The Daily Post-Athenian

Playing college soccer has been a dream for Koby Cook, and the graduated McMinn County senior will get that opportunity staying in Athens with two of his fellow Cherokees.

Cook signed to continue his education and soccer career with Tennessee Wesleyan during a ceremony May 4 at McMinn County High School.

McMinn's Koby Cook signs with Tennessee Wesleyan soccer Playing college soccer has been a dream for Koby Cook, and the graduated McMinn County senior will get that opportunity staying in Athens with two of his fellow Cherokees.

Summer camps are good for several things.

Perhaps most important is introducing rising freshmen to high school basketball and melding a team with recently departed seniors.

Coming off of their fourth consecutive trip to the “Glass House,” the McMinn Central Chargerettes have begun their summer with several new faces. Pairing All-State honoree Malea Masingale with fellow senior Lilly Woodruff, who comes to Englewood after scoring well over 1,000 points in three seasons at Sweetwater, Central also welcomed eight talented freshmen that will see varsity time early in their careers.

Second year head coach Dakota Stone and the Chargerettes have begun the summer 5-1, with their only loss to expected Class 4A state tournament team Cleveland.

Chargerettes looking to put pieces together in summer sessions Summer camps are good for several things.

There is still time to get your kids colored forms in. They must be in by 10am this Wednesday.