Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning TSSAA across Football, Soccer, Basketball.
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.
Grace Christian Academy captured its second consecutive state title, defeating Notre Dame 3‑1 in a match that highlighted a 100‑goal season and a decisive contribution from forward Pedro Salvador.
Station Camp soccer coach Jeremy Cooke donated a kidney to former Vanderbilt star Ronnie McMahan, then led his team to the Class AA state final while navigating a demanding recovery.
Bearden defeats Cleveland 4-2 in a TSSAA quarterfinal, with Timothy Styles delivering a brace and Sloan Bolaños extending his record, as coach Miles Christian lauds the team's performance.
Jamir Dean’s record‑breaking performances in football, basketball and track have earned him a Penn State commitment and new offers from Georgia and Oklahoma State.
Miles Brown, a top-ranked defensive back from Westview High, chose Kentucky over in-state rivals, bringing a multi-sport athlete and state champion into the Wildcats' roster.
From a predawn alarm in Memphis to a 20‑0 victory on a Delta State campus, the Pearl-Cohn squad used the journey to build bonds that could shape the 2026 season.
Carol Merville’s late‑game heroics powered Ravenwood to a stunning comeback over Mt. Juliet in the TSSAA Class AA girls flag football championship, sealing a 27‑25 win after trailing 25‑0.
A dramatic second‑half surge propelled Ravenwood to a 27‑25 victory over Mt. Juliet, highlighting standout performances by Caroline Merville and a resilient squad.
In a dramatic turnaround, Ravenwood erased a 25‑point deficit to defeat Mt. Juliet 27‑25 in the first TSSAA Class AA girls flag football championship, with quarterback Caroline Merville delivering the game‑winning pass to Alexandria Joyce.
Ravenwood erased a 25‑point deficit to defeat Mt. Juliet 27‑25 in the inaugural TSSAA Class AA girls flag football state championship, driven by quarterback Caroline Merville’s four touchdowns and a game‑winning pass to Alexandria Joyce.
The Creek Wood girls flag football team captured the first ever TSSAA Class A state championship, routing Merrol Hyde Magnet 25‑6. MVP Hollee Wilson’s four interceptions, including a 78‑yard return, anchored a dominant second‑half surge.
Creek Wood secured the inaugural TSSAA Class A girls flag football championship with a dominant 25-6 win, highlighted by MVP Hollee Wilson’s four interceptions, one returned for a touchdown.
Eagleville's baseball team captured its fifth consecutive TSSAA Class 1A state tournament appearance with a 16‑4 win over McKenzie, marking Coach Brandon Bassham's 500th career victory.
The Panthers' 14-4 victory over Trousdale County marks the first time a public school from the Chattanooga area has reached the TSSAA Spring Fling, driven by senior power hitters and a grand slam from Mayor Duke.