The ACSHS Academic Team is taking 3 teams of competitors to the Sumner County Invitational NAQT Tournament today at Gallatin High School in Gallatin, TN. 38 teams from KY and TN will be there today.
The ACSHS Academic Team traveled today to compete in the WCTE PBS Academic Bowl in Cookeville, TN today. After losing our first match to Harriman High School we won our second against York Agricultural Institute. We return to compete again tomorrow morning.
In Round 2, ACS defeats Metcalfe County in an overtime thriller 5-3. For HS quick recall if there is a tie at the end of regulation, the score is wiped and the first team to 5 points wins.
ACSHS Academic Team traveled to Warren East High School tonight. Varsity and JV both got wins. Varsity won 12-10 and JV won 9-8. Next game is Thursday at South Warren.
ACSHS Academic Team hosted Hart County tonight. Varsity and JV both got wins tonight. Varsity won 19-9 and JV won 11-5. Next game is Thursday against Greenwood.
Good luck to Emma Gammons and Aidan Davis today as they compete at State Governor's Cup in Louisville! Also good luck to the Science Olympiad team as they compete in Somerset today. @scipats@ACSHPatriots#ACS#Patriots
Regional Governor's Cup results...
Aidan Davis placed 2nd in Social Studies
Emma Gammons placed 4th in Composition
Both get to advance to State Governor's Cup in March!
District Governor's Cup results: The FPS team tied for 1st. Cole Meador placed 4th in Math. Blayne Wheeler placed 1st in Science. Quinn Hartman placed 4th in Science. Aidan Davis placed 2nd in Social Studies and 4th in Language Arts. Adleigh Edwards placed 5th in Language Arts.
ACS Academic Team was back in action tonight at home against Franklin-Simpson. Varsity got the win with final score 27 to 6. JV got a win with a score 8 to 7. Freshmen also got the win 21 to 3.
ACS Academic Team was back in action tonight at home against Edmonson County. Varsity and JV walked away with wins with scores 27-15 and 10-7 respectively.
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