Bearden claimed the Class AAA mountain while Liberty Creek captured the AA crown during the TSSAA girls soccer state championships on Oct. 31.

One of the defensive stars of the evening was senior cornerback Cordarius “Sunny” Johnson, who Comer praised for covering Peabody’s leading wide receiver, Ja’Marcus Hayes. “Sunny had an outstanding night (Hayes) had been catching balls over everybody this season, and Sunny basically locked him down one-on-one without any PI’s.”

TSSAA football teams Montgomery Bell Academy and Ravenwood are finding success using a two-quarterback system. Ravenwood quarterbacks Femi Babalola and Maverick Chance, both FBS commits, have played together since third grade and share snaps. Montgomery ...

The final games of the Tennessee high school football regular season will determine playoff seeding. TSSAA has released most playoff scenarios, which will be finalized after the last regular season games. While some teams have secured top seeds ...

Maryville football's defense completely overwhelmed Oak Ridge in a 34-0 shut out win. Maryville secured its second straight region championship.

Can anyone tackle Tennessee football commit Zach Groves? That's the question going into the Class 2A TSSAA football playoffs.

Providence Christian Academy won its first TSSAA football region championship by defeating Middle Tennessee Christian. Senior Sean Birkofer has been a key player in the team's rise since moving from eight-man football. The Lions finished the season 8-2 and ...

The Jaguars secured the No. 1 seed and will host Arlington in the first round of the TSSAA playoffs. Southwind football's Kelvin Perkins heard all of the Memphis trash talk before the season. The talk of how the senior quarterback's team would take a step ...

Columbia Academy has called an end to its 2025 Tennessee high school football season, forfeiting its final game.

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The TSSAA is moving forward with plans to build a new office building after the Board of Control authorized construction and an $8 million loan application.