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Feb 20th- The Lady Wildcats won their 2n consecutive district championship by defeating Rossview 64-43. As was the case in their previous matchup, defense was the deciding factor as the Wildcats jumped to a 31 point 3rd quarter lead.
Fresh off a District Championship, the All District Team was announced, and 4 Lady Wildcats were honored. Junior Imari Berry was named the District MVP as she averaged 27.4 ppg during the regular season. Senior Shooting guard Brystal Calhoun, junior point guard Malon Smith, and junior post Ella Moore were also honored with All-District Status
Imari Berry
Brystal Calhoun
Malon Smith
Ella Moore
At the conclusion of the District tournament, 4 Lady Wildcats were named to the all-tournament team. Imari Berry and Malon Smith added to their awards with this honor. Freshman Keira Garinger and Junior Ella Muiznieks earned their first awards by being named to the team.
The Lady Wildcats celebrated Brystal Night with a 62-40 win over Henry County. The winter sports honored their seniors between the girls and boys games, and we honored our only senior, Brystal Calhoun. Brystal has been with us for four years, and we are excited to see what her future brings!
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8am Varsity vs Greenbrier in the Main Gym
9am JV vs Greenbrier in the Auxillary Gym
10am Varsity vs Jo Byrns in the Main Gym
On the first day of the Early Signing Period, Scotti made her College choice official as she signed to play for Trevecca Nazarene University. Scotti becomes the 18th CHS player in the last 1o years to sign to play basketball in college.
The 2018-19 schedule has been set. In addition to playing everyone in District 10AAA twice, The team will face 3 tough Region 5 opponents in Lebanon, Hendersonville, and Gallatin. Other non-district opponents include trips to Brentwood and St. Cecilia Academy as well as a home date versus Jo Byrns. The team will also compete in the Zaxby's Christmas Tournament at Kenwood High School over the break. Click on the schedule link at the top to see this season's schedule
February 24th,2018...The Lady Wildcats finished the 2017-18 season with a record of 21 wins and 9 losses. It was the the third consecutive 20 win season for the progam. After graduating 6 seniors from last year's state bound team, this year's team lost 2 starters to season ending injuries very early in the season. Yet, this group was not to be denied. Despite losing their first 3 games of the season, the Wildcats strung together multiple winning streaks through out the season as they improved and performed as a team.
The team finished as District 10 AAA Co-Champions with a 14-2 district record. 2 wins in the district tournament earned them a berth into the region tournament where they fell to Wilson Central. Graduation and injuries opened up opportunities for many of our young players and they responded to make this a great season!
March 21st, 2018 - Ellie becomes the 2nd senior this year to sign to play college basketball. Ellie will be taking her talents to Sewanee, The University of the South. The 3 time all district selection and Region MVP missed all of her senior season due to a torn ACL....Her hard work and dedication has allowed her to return to the court and earned her the priviledge of playing for Sewanee.
Feb. 24th 2018 - During our playoff run this year, Senior Deja Walls joined the 1,000 point club. For her career, Deja finishes with 1,021 points. She scored 913 points while playing for Clarksville High which ranks her 16th in scoring all-time for CHS. Deja scored 108 pts her freshman year at West Creek
November 8th, 2017 - On the first day of the early signing period, Deja inked her name on a National Letter of Intent to play for North Alabama for the 2018-19 season. Deja signed her papers in front of a full cafeteria of teammates, classmates, family and friends. Deja contimues a long tradition of Wildcats who have earned the opportunity to play at the next level.
March 4- A dramatic come from behind win over Centennial has earned the girls a trip to the Glass House! Down 9 points in the 4th quarter, the team showed tremendous heart to rally back and take the lead in the final minute on their way to a 56-54 win. Its been 5 years since CHS has hosted a Sectional Game, and our fans were loud and proud, giving us the strength and momentum to earn a trip to the Elite 8 at States!
April 27th: JK made it official! She has signed to continue her playing career at the University of Virginia at Wise. JK is the 3rd player to sign this year from the Wildcats.
April 11th: Aliyah became the 2nd member of our 2017 class to sign to play at the next level. Today she inked her name to play for Volunteer State!
Feb 2nd- It was an awesome night as we honored our seniors for their 4 years of sweat and tears that they have given to the program. Each player holds a special place in our hearts, and we are glad we could make it a special night. Thank you Chrislen, Nicole, JK, Hannah, Aliyah, and Lainey!
Dec 9th, 2016 - Tonight Clarksville High honored a legend, and officially retired the #11 jersey of Bashaara Graves. During the halftime of the game vs. Northeast. The Clarksville Community celebrated a career that spanned from 2008 to 2012. During her career at CHS, she scored 2,397 points, grabbed 1,591rebounds, 493 assists, 297 steals and 348 blocks. She was all district every year, 3 time District MVP, all state, Gatorade player of the year, and a McDonald’s all American. Her teams won 127 games and lost 13, this included 4 district titles, 2 region titles, 3 sectional titles and 3 berths to the state playoffs.
On Nov. 2nd, Chrislen made it official, and signed her National Letter of Intent to attend Jackson State next year and play Basketball. Way to go Chrislen!