JOHNSON CITY

Johnson City Sports News

For readers in Johnson City, this page covers athletic competition, team and player updates, and the business of sports. Reporting here tracks events throughout the city and the surrounding areas.

Eastman Credit Union to Sponsor ETSU Basketball, Baseball

Eastman Credit Union to Sponsor ETSU Basketball, Baseball

The credit union's logo will appear on jerseys for ETSU's men's and women's basketball and baseball programs starting with the 2026-27 season.

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Soccer

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Soccer

ETSU Men's Soccer Defeated Liberty 2-0

Gavin Dick scored two goals to lead East Tennessee State University to victory in Johnson City.

ETSU Men's Soccer Defeated Liberty 2-0

Football

Football

Milligan University Fails to Pay Athlete Medical Bills

The university has not covered medical expenses for a student exposed to carbon monoxide in February 2026.

Milligan University Fails to Pay Athlete Medical Bills

Basketball

Basketball

ETSU Men's Basketball to Host High Point Exhibition

The Buccaneers prepare to face High Point at Freedom Hall on October 25 to kick off their pre-season activity.


Cycling

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Cycling

Student Cyclists Competed in Johnson City

More than 300 student-athletes gathered at Winged Deer Park for a weekend cycling event.

Student Cyclists Competed in Johnson City

Volleyball

Volleyball

Melanie Morris Wins Southern Conference Weekly Award

The East Tennessee State libero earned defensive honors after a strong two-match performance against Wofford.

Melanie Morris Wins Southern Conference Weekly Award

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This section follows championship results, record-breaking performances, league business decisions and coaching changes. Reporting spans across the city and the communities around it. Facility funding and infrastructure decisions often create local debate during major construction projects. Public interest in high school and regional collegiate sports regularly shapes the coverage landscape.