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The Creek Wood football team had one more dress rehearsal for the playoff stretch run on Friday night, welcoming the Sycamore War Eagles to Creek Wood Stadium. The Red Hawks outplayed the visitors for most of the night, holding the Sycamore offense in check behind the stellar play of Colton Stewart. However, the CWHS offense stalled in the red zone and mental errors including penalties and turnovers clipped their wings, keeping Sycamore in the game despite an inability to move the ball. The Red Hawks scored only once, on a passing play from Timmy Randolph to J. J. Higgins, but Sycamore answered back on aRead More →

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The White House Heritage Patriots came into Charlotte as heavy underdogs Friday night. After all, they came in 0-6, and Creek Wood was celebrating homecoming. The Pats gave the home side all it could handle, however, as the Red Hawk defense forced an end-zone incompletion with no time on the clock to salt away a 21-14 victory. The Red Hawks started the game with a dominant first quarter, shutting down the Heritage offense and running the ball well, but the home side only mustered a single score. The Patriots tied the score at 7-7 off a breakout rush, but Creek Wood answered back for aRead More →

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After beating rival Dickson County by 27 points in Week 1, the Creek Wood football team started out with a thud against Cheatham County on Friday night. The Red Hawks gave up a score on the opening drive, fumbled on their first offensive play, and thus allowed another scoring drive. In short, Creek Wood was down 12-0 before running its second offensive play. Luckily for the Red Hawks, games are a lot longer than a couple of series. On a perfect night for football, the visitors pitched a shutout for the rest of the first half as both sides traded turnovers and field position. InRead More →

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In 2015, Creek Wood looked to have the season-opening rivalry showdown against Dickson County sewed up at home. The Cougars were able to rally back in the waning minutes, with time kept on the field, and broke the hearts of Red Hawk nation. In 2016, behind former head coach turned interim coach Chuck Daniel, Creek Wood took the opener at Dickson. In 2017, former Red Hawk quarterback Houston Thiel made his head coaching debut, and he gave Creek Wood what it had been waiting for–sweet revenge. Creek Wood reeled off a 12-0 lead to open the contest against their in-county rivals, but mistakes led toRead More →

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The Creek Wood Lady Red Hawks came in with no fear against defending Class AA State Champion CAK on Wednesday night. The late start, wet field, and intermittent drizzle didn’t stop Creek Wood, as they led 6-0 at one point and never faultered. Bailey Griffith threw another gem and hit another home run, while Kensli Douthit clubbed another as well and Analeigh Coursey went 3-for-4 in a 7-2 beatdown of the Lady Warriors. CAK will fall into a 10am elimination game Thursday in the loser’s bracket, while Creek Wood stays in the winners’ bracket while tallying the 6th State Softball Tournament win in school history.Read More →

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The Creek Wood Lady Red Hawks upset the apple cart at the Spring Fling on Tuesday afternoon. Creek Wood drew Chattanooga Central in the first round, a school with a state title in the trophy case, and a school making its eleventh appearance in the tournament. Bailey Griffith lost her scoreless innings streak at 28 as the Lady Purple Pounders made it 1-0 in the first. The Lady Red Hawks would not be denied, however, as a fifth inning rally and some insurance lifted the plucky Creek Wood side to its fifth win at the softball state tournament in school history, 6-1. Ina Henderson led offRead More →

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The Creek Wood Lady Red Hawks flipped the outcome from worst to first on Friday night, walking off with a Sectional Round win over White House Heritage in dramatic fashion 1-0. Bailey Griffith had scattered 5 hits in a shutout bid, and with one out in the bottom of the seventh she broke up a perfect game with a single. The next batter, Jase Jackson broke the shutout by banging an extra base hit off the wall, driving in Griffith to end the game 1-0. The win sends the Lady Red Hawks back to the TSSAA Spring Fling in Murfreesboro, where they will face ChattanoogaRead More →

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The Creek Wood Lady Red Hawks traveled to Waverly on Wednesday night for a rematch with the Waverly Central Tigerettes, a squad that topped Creek Wood twice on Saturday to take home a District 11-AA Title. This time, it was the Lady Red Hawks standing tall, as a 2-0 win gave Creek Wood a Region 6-AA Championship. Bailey Griffith pitched a complete game, 3-hit shutout and struck out 8, while the Lady Red Hawk offense was opportunistic and scored 2 unearned runs off Abby Brown. Creek Wood will host White House-Heritage, which dropped a 5-2 Region Championship game to Greenbrier. The sectional/sub-state game will beRead More →

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The Creek Wood Red Hawk baseball team saw its season come to an abrupt halt Monday night in Nashville. The CPA Lions had taken a 2-0 lead off a single and a throwing error earlier in the game, but the home side made a pitching change in the middle of a no-hit bid. Creek Wood loaded the bases with a single and two players getting hit by pitches, and a couple of sacrifice fly balls tied the game at 2-2. With two gone in the bottom of the seventh, a fly ball to the outfield got over the glove of the fielder and fell inRead More →

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Waverly Central won the North Division of the District 11-AA Baseball Tournament by thrashing Hickman County 12-0; the Creek Wood Red Hawks squeaked out a 6-5 win in 8 innings over Lewis County to win the South Division. Momentum would stay on the Tigers’ side on Thursday night, as Waverly hosted Creek Wood in the title game before rudely turning the Red Hawks away 10-0 in a 5-inning run-ruled game. All-District selection Dalton Mirabella had 3 RBI, while District Player of the Year Jacob Foster and teammate Carson Hollifield each had 2 hits and 2 RBI. Foster also pitched, throwing a 5-inning complete game gem;Read More →