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WochitBuy PhotoTennessee capitol(Photo: Larry McCormack / The Tennessean)Buy PhotoAs Tennessee's 2018 gubernatorial candidates travel the state, they've also started to rack up endorsements from politicians and others.The following is a running list of endorsements broken down by each top-tier candidate (in alphabetical order). Endorsements are listed in order based on date, with the most recent on top.More: Tennessee's 2018 governor's race: Who's in, out, undecidedMae Beavers, RepublicanN/ADiane Black, RepublicanAlberto Gonzales, former United States Attorney General Art Laffer, economistW. Lacy Upchurch, owner and operator of a beef cattle farmCharlotte and Richard Kelley, farmersLouis Buck, farmerKenneth Carey Jr., Cumberland County mayorPaula and Randall Carr, Wild Horse and Burro CenterEddie Clark, farmerAndy Daugherty, veterinarianAllen Espey, Espey Gin and Farming Co.Jackie Fincher, Fincher Farms, father of former U.S. Rep. Stephen FincherMonte Grissom, Grissom Farm and Tractor EquipmentFerrell Haile, state senatorDwight King, chairman of Sullivan County Soil Conservation District Board of SupervisorsJason Luckey, farmerHolt Shoaf, L&H Gin Co.Terry Snyder, Snyder Cattle Co.Bob Turner, farmerZane and Kay Vanover, Cleek FarmsBobby and Kim Winstead, Winstead Turf FarmsFormer U.S. Rep. Stephen Fincher and former Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey are serving as co-chairs for the campaign.Diane Black for Governor Law and Order Coalition members include:District Attorneys: Ray Whitley, Amy Weirich, Russell Johnson, Barry Staubus, Jimmy Dunn, Jared Effler, Steve Crump, Bryant Dunaway, Tommy Thompson, Rob Carter, Garry BrownSheriffs: Bill Holt, Roy "Sonny" Weatherford, Terry Ashe, Jimmy "J.J. Jones, Jimmy Morris, Darrell Young, Andy Dickson, Mike Breedlove, Brandon Boone, Casey Cox, Jeff Bledsoe, James Harville, Randal Ward, Kevin Sugg, Chris Davis, Marty Hinson, Murray Blackwelder, Mark Logan, Jerry Vastbinder, John Garrett, Eddie Farris, Ronald "Hoss" Seals,... (The Tennessean)

The Bulldogs made 12 three-pointers to counter Kennedy and Lambert.Westmoreland's Luke Fredsell scored a team-high 28 points, including a game-high six three-pointers. Devon Slaboe (2), Zach Stephens (3) and Isiah Peck (1) combined for six three-pointers of their own for the Bulldogs.Kennedy grabbed 18 rebounds and blocked two shots to go with his game-high 29 points.The two teams played to a 38-38 tie in the first half, but 13 second-half points from Fredsell helped the Bulldogs seal the win.The Hawkeyes struggled to take care of the ball and finished with 22 turnovers.Noah Lifgren scored eight points and grabbed nine rebounds for Cooperstown.Kennedy and Lambert were the only Hawkeyes to finish in double figures.Chenango Forks 64, Delhi 58 (OT)Nate Craft became the first male player in history to hit 1,000 points for Delhi in its game against Chenango Forks on Tuesday night.Craft, who entered the game needing only 13 more points to reach the mark, scored 22 by the end of the game. What makes the feat even more impressive is that he had done so, head coach Warren Kelly said, “the old fashioned way” in that he hasn't hit a single three-pointer over his career.“We are all very proud of Nate, and he's worked extremely hard to reach this goal,” Kelly said. “He knows he wouldn't have been able to make it without some great teammates. But really, we are so proud of him.”Despite this accomplishment, Chenango Forks walked away with the win after a 10-4 run in overtime. Chenango Forks was led by Matthew Paske with 13 points. Teammate Stephen Shephard scored 12 points, including one 3-pointer.Cristian Aloisio scored 16 points for Delhi, which included 100 percent (4-for-4) at the free-throw line. Conor Aikens added nine points.Delhi, tied for first in the MAC as of Wednesday with a 7-1 league record, will visit Walton on Saturday for a 5:30 p.m. start.South Kortright 57, Edmeston 38Dawson Darling scored a game-high 21 points to lead South Kortright to a win on the road against Edmeston on Wednesday.Edmeston (10-8) played South Kortright to a 13-1... (Oneonta Daily Star)