Vote for the Nashville area boys athlete of the week (March 15-20) (Poll Closed)
Mathias Cobb, Beech: Cobb figured in all four goals in a 4-0 win over Cane Ridge scoring three and assisting on the other all in the second half.
40%
(7,146 votes)
Owen Block, USN: Block threw a 14-strikeout no-hitter on 68 pitches in an 8-0 win over East Nashville and then struck out three in one inning against McGavock. He was 4-of-10 batting during the week with five RBIs and three steals.
27%
(4,816 votes)
Kavares Tears, Columbia Academy: In four games, Tears had a batting average of .714 while recording two doubles, one home run eight RBIs, seven walks and scoring eight runs. He was also 1-0 on the mound striking out 10 in four innings.
12%
(2,182 votes)
Will Reed, Community: Reed scored 26 in the Vikings Class AA quarterfinals loss to Kingston on Thursday and two days later picked up a save in a win over Huntland and went 2-for-3 with three runs scored in a doubleheader sweep.
12%
(2,049 votes)
John Tomlinson, Lebanon: Tomlinson started the season off with a bang throwing a complete game no-hitter in a win over Summit with 16 strikeouts.
3%
(601 votes)
J.D. McCracken, MTCS: In wins over FRA and Providence Christian, McCracken 4-of-6 with two home runs, a double, eight RBIs, and picked up a pair of shutout wins on the mound with 24 total strikeouts and a no-hitter against Providence Christian.
2%
(432 votes)
Dylan Boehm, Mt. Juliet Christian Academy: Boehm pitched a complete game no-hitter with 14 strikeouts in a 9-0 win over Chattanooga Central.
2%
(410 votes)
Grant Strong, Clay County: Strong was named the Class A Mr. Basketball winner and led the Bulldogs to their first state championship averaging 31 points and 10.3 rebounds in the state tournament.
<1%
(65 votes)
Harrison Watts, Clarksville: Watts had an opening week to remember having a hand in all of the Wildcats' eight goals scoring six and assisting on two.
<1%
(15 votes)
Kevin Avalos, Smyrna: Avalos scored four games and had one assist leading Smyrna to its fourth consecutive Mayor’s Cup with a 5-2 win over Stewarts Creek.
<1%
(15 votes)
Total Votes: 17,731
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