Honoring Robertson County-area 2020 softball seniors RUSSELL VANNOZZI rvannozzi@mainstreetmediatn.com May 9, 2020 High school sports were one of many activities interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. Spring sports seniors had their careers end abruptly, without an opportunity to enjoy typical end-of-year tournaments and banquets that bring closure to the high school athletic experience. The Connection will recognize

Apr 22, 2020       STAFF REPORTS      sports@mainstreetmediatn.com Former White House Heritage dual-sport standout Alex McFarlin has continued her athletic success at the collegiate level. McFarlin, who plays basketball and softball at Volunteer State Community College, was recently named to the Tennessee Community College Athletic Association (TCCAA) All-Conference second team for basketball. The

Congratulations to Heritage Alumni, Alyssa Arden on earning a spot on the Tennessean’s all-decade high school softball team. The Tennessean’s all-decade high school softball team   White House Heritage catcher Riley Hallum, left, and pitcher Alyssa Arden do a bump with a handshake before the start of every inning against Greenbrier on Monday May 7, 2018.

Spring sports schedules and rosters are being uploaded daily. Look for Baseball, Softball, Soccer and Track schedules for high school & middle school under the Spring Sports menu.

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HS Softball will have a Parent/Info meeting Tues. Aug. 27th at 5:30 in the library. MS Softball will have a meeting afterwards at 6:30pm in the library.

Main Street Preps   RUSSELL VANNOZZI rvannozzi@mainstreetmediatn.com     May 7, 2019 White House senior Mallory Gut did not want her high school career to end on her home field Monday afternoon. With the Lady Devils on the brink of elimination, Gut tossed a complete game to help White House defeat White House Heritage 4-2 in the District 9-AA softball

Main Street Preps Staff Reports     May 2, 2019 White House Heritage closed out the regular season with an 11-1 win over Harpeth last Tuesday. The Lady Patriots finished 7-5 in District 9-AA and will enter this week’s district tournament as the number four seed.  Against Harpeth, the Patriot bats got to it right away in