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Morton was the man needed to settle tempers in 2004

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By Steve Williams Verified
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By Steve Williams Phil Morton worked a long time as an assistant district attorney and prosecutor in Blount and Knox counties until he retired in 2020. Along the way he took up umpiring Little League baseball games and reached its top level in 2004 when he worked behind the plate of the LL World Series Championship at South Williamsport, Pennsylvania. That’s the game televised every summer, with the 12-year-old all-stars from the USA and other countries playing for the title.
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Baseball, a lion and fireworks, oh my!

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By Steve Williams Verified
| The Knoxville Focus Verified
By Steve Williams Baseball was a bright spot for Kevin Lane’s family on their vacation trip to Cooperstown, New York. Kevin, the head football coach at Central High, and his wife Nicole watched their son Briggs and his teammates finish in the final 40 of 104 teams. Just enjoying bike ride on the beach Halls head football coach Brent Hughes and his beautiful family went to Grayton Beach on their getaway.
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Living the good times in a Dead Period

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By Steve Williams Verified
| The Knoxville Focus Verified
By Steve Williams The TSSAA calls it the “Dead period.” But some see it as a vacation for all with all the work they put in, particularly the 12 head coaches who led their team to a state championship in 2025-26. Now for the best news that comes with being No. 1 in the state. It can never be taken away. Let’s take a look at the coaches who made it to the top: Girls’ Golf: Christian Academy of Knoxville, Division II-A, coached by Donnie Cooper. Cooper is known for praising  a relentless work ethic.
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