Tennessee
Meet the Tennessee high school all-state boys and girls bowling teams for 2026
Siegel’s Westyn Griffin discusses winning TSSAA bowling state title
Siegel senior bowler Westyn Griffin discusses capturing the TSSAA Division I state individual title on Jan. 21.
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has released its 2026 All-State bowling teams.
Five boys and five girls were picked for each Division I and Division II. They included TSSAA individual state champions Westyn Griffin (Siegel, Division I boys), Isabella Warner (Independence, Division I girls), Kayden Curry (Harding Academy, Division II boys) and Jessica McClintock (Lipscomb Academy, Division II girls).
The TSWA All-State bowling teams include:
TSWA All-State bowling teams
Boys
Division I
Peyton Abel, Science Hill, Sr.
Will Determann, Mt. Juliet, So.
Westyn Griffin, Siegel, Sr.
Zachariah McLean, Siegel, Jr.
Kamden Morris, Hardin County, So.
Division II
John Campbell, Franklin Road Academy, Jr.
Kayden Curry, Harding Academy, Fr.
Jackson Roberts, St. Benedict, Sr.
Brady St. Gelais, St. Benedict, Sr.
Brody West, Friendship Christian, Jr.
Girls
Division I
Riley Akins, Creek Wood, Jr.
Salena Bhakta, Stewarts Creek, Fr.
Libby Bromley, Hardin County, So.
Isabella Warner, Independence, So.
Katelynn Woodard, Hardin County, Sr.
Division II
Julia Casama, St. Benedict, Jr.
Jessica McClintock, Lipscomb Academy, So.
Adrianna Sammons, St. Benedict, Sr.
Emmeline Smith, Pope John Paul II, Sr.
Brynley Usry, Donelson Christian, Sr.
Cecil Joyce covers high school sports and MTSU athletics for The Daily News Journal. Contact him at cjoyce@dnj.com and follow him on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, @Cecil_Joyce.
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Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announces boating compliance checkpoint on the Tennessee River
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) – On Saturday, June 27, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will be conducting a boating compliance checkpoint on the Decatur County section of the Tennessee River r in the vicinity of River Mile 145.5.
Game Wardens will monitor compliance with boating safety regulations and encourage all boaters to prioritize safety while enjoying Tennessee’s waterways. All vessels must adhere to safety requirements, including, but not limited to, having U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets (PFDs) for every passenger on board. Additionally, all occupants under the age of 13 are required to wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket at all times when the vessel is underway.
For more information about boating safety and requirements, please visit the boating in Tennessee website.
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Brody Trosclair has committed to Tennessee baseball as a transfer from Northwestern State, he announced on Instagram on Monday.
Trosclair was on Tennessee’s campus for an official visit on Sunday. Trosclair took visits to Tennessee, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida and LSU. Ole Miss was also in the picture before he committed to the Vols and coach Josh Elander.
Trosclair shined as a freshman at Northwestern State with a 5-1 record and a 1.89 ERA in 10 appearances with four starts. The southpaw logged 38 innings of work, struck out 55 and walked 11. Opponents tallied a .222 batting average against him. The freshman allowed just eight extra base hits in 2026.
Trosclair was named the 2026 Southland Conference Freshman of the Year and First-Team All-Southland Conference Pitcher. The pitcher was unscored upon in his first five relief appearances and did not allow an earned run in 13.2 innings of relief work.
He suffered a season-ending injury in April. He is not eligible for the MLB Draft until 2028.
Trosclair becomes the second transfer portal commit of the cycle for the Vols, joining Mercer two-way player Braydon Kersey.
Trosclair is one of the top-ranked players in the portal. The transfer portal officially opened on June 1 and Trosclair announced his intentions to enter on the first day.
Keep up with the Tennessee baseball transfer portal movement over the next couple of weeks HERE.
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