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Source: The Rogersville Review

ROGERSVILLE — The Rogersville City School Warriors traveled across town on Tuesday, Nov. 10 to visit the Rogersville Middle School Warriors and came away with a convincing 40-23 varsity boys win.RCS jumped out in front 10-0 to start the game, and RMS never threatened. RCS led 22-8 at halftime. RMS did score 15 points in the second half, showing a lot of effort.RCS opens conference play on Thursday, Nov. 12 when it hosts White Pine. The JV boys game tips off at 5 p.m. followed by varsity girls and varsity boys. RCS hosts Bulls Gap on Monday, Nov. 16, travels to Parrottsville on Tuesday, Nov. 17, and hosts South Greene on Thursday, Nov. 19.RMS travels to Johnson County on Monday, Nov. 16 and to Jonesborough Middle on Thursday, Nov. 19 before returning home to host Bulls Gap on Friday, Nov. 20.North Greene 34,RCS 28ROGERSVILLE — Deegan Dean scored 11 points to lead North Greene to a 34-28 win over Rogersville City in varsity boys action on Monday, Nov. 9.

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