batted .529 over the four games with five extra-base hits. He improved to a .407 batting average on the season with 39 total RBI and 10 round-trippers.

On the bump, Carson-Newman freshman hurler Kolton Casson was named the Pitcher of the Week as he went seven innings against UVA-Wise, striking out 13 as he yielded just one run on eight hits for his fourth complete game of the season.

The Benton, Tenn., native recorded the most strikeouts by an Eagle pitcher since Dillon Cate whiffed 15 against Northwood back in 2018. He was also named the WePlayed Sports South Atlantic Conference Pitcher of the Week.

This season, Casson has a 9-0 record in nine appearances with a 2.11 earned run average, walking 10 and striking out 59.

SOFTBALL: King University senior third baseman/catcher Alyssa Suits earned the Softball Player of the Week honor as she guided the Tornado to a 3-1 mark on the week, hitting .733 with 11 hits in 15 at-bats. Among those, she collected two home runs, two doubles and a triple as she drove in seven runs and came home to score seven more.

The Jonesborough, Tenn., native earned the Conference Carolinas Player of the Week honor. Among her week’s highlights included a 3-for-5 game against Emmanuel with a double and a home run with two RBI and three runs scored and a 3-for-3 game against Converse with three RBI and two runs scored, collecting a double and a triple.

In the circle, Chattanooga pitcher Taylor Long claimed the Pitcher of the Week honor as she compiled a 0.00 ERA with a 2-0 record, striking out 19 among her two complete-game shutouts.

The Calhoun, Ga., product was named the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Week. Long started the week with a 1-0 victory over Tennessee Tech, taking a no-hitter against the Golden Eagles into the fifth frame as she struck out eight. Against Mercer, Long sat down 11 more in a 6-0 victory to improve to 8-0 on the season with 94 strikeouts and a 2.52 ERA.

TSWA names college players of the week - March 25

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee redshirt senior outfielder Hunter Ensley put on a show this past week as he helped the Vols claim a series win over No. 10 Alabama and earn this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association College Baseball Player of the Week.

Across four games, Ensley hit .520 (11-for-20) with nine RBI and four runs scored. The Huntingdon native had multiple hits in all four games on the week and had six RBI in the series against the nationally-ranked Crimson Tide.

He had four hits – including two doubles – and three RBI in the midweek contest against East Tennessee State, then went 3-for-4 with two runs score, two RBI and a career-high three stolen bases in the 10-7 win over Alabama. He finished out the series Saturday with another multi-hit game that included a double and three runs driven in to claim the series win.

On the bump, Sewanee sophomore righty Taj Donald earned the Pitcher of the Week honor. During the Tigers’ seven-inning 18-5 win over Rhodes, the Chester Springs, Pa., product went five scoreless frames – including going three-up, three down in the first two innings. He was a model of efficiency, facing just 18 batters in all and coaxing 10 groundouts with two strikeouts.

SOFTBALL: Tennessee Tech sophomore Abbee Klinefelter put together a great week on offense to take the Player of the Week award as she batted .545 on the week in four contests to lead the Golden Eagles to a series sweep over Western Illinois.

For the week, the Clearwater, Fla., Golden Eagle drove in seven runs along and came home to score four times with a .500 on-base percentage and a .636 slugging mark. She went 2-for-3 in two of the games against the Fighting Leathernecks, while also collecting six RBI in Tech’s first three-game conference sweep since 2022. Klinefelter also had two sacrifice flies and a sacrifice hit on the week.

In the circle, Belmont redshirt junior lefty Maya Johnson was the Pitcher of the Week as she went 2-0 on the week to improve to 13-1 on the season. She threw 19 total innings, while striking out 32 along the way.

In all, she allowed just seven hits without yielding a run to compile a 0.00 earned run average on the week. Johnson threw 12 strikeouts in two of her contests in an 8-0 win over Murray State and a 3-0 win at Illinois State.

College players of the week recognized - March 18

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Trevecca senior second baseman Joey Parliment had a great week at the plate, earning this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association College Baseball Player of the Week honor on Tuesday.

Parliment, a Gordonsville native, batted .643 on the week with six runs scored, eight RBI and three home runs as the Trojans took two of three from Union, winning the final two games of the series. He went 2-for-5 with two RBI and a home run, then had a pair of three RBI games as he went 4-for-4 with four runs scored and a round-tripper in game two, then 3-for-5 in the finale with another home run.

His ninth hit of the series also included a walk-off single in the bottom of the 11th inning in the finale to clinch the series victory.

On the hill, Tennessee junior righty Marcus Phillips was the Pitcher of the Week as he picked up a complete-game shutout victory over Florida in his first career Southeastern Conference start.

The junior from Sioux Falls, S.D., yielded five hits but no one came home to score as he walked one and struck out seven. The seven innings worked bested his previous high of 5 2/3. The complete-game shutout was the first for the Vols since Drew Beam did that against Vanderbilt on April 3, 2022.

SOFTBALL: Union senior Morgan Jennings was the Player of the Week. Leading the team to a series win over Trevecca, Jennings batted .538 with seven hits, scoring three runs and driving in another with two walks and stealing one base.

In the circle, Trevecca senior pitcher Ashlan Sensing was the Pitcher of the Week, going the distance against Union as she threw seven scoreless innings, holding them to just two hits. The Dickson, Tenn., native struck out seven in the victory as she improved to 12-4 on the season.