NEWPORT—It wasn’t a victory, but the Cocke County High School golf team is continuing to build momentum as the midpoint of the season fast approaches.

NEWPORT—Week one is officially here, and so, too, is the beginning of the Scotty Dykes era of Cocke County High School football.

NEWPORT—A clean sweep opened up district play for the Cocke County Lady Red at home on Tuesday.

ROGERSVILLE—Tuesday lent another victory to the Cocke County High School boys’ soccer program.

NEWPORT—The 2019 campaign didn’t get off to the start the Cocke County Lady Red would have liked on Monday evening.

MORRISTOWN—Preseason is officially in the books for the Cocke County Fighting Cocks. Up next. The 2019 regular season.

COSBY—The 2019 Ken Green Soccer Jamboree showcased a tale of two sides in Cocke County on Saturday.

NEWPORT—Kick off for the 2019 high school football season is just over a week away, and the Cocke County High Fighting Cocks are making the most of the lead-up to the season opener.

MORRISTOWN—A fair day was in store for the Cocke County High School golf team at Morristown’s Golf Invitational on Monday.

SEVIERVILLE—The preseason for Cocke County High School was introduced with a punch from the backfield against Sevier County on Friday.

NEWPORT—The Cocke County High School golf team got off to a solid start to the new season on Thursday.

NEWPORT—The countdown to kickoff for the 2019 football season is officially on for the Cocke County High Fighting Cocks.

The temperature may have dipped a little this weekend, but don’t let the weather fool you. August starts next week and football season is just weeks away.

DANDRIDGE—An old rivalry could soon resurface on Cocke County High School’s football schedule in the foreseeable future.

DANDRIDGE—The Cocke County High School Fighting Cocks are a step closer to kicking off the 2019 high school football season.

NEWPORT—Arguably one of Cocke County High School’s most decorated passers is on his way to the next level.

In just a little over a month the first Football Friday of the season will hit news stands as the 2019 high school football season gets underway.

NEWPORT—The 2019 high school football season is a mere two months away, and Cocke County High School’s first year head coach Scotty Dykes has his staff set for his opening season as head coach.

NEWPORT—Any time a local athlete moves on to the next level it’s always special. Cocke County’s Alec McCampbell’s situation has a full family feel, though.

NEWPORT—The summer of coaching changes isn’t over yet.

The rivalry is back, and this time it didn’t take over three decades to knock the dust off.

As the spring sports season comes to a close for the 2019 season at the annual Spring Fling event in Murfreesboro, Tenn., athletes throughout the state are earning recognition for their efforts throughout the year.

NEWPORT—With time comes change.

NEWPORT—Excitement is in the air after spring football wrapped up for the Cocke County Fighting Cocks.

NEWPORT—As we grow up, no matter how far we may stray we always yearn to come home.

NEWPORT—Cocke County athletic director A.C. Willis laid out his plan shortly after the high school head football coaching position became vacant.

MORRISTOWN—The road ended in the District 2-AAA Semifinals for the Cocke County Lady Red on Wednesday.

MORRISTOWN—An early 2-0 deficit was erased with hot bats as the Cocke County Lady Red survived another elimination game in the District 2-AAA tournament on Tuesday.

MORRISTOWN—Ariel Holt and Jarica Ensley’s two-out bombs carried the Cocke County Lady Red over the Seymour Lady Eagles in Monday’s District 2-AAA elimination game.

NEWPORT—Two weeks have passed since former head coach of the Cocke County High School Fighting Cocks football program Caleb Slover announced he was resigning to take the same position at Region 1-5A rival Morristown East.

Former Cosby High School football assistant Levi Cooper is on the move.

MORRISTOWN—Individual growth happened to be the core focus with Cocke County’s Track and Field team looking forward.

MORRISTOWN—Solo shots ruled the day, but the Cocke County Lady Red found themselves on the wrong end once it was over.

MORRISTOWN—An early hole was no detriment for the Cocke County Lady Red in their postseason opener on Friday night.

SEYMOUR—As if a season-ending loss wasn’t bad enough, the manner in which the Cocke County Fighting Cocks’ season was capped off was even worse.

The high school football coaching carousel continues its unusual late season movement.

NEWPORT—The Cocke County Lady Red are heading into the postseason swinging.

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NEWPORT—Every team is striving to build momentum towards the postseason at this stage in the season.

MOSHEIM—The Cocke County Fighting Cocks are looking to build confidence with the remainder of their regular season slate.

NEWPORT—With an opportunity to lock up third place in District 2-AAA, the Cocke County Lady Red were stymied by Morristown West in a one-run loss on Tuesday night.

COSBY—He may not have had five goals, but Eduardo Gonzalez again saved the day for the Cosby Eagles.

Both Cosby and Cocke County high school baseball teams fell victim to heartbreaking losses on the road on Tuesday.

NEWPORT—It’s about to get real for the Cocke County Lady Red softball program.

NEWPORT—The Cocke County High Fighting Cocks had to fight off a late scare to pull out the victory on Thursday.

MORRISTOWN—A battle between two of the top three teams in District 2-AAA did not favor the Cocke County Lady Red on Thursday.

NEWPORT—The first of two matches between the Cosby Eagles and the Cocke County Fighting Cocks belonged to Cosby after its triumph on Tuesday.

NEWPORT—Scratching runs across has been a problematic issue in recent weeks for the Cocke County Lady Red.