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The 2026 season concluded with five state titles and a comprehensive All‑State roster announced by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association, highlighting top forwards, midfielders, defenders and goalkeepers from Class A through Division II‑AA.
The end of the TSSAA dead period, high‑profile coaching moves and a new transfer law are reshaping the outlook for teams across the Knoxville region.
The Leaf-Chronicle's inaugural All Area flag football team for the 2026 TSSAA season honors top players and coaching excellence across the region.
With the deadline approaching, standout players from across Tennessee showcase impressive résumés that could reshape the offensive line landscape for the upcoming season.
The Tennessean has announced its all‑state selections for high school boys soccer, highlighting record‑breaking scorers, clutch goalkeepers and key midfielders. Readers are now invited to vote for the player they believe deserves the ultimate honor.
The Tennessean’s latest rankings spotlight the elite high school athletes poised to shape the 2026 TSSAA season, from five‑star cornerback Jermaine Cobbins to versatile playmakers across the region.
The state's athletic board has approved a 35‑second shot clock for high school basketball, setting a phased rollout that begins in 2026‑27 and raises questions about funding and staffing.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association rejected Central High School's bid to restore postseason eligibility, introduced a 35‑second shot clock for high school basketball, and highlighted standout student‑athletes and viewership trends across the state.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association’s board has voted to roll out a shot clock, shift to RPI‑based seeding, tighten coaching requirements and allocate grants for sportsmanship‑focused schools.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association's Board of Control unveiled a series of reforms that will alter competition formats, coaching standards, and funding allocations for the upcoming basketball seasons.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association upheld a one‑year postseason ban for Maplewood High School after confirming coach Chris Simpson’s improper outreach to prospective athletes, imposing fines, probation and eligibility limits.
A look at the standout players shaping the next wave of college football talent in the Nashville region, from four-star commitments to emerging prospects.
The Daily Herald announces its 2026 All-Area boys soccer team, recognizing standout players and Coach of the Year Eric Bossman amid a season that saw no Columbia area teams advance to the TSSAA state tournament.
Malik Howard, a top-ranked tight end from Oak Ridge High School, chose Tennessee over Miami, Notre Dame, Texas and Vanderbilt, adding a key piece to the Vols' 2027 roster.
Baylor School (Chattanooga, TN) will host Buford (GA) in a preseason scrimmage on August 7, 2026, pitting the No. 13 ranked team against the nation’s top squad in a clash of unbeaten champions.
The Tennessean unveils its list of the region's most promising running backs, highlighting standout performances and future prospects.
The Tennessean’s All-Midstate selections reveal championship triumphs, individual milestones, and the story of a coach who captured a title just weeks after a life‑saving kidney transplant.
After a decade at the helm of Giles County football, David O'Connor has stepped down to take a coaching role at Hazel Green High, citing personal convenience and optimism for the program’s future.
South-Doyle lost 1-0 to Station Camp in the Class AA TSSAA boys soccer state championship, with Ryan Hendon's free‑kick proving the difference. Coach Samuel Mitchell praised his 18 seniors for their character and ability.
After a hard‑fought 1‑0 win over South Doyle, Station Camp’s “Team Adversity” clinched its second straight Class AA TSSAA boys soccer championship, a triumph marked by a kidney donation, a suspended senior’s decisive goal and tears of joy.
Ravenwood claimed its inaugural Class AAA TSSAA boys soccer championship, winning 1-0 after a penalty shootout against Bearden.
Briarcrest's boys soccer team fell 3-1 to McCallie in the TSSAA Division II-AA state championship, but the loss capped a historic season that included the program's first-ever title-game appearance and a turnaround led by Coach Axel Sandoval.
The Farragut baseball team, riding a 19‑0 streak at the state tournament, defeated Collierville 5‑3 to reach the Class 4A championship, aiming for a historic fifth consecutive crown.
Lakeway Christian’s debut state title run featured a dominant pitching performance by Chase Gockenbach and an early offensive burst that secured a 6‑1 win over St. George’s in Murfreesboro.