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Local fans meet the Eagles and support cause: Meet the Eagles

Pictured is RCHS Lady Eagles' head coach Shane Johnston facilitating a practice drill during the Meet the Eagles event on Tuesday at RCHS. The Lady Eagles opened the season on Thursday, where they posted a 35-32 win over Grundy County in the Hall of Fame tournament at Warren County. The Lady Eagles traveled to Red Bank on Friday. For the complete story, see the Wednesday, Nov. 21, edition of The Herald-News.

Published: 4:27 PM, 11/16/2012

Last updated: 4:30 PM, 11/16/2012

Author: Ernie Harris
Source: The Herald-News

In an attempt to generate interest in basketball throughout Rhea County for the 2012-2013 season, and at the same time raise money for cancer research through the Jimmy V. Foundation, the Rhea County High School basketball teams hosted "Meet the Eagles" night on Tuesday to introduce the players and to demonstrate how a typical practice is run.

No admission was charged, but gate donations were happily accepted and sent to the Jimmy V. Foundation for cancer research in the name of Sherry Edwards, an RCHS teacher battling the disease.

For the complete story, pick up a copy of the Sunday edition of The Herald-News.