Beech earned their first State Playoff WIN since 1982 this morning against @chs_wildcat_baseball !! The Wildcats were scoreless over 7 innings, with the Bucs scoring 7 runs! @cooper_johnson5 a beast on the mound with 1H/0R/8K. @Trace73582361 hit a solo Homerun…continued below

It’s GAME DAY!!! Today begins the Division 1 4A State Tournament in Murfreesboro, TN! Our boys have a touch road ahead but are always up for a challenge & ready to play for a WIN!!! Time: 4 PM vs Farragut Location: Siegel High School Tickets: on Go Fan app $12 at the gate $15

Walk off mercy rule homerun to win the District championship!!! @UKBaseball @_BeechBaseball @KNIGHTS_BASEBTN

Congrats to Odell Bradley for being selected to the District 12-4A all-district team!!

Congrats to Jailen Shelton making the District 12-4A all-district team!!

Congrats to Jordan Lee for being named the District 12-4A Defensive Player of the Year!!

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Odell Bradley joins the Beech High1000 Point club with game leading 22 pts. vs Mt. Juliet.

Bill Belichick watching this game

This Dennis Bergkamp story from Robin van Persie is brilliant: Robin van Persie is in the jacuzzi. He's finished training for the day and is enjoying a relaxing soak. The gym and recovery facilities at Arsenal's training ground were designed by Arsène Wenger for maximum light. There's lots of glass and windows. From the hot tub, Van Persie is looking out onto the training pitch and watching Dennis Bergkamp. The Dutchman is on his way back from injury, practicing with two youth team players and the fitness coach. It's a complicated exercise involving shooting and giving and receiving passes at speed. Van Persie tells himself that he'll get changed when Bergkamp makes a mistake. "It was a 45-minute session and there wasn't one pass Dennis gave that wasn't perfect. He did everything 100%, to the max, shooting as hard as possible, controlling, playing, direct passing... That was so beautiful! To me, it was plainly art. My hands got all wrinkled in the bath but I just stayed there. I sat and watched and I waited, looking or one single mistake. But the mistake never came. And that was the answer for me. Watching that training session answered so many questions I had. I can pass the ball well, too. I'm a good football player as well. But this man did it so well and with such drive. He had such total focus. I found myself thinking, 'OK, wait a minute, I can play football well enough but I've still got an enormous step to take to get to that level.' And that's when I realized if I want to become really good, then I have to be able to do that, too. From that moment on I started doing every exercise with total commitment. With every simple passing or kicking practice, I did everything at 100 percent, just so I wouldn't make mistakes. And when I made a mistake I was angry. Because I wanted to be like Bergkamp."