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Cannon Courier
Fall Sports Preview
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Wishing you a
great season!
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2014 CCHS LIONS
1 - Austin Brock
2 - Forrest Mason
3 - AJ Daniel
5 - Seth Woods
6 - Josh Walkup
8 - Courtland Ryan
9 - Jake Walkup
10 - Bo Bryson
11 - Wilder Mankin
14 - Jake Hoskins
18 - Jeremy Litchford
19 - Brady Page
20 - Tyler Grandstaff
21 - Case Isenhart
22 - Quinton Leath
25 - Dakota Grandstaff
26 - Dylan Buse
27 - C. Stembridge
28 - Anton Knox
32 - Ethan Smith
34 - Dalton Morris
50 - Eldon Resko
53- Maika Fonoti
55 - David Fonoti
58 - Daniel Davis
62 - Dylan Lokey
63 - Austin Bogle
64 - Kelly Cantrell
67- Bo Parker
68 = Billy Motlow
70 - Michael Young
72 - Garrett Cook
73 - Cole Hill
74 - J. Mooneyham
76 - Jacob Duggin
77 - Kyle Martinez
79 - Terry Parker
81 - Jayden Coon
HC TJ Daniel
CANNON COUNTY YOUTH FOOTBALL (5-7 YEAR-OLDS)
TONY STINNETT photo
Members of the 2014 Cannon County Youth
Football League Pee Wee (5-7 year-olds) team
include, front row from left, Jason Wilson,
Cayden Onate,
Brayden Smithson, Jesse
Jernigan, Alexander Williamson, Matthew
Phillips, and Tanner Turrentine. Second row,
from left, Connor Williamson, Lane Southworth,
Jaxon Smith, Brylee Parsons, Colton Gater and
Trenton Brown. Not pictured: Coaches David
Brown and Michael Mowl.
2014 Pee Schedule
Aug. 23
Trousdale Co.^
10 AM
Aug. 30
at Clay Co.
10 AM
Sept. 6
Gordonsville
10 AM
Sept. 13
at Trousdale Co.
10 AM
Sept. 20
at Watertown
10 AM
Oct. 4
Jackson Co.
10 AM
Oct. 11
1st playoff at Trousdale Co.
Oct. 18
Championship at Gordonsville
^ - Jamboree at CCHS
all home games are played at CCHS’ Schwartz
Field.
"Football is an
honest game. It’s
true to life. It’s a
game about sharing.
Football is a team
game. So is life."
--Joe Namath
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TONY STINNETT photo
Football Senior League (10-12 year-olds) team
include, front row from left, Tyler Walls, Trevor
Martin, Nick Phillips, Ethan Duke, Chase Martin
and Ty Kyne. Second row from left, Lane Nichols,
Jackson Thomas, Matthew Alexander, Payton
Blair and Cordell Howell. Third row from left,
Byron Clay, Ryan Logan, Logan Bundy, Brett
Skimehorn, Keenan Bain and Connor Tucker.
Coaches: Peter Kyne, left, and Ed Phillips.
2014 Senior Schedule
Aug. 23
Trousdale Co.^
1 PM
Aug. 30
at Clay Co.
1 PM
Sept. 6
Gordonsville
1 PM
Sept. 13
at Trousdale Co.
1 PM
Sept. 20
at Watertown
1 PM
Oct. 4
Jackson Co.
1 PM
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
^ - Jamboree at CCHS
all home games are played at CCHS’ Schwartz
Field.
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all athletes great success
in the upcoming year.
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CCHS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
TONY STINNETT photo
Members of the 2014 Cannon County
High School Cheerleading squad
include, front row from left, Hannah
Pate, Emily Beaty, Kyla Anderson,
Kaylee Dinovo, Kearstin Prater,
Katelyn Harris, Tara Thomas and
Alana Paschal. Back row from left,
Baily Knox, Lily Davis, Aimee Mears,
Tori Russell, Alison Smith, Shianne
Ashford, Mikayla Schwartz and
Katherine Russo. Not pictured: Tammy
Smith, sponsor.
Catch The Flavor...
Wishing A Great Season To All
“After each game, I want to be able to say:
I gave it all I could, I gave it my best.” -- Unknown
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CCHS FOOTBALL PREVIEW
Lions looking to
climb ladder of
success in 2014
Early season key for Cannon County
TONY STINNETT
Courier Sports Editor
Climb is the theme for
Cannon County’s football
team in 2014.
The Lions are looking to
“climb” the ladder of
success as the season
unfolds. When you see an
oak ladder on the sidelines
during the season you will
understand what it signifies.
The Lions are hoping to
make the climb one rung at a
time.
“We have a lot of
experienced players back
this season,” said secondyear Head Coach T.J. Daniel.
“Some of our players gained
valuable
experience
throughout last season and
we are hoping that pays off
this year.
“Our slogan is ‘Climb,’
and that’s what we hope to
do.”
The Lions kick off the 2014
season against Middle
Tennessee Christian at
Schwartz Field Friday (Aug.
22). It is the first of four
home games in the first six
contests. In fact, Cannon
County will play five of its
first eight games at home.
“The early season is key
for us,” said senior Ethan
Smith. “We have worked
hard
throughout
the
offseason and we have had a
good preseason. We have to
protect our home. Three of
the first four games are at
home so hopefully that will
work to our advantage.”
After opening against
Middle Tennessee Christian,
Cannon County travels to
Jackson County before
playing host to Red Boiling
Springs and rival DeKalb
County.
Cannon County’s offense
has been non-existent the
last two years but the Lions
are hoping experience and
some new players at skill
positions will improve the
output in 2014.
Senior Jake Hoskins is
back on the gridiron after
not playing the previous two
seasons. Hoskins expects to
see action at quarterback,
running back and receiver
on offense, while also
helping in the Cannon
County defensive backfield.
Hoskins will provide the
Lions with a dual threat
under center and will
operate out of the wildcat
package. Sophomore Josh
Walkup got his feet wet
under center when he
shared duty with A.J. Daniel
at quarterback last season.
He is more of a prototypical
dropback quarterback and
also expects to help put a
spark in the offense.
“I think we are better
prepared and have more of
an understanding of the
offense,” Walkup said. “A lot
of the players have been on
the field and no what they
are doing. We just have to
execute.”
Cannon County’s offensive
backfield also should be
improved with Hoskins, A.J.
Daniel and Case Isenhart in
the mix.
The receiving corps should
also be deep with Wilder
Mankin, Bo Bryson, A.J.
Daniel,
Smith,
Forrest
Mason, Austin Brock, Seth
Woods, Jeremy Litchford,
Anton Knox and Jake
Walkup seeing action.
“We have several different
weapons in the passing
attack and they all bring
See CLIMB, page 5
JOEL FRANKLIN photo
Defensive back/returner Jeremy Litchford, 18, is primed for a big season in his
return from a broken collarbone.
ON THE COVER: The 2014 Cannon County senior leaders are, from left, Dakota Grandstaff, Billy Motlow, Ethan Smith, Wilder Mankin, Bo Parker, A.J. Daniel,
Jacob Duggin, Forrest Mason, Jake Hoskins, David Fonoti, Daniel Davis, Terry Parker and Jeremiah Mooneyham. Cover photo taken by Candace Jones, Candace
Jones Photography.
CLIMB...
something different to the table,” Coach
Daniel said. “The biggest key is we must
execute and eliminate costly turnovers that
have hurt us in the past.”
One reason for optimism is an experienced
offensive line that should better protect the
quarterback and create more running lanes
for Cannon County’s stable of backs.
Leading the way in the trenches will be
senior David Fonoti, Daniel Davis, Jacob
Duggin, Terry Parker, Jeremiah Mooneyham
and Billy Motlow. Sophomore Makai Fonoti
is also a beast up front and should make a
difference.
These guys have to be in great shape
because most of them also play along the
defensive line.
“We have quality players up front and we
have worked hard during the offseason,”
Duggin said. “We are in good shape and we
have to be but the big thing is we need to
stay healthy because we don’t have a great
deal of depth. That’s the biggest thing.”
Cannon County’s defense showed gains
and signs of improvement in 2013. That unit
hopes to climb another step in a positive
direction this season and, like the offense,
has several quality players back who should
make an immediate impact.
The middle of the defense is filled with
playmakers, such as Bryson, Isenhart, Eldon
Resco and Jake Walkup. Hoskins is also
expected to make significant progress for the
defense.
Cannon County’s secondary also brings a
wealth of experience. Ethan Smith, Josh
Walkup, A.J. Daniel, Jeremy Litchford,
Wilder Mankin and Austin Brock making
chief contributions. Brock was a huge
surprise in 2013 as he made significant
strides and become of the team’s most
reliable cover corners. He had two
interceptions and has enjoyed an
outstanding preseason.
“We have the parts to make improvement
in several areas and the defensive backfield
is one of those,” Coach Daniel said.
“Experience does not mean you are going to
win but it gives you more of a chance. The
big thing for us is with the experience we
have more players who understand
terminology and were to be in certain
situations. We haven’t had to spend as much
time coaching what we have already taught.
They have done a good job retaining
information so we have made progress
there.”
The Lions are hoping to make more
progress throughout the season as they look
to climb the ladder of success.
JOEL FRANKLIN photo
Senior Ethan Smith, 32, is a three-year starter and two-way player for the Cannon
County Lions.
CANDACE JONES photo
Members of the 2014 Cannon County Football Coaching Staff include, from left, Doug Adams, Stephen Graves, defensive coordinator; T.J. Daniel, head coach; Doug
Bane and John Robinson.
CCHS GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
TONY STINNETT photo
Members of the 2014 CCHS Girls
Cross Country team include, from left,
Lauren Turney, Head Coach Marc
Larson,
Leeann
Scott,
Kristen
McReynolds, Hattie Fann, Laura Beth
Nichols, Erin McReynolds, Hannah
Faulkner, Hannah Whited, Sarah
Hickman, Elva Magana, Kristen Hale
and Alayna Reed.
CCHS BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
TONY STINNETT photo
Members of the 2014 Cannon County Boys Cross Country team include, from left, Jacob Bentley, Head Coach Marc Larson, Michael Higdon, Tyler Bailey, Tristan
Morten, Jake Burdick, Austin Duggin, Marshall McReynolds, Aaron Smith, Walker Hatfield, Devin Gilpatrick, Sam Sissom, Caleb Sissom, John Frazier, Jake
Johnston and Reece Widsom.
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CCHS BOYS GOLF
RONNY BURKS photo
Members of the 2014 CCHS
Boys Golf team include, from
left, William Parker, Josh
Ruehlen, Bradley Vickers,
Jacob Nave, Jake Todd, Briar
Jakes, Hunter Vickers and
Nick Vassar.
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CCHS GIRLS SOCCER
Members of the 2014 CCHS Girls Soccer team include, kneeling from left, LeeAnn Scott, Kaylee Nemeth, Victoria Jones, Baylee Nemeth, Hannah Haley, C.J. Roberts,
Kallie McCrary and Bailey Sims. Standing, from left, Raquel Novoa, Jayne Dyer, Jylian Jones, Kendra Maynard, Head Coach Zachary McAllister, Brianna Poppelle,
Autumn King, Livia Walker and Molly Williams.
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CCHS VOLLEYBALL
TONY STINNETT photo
Members of the 2014 CCHS Volleyball team include, from left, Assistant Coach Ellen Eggleston, Cari Eggleston, Katie Hoskins, Alyssa Whited, Cheyenne Fann,
Catie Adams, Haylee Mooneyham, Courtney Talley, Kelsie Willis, Maggie Cook, Madelynne Bogle, Catherine Shaw, Dasia Coon, Qwentin McMackins, manager;
and Head Coach Melissa Young.
“I am not a perfectionist, but I like to feel that things are done well.
More important than that, I feel an endless need to learn, to improve,
to evolve, not only to please the coach and the fans, but also to feel
satisfied with myself. It is my conviction that here are no limits to
learning, and that it can never stop, no matter what our age.”
-- Cristiano Ronaldo
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2014 Cannon County Lions
2014 CCHS Schedule
Aug. 22
Middle Tenn. Christian 7 PM
Aug. 29
at Jackson Co.
7 PM
Sept. 12
Red Boiling Springs
7 PM
Sept. 19
at DeKalb Co.*
7 PM
Sept. 26
at Watertown
7 PM
Oct. 3
Macon Co.*
7 PM
Oct. 10
at Livingston Acad.*
7 PM
Oct. 17
Smith Co.*
7 PM
Oct. 24
at York*
7 PM
Oct. 31
at Upperman*
7 PM
* - Region game
all home games (in bold) are played at CCHS’
Schwartz Field.
Wishing all athletes
great success this year!
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Woodbury
563-2266
Let’s go Lions!
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3030 Gassaway Road
Boyd Pitts, Owner
563-5171
TONY STINNETT photo
Football Junior League (8-9 year-olds) team
include, front row from left, Spencer Chatwood,
Tucker Kyne, Branson Smithson, Steven Jones,
Aiden Moore and Jake Foster. Second row, from
left, Waylon Southworth, Austin Alexander,
George Seybold, Austin Mofield, Bryant
Robinson and Tyson Pope. Third row, from left,
Dustin Jones, Jefferson Campbell, Joshua
Jernigan, Jacob Robinson, Camryn Schlangen
and Nick Foster. Fourth row, from left, Michael
Austin Sullivan, Theo Winters, Derrick
Turrentine, Antoni Howell, Josh Mingle and
Garrett Anderson. Top row, from left, coaches,
Jacob Pope, T.J. Southworth, Mike Thomas, Kyle
Anderson, BJ Jones and Josh Robinson.
2014 Junior Schedule
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Trousdale Co.^
11:30 AM
at Clay Co.
11:30 AM
Gordonsville
11:30 AM
at Trousdale Co.
11:30 AM
at Watertown
11:30 AM
Jackson Co.
11:30 AM
^ - Jamboree at CCHS; home games played at CCHS.
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Cannon County athletics!!!
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YOUTH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS
TONY STINNETT photo
Youth Football Cheerleading squad
include, first row from left, Reese
Vance, Liliana Pope, Sadie Thomas,
Katie Kyne, and Makenna Luttrell.
Second row from left, Annalee
Hibdon, Ainsley Moore and Ava
Roberts. Third row, from left, Addison
Shirley, Anna Lava, Sadie Prater and
Elizabeth Rowell. Top row from left,
Madalyn Phillips, Jesse TuckerVaughn, Isabella Pelham, Cadence
Witty and Nancy Caroline Thomas.
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CANNON COUNTY JUNIOR LIONS & CHEERLEADERS
TONY STINNETT photo
Members of the 2014 Cannon County Junior
Lions include, front row from left, Parker Bush,
Iian Harwood, Brent Scott, Jory Isenhart and
Jesse Floyd. Second row from left, Dalton Taylor,
Nathaniel Campbell, Austin Schlangen and Tyler
Southworth. Third row from left, Charlie Parrish,
Jacob Rains, Remington James, Tyler Vickers,
Reece Smith, Gabe Elrod and Cort Litchford.
Fourth row from left, Blake Farless, Stone
Basham, Andrew Smith, Ty St. John, Bryson Bell
and Jameson Southworth. Fifth row from left,
Cory Smith, Brady Cunningham, Alex Clark,
Briar Travis, Gage Jones and Blake Douglas. Top
row from left, coach Jesse Cunningham, Head
Coach Jason Elrod, coach Craig Bush and coach
Jonathon Smith.
2014 JR Lions Schedule
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Red Boiling Springs
Mt. Juliet Christian
Gordonsville
at DeKalb Co.
Celina
at Monterey
Jackson Co.
at Watertown
home games (in bold) played at CCHS.
TONY STINNETT photo
Junior Lions Cheerleading squad
include, front row from left, Brinley
Simmons, Ade Harwood, Dani
Waisanen, Belle Russell and Isabella
Russo. Second row from left, Katie
Hancock, Ashley Roberts, Morgan
Miner, Emma McIntosh and Alana
Whited. Top row from left, Ashley
Page, Kaitlynn Trail, Kaylan Simmons
and Amy Poppele.
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