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Week 5 High School Football
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Granzow, Brentwood take Battle of the Woods in OT
By Charles Pulliam • Multimedia Reporter
BRENTWOOD – Cade Granzow rushed for three touchdowns and threw another, Brentwood’s defense forced four turnovers and the Bruins claimed a third consecutive regular season ‘Battle of the Woods’ victory with a 28-21 overtime win at Ravenwood High School Friday off Wilson Pike.
Brentwood’s offensive line produced one final push and Granzow scored his fourth touchdown by plowing in for a 1-yard TD in overtime. The home team nearly answered, but James Lowe tipped a pass at the line of scrimmage for the Bruins and a floating ball gathered by Ravenwood’s Ross Johnston in the endzone was ruled incomplete on fourth down to end the latest chapter of the rivalry.
See BATTLE OF THE WOODS for the full story and photo gallery. 
Campbell, Katina help Indy sink Admirals for Region 6-6A win
By Joe Williams • Sports Writer
Jaxson Campbell accounted for 292 yards and had a hand in all three touchdowns while River Katina came up with two crucial interceptions as Independence High School sunk the hopes of the Franklin Admirals 21-7 at Howard Gamble Stadium Friday night in Region 6-6A play.
“This is a big win for us,” said Independence coach Scott Blade, whose team improved to 3-1 overall and 2-0 in region play. 
See INDY BEATS FRANKLIN for the full story and photo gallery.
Brentwood Academy reaches season's midway point at 5-0 after topping Father Ryan
By David Dawson • Sports Writer
NASHVILLE – The Brentwood Academy football team is back.
And as the old saying goes — this time, it’s personal.
After missing the playoffs last year for the first time since 1998, the Eagles seem to be playing with a sizable chip on their shoulder this season. They’ve reached the midway mark of their schedule with a perfect 5-0 record after posting a 34-21 victory over a talented and gutsy Father Ryan team on Friday night. 
See BA STAYS UNDEFEATED for the full story and photo gallery.
Law leads CPA past BGA in region battle; GCA claims narrow road win
Herald Sports
FRANKLIN – Cade Law threw for three touchdowns and led Christ Presbyterian Academy to a Division II-AA Middle Region win at Battle Ground Academy on Friday.
The Lions claimed a 35-10 win and improved to 4-0 overall while opening region play with a victory.
See CPA-BGA-GCA for the recaps plus a featured photo gallery.
Centennial claims first region win over Dickson Co.
Herald Sports 
FRANKLIN – Brendan Jones threw for two touchdowns and Josh Forsee had big night on the ground as the Centennial High School football team earned a Region 6-6A win against Dickson County on Friday.
Jones connected with Cannon Plowman for a 25-yard strike with 6:12 to play to break a 14-14 tie in the fourth quarter and provide the go-ahead score in a 22-14 victory.
See CENTENNIAL WINS for the full story and photo gallery.
Page High special ed teacher recognized for teaching excellence
By Tori Keafer • Staff Writer

This year has been a particularly hard one for teachers, and 95.5 WSM-FM Nash Icon and Academy Sports partnered to recognize one teacher for her passion and hard work Thursday, awarding her with an “Amazing Teacher Recognition” certificate and a $1,000 Academy Sports gift certificate.

See PAGE TEACHER RECOGNIZED for the full story.
Asynchronous days for teacher planning may be in on-campus students’ future
By Tori Keafer • Staff Writer

Williamson County Schools Board of Education received an update on pandemic-related issues in the schools during its work session on Thursday, including new COVID-19 case numbers and a progress report on WCS Online struggles.

See SCHOOL BOARD for the full story.
Sheriff's deputy cleared after shooting investigated by TBI
Herald Reports

A Tennessee Bureau of Investigation investigation has concluded that a Williamson County Sheriff’s Office deputy followed policy and cleared him of any wrongdoing in shooting a suspect who pulled a gun on him. 

Deputy Daniel Soto shot Espior Sibomana, 19, of Nashville, in the leg after a pursuit on Aug. 14. 

See DEPUTY CLEARED for the full story. 
Heritage Ball auction now open
Herald Reports

While this year’s Heritage Ball was canceled due to COVID-19 safety concerns, the Heritage Foundation’s annual auction that accompanies the ball each year is being held as a virtual fundraising event that began Friday and runs through Oct. 4.  

See HERITAGE BALL AUCTION for the full story. 
Obituaries
Robert “Bob” Hemphill, 68, died Sept. 15 after a hard-fought battle with cancer. 

Bob chose to be cremated, and no formal funeral service will be held. However, the family will hold a casual celebration of life on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2020, from noon-6 p,m, at Bob's home, 1853 Devon Dr. in Spring Hill. Friends are encouraged to come by any time during the celebration, and a special sharing of memories will be held at 4 p.m. 

See HEMPHILL for the full obituary.
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