By Stone Fagan
The Sparta against Cookeville rivalry has always been one of
intense spirit, and usually domination by the latter. With new coach,
Scott Cook leading the team this year, sights are high and intentions
focused on success. The matchup was especially close this year, with
Sparta sporting some impressive prospects, including quarterback Jake
Young, along with Tommy Odom, Kayne Tollison, and River Boruff.
However, Cookeville had Ryan Eberle leading the team as QB, making
some key plays in passing yardage. “We always pride ourself in never
giving up, and when it came down to crunch time we fought hard
persevered, and were able to show Sparta who is still the best team
around.”
Other players who made monumental contributions to the
victory were Alex Sklavenitis, Chase Mabey, Cameron Germenis,
Desmond Pincheon, and Jeff Riedel. The game was close, and
Cookeville only pulled ahead in the last few minutes, beating the worthy
opponent of Sparta.
Prior to the game was the first annual Cav Walk, a
big hit, attracting many from the school, as well as representing many
groups of the community. “It was pretty awesome. I got candy,” says
Cookeville High Student Nathan Hammontree. Some clubs present
were the Cookeville High swim team, Avery Trace football team, and
most importantly, the Charger booth. Overall the night was a success,
attracting much of the town, and achieving Cookeville’s 17th
consecutive win against the Warriors
September 7, 2012
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