Rebels rock the Patriots on the road

Tuesday night, the Rebels traveled to Lincoln County to face the Patriots.  This was the first game of their two-game series and an important win for the Rebels. The Rebels took care of business, run-ruling the Patriots in the sixth with a score of 11-1.

While this win was not unexpected, it was still a big game for the Rebs. All district games are crucial for postseason play, so the Rebels brought their A-game. As a team, the Rebels had a tough night with hitting, but it did not hinder them because they got 11 bases on walk and scored the runners with timely hits when they got on.

Brayden West, pitcher, who threw all six innings, a total of 92 pitches, said, “When I’m on the mound I get locked in, I’m not thinking about how my arm feels too much. The most important thing is throwing strikes and getting outs for the team After the game I always do arm-care and ice.”

The Rebels will take on Lincoln County again on Wednesday at home, hoping to sweep this District Series.

Boyle boys tie for the top at the Shannon Johnson Spring Shoot!

Last week Boyle County High School participated in the Shannon Spring Shoot. The team shot well and managed to earn themselves second overall.

They ended the event with a total score of 3266 and 142 tens. Individually for the boys, Hayden Martin and Wade Stallard tied for first out of 125 overall. They both ended with a score of 293 and 23 tens. They were able to shoot high and secure the top spot for the Boyle boys!

Individually for the girls, Sirenna Adams placed in the top five overall. She ended with a total score of 285 and 19 tens. Congratulations to the archery team on their hard work and their placement in the Shannon Spring Shoot.

The archery team will compete again on May 4 at the Boyle Lincoln Mercer tournament!

One last district win!

Last night, the Rebel softball team faced off against the Lincoln County Patriots at their place. This game was essential for the Rebels because a win would guarantee them the number one seed going into the district tournament and would make them 4-0 in the district. They really needed this win for good momentum. Going into the game, having won the last four out of five games, they were ready for another dub!


In the first inning, the Rebels were unable to put runs on the board, struggling to get a solid hit off of K. Shelton. However, the Rebels upheld their end by keeping the Patriots to a goose egg on the scoreboard. At the end of the first, the score was tied 0-0.


In the top of the second, the Rebels strung some hits and walks together to make the score 3-0. Then they continued to hold the Patriots to nothing.

The rest of the game was similar with both teams inching to get runs. The next inning, the Rebels grabbed another run making the score 4-0.

However, Lincoln responded and stole back one more run off of two errors in the field. At the end of the fourth, the Rebels led 4-1. This lead continued all the way throughout the rest of the game, the Rebels winning 6-2.


Freshman pitcher Abby Peavler says, “The game went well. We all worked as a team to score and get outs on the field. Everyone was a team player and helped each other out when they were getting down.”


The Rebels will play again tomorrow night at home against Taylor County at 6PM! Be there to support these hard-working ladies!

Rebels go neck and neck with the Titans

This Saturday, The Rebels traveled to take on the Collins Titans. Collins scored the first run in the bottom of the second inning, so the Rebels quickly retaliated, with Miley Finley scoring Boyle’s first run in the top of the third inning.

Collins scored another run in the bottom of the fourth. Then the Rebels came back in the fifth inning, bringing in three more runs made by Miley Finley, Katie Qualls, and Lilly Turner. The Rebels held the lead to win the game 4-2.

Junior Paisleigh Conn says, “The game started rough but we got the bats going again. We were all full of energy and won as a team.”

The rebels will play again on Tuesday against Lincoln.

Panther Take Down

On Monday night, the girls tennis team took on Somerset Christian. They were successful in their efforts, winning 8-1. Emma Young played in the #1 singles, Kristine Tran in the #2 singles, Maya Smith in the #3 singles, Hannah Bischoff in the #4 singles, Mattie Carlson in the #5 singles, and Emma Taylor in the #6 singles. In the #1 doubles spot were Maya Smith and Hannah Bischoff. In the #2 doubles position were Mattie Carlson and Emily Messer, and in the #3 doubles spot were Emmay Young and Emery Herron.

Maya Smith showed her great skill on the court by “doing what needed to be done to get the win.” Smith said she was “proud of her team and how they performed at a high level.”

The girls will play again on Thursday when they take on Garrad County.