TSSAA Board of Control adds Class 4A to basketball, baseball, softball; keeps football in 6 classes
By JESSE SMITHEY Jody Wright was right. The longtime TSSAA Board of Control member told 5Star Preps for an article in
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Where Are They Now? Madison Webber (TKA) – from Josh Igou State Farm
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Madison Webber, The King’s Academy NOW: Webber began her freshman season with the Tennessee softball team
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INSIDER NOTES: Coaches quarantined, Greene Devil great returns, recruiting notes and more
By JESSE SMITHEY For yet another week, all eyes were turned to Nashville, awaiting Gov. Bill Lee’s direction toward fall
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The Next Step … TSSAA Board of Control to set next classification cycle
By JESSE SMITHEY The hot topic of the summer, in regards to TSSAA talk, was supposed to be the next
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TSSAA Board of Control approves football and girls’ soccer contingency plans; sets Covid-19 regulations for all sports
By JESSE SMITHEY The TSSAA Board of Control has set the course for girls’ soccer and football, should the governor’s
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FREE READ: What happened in the TSSAA Board of Control meeting July 1, 2020
BY JESSE SMITHEY For some 90 minutes midday Wednesday, the TSSAA Board of Control focused its efforts on what the
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5STAR NOTES: Pigeon Forge baseball LHP commits to Vols, plus more commits and coach moves
By Jesse Smithey Let’s get you caught up in the happenings of high school sports. Much has gone on locally,
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‘It Has Just Been Strange’ … Spring Fling staples missing Murfreesboro this week
By MIKE BLACKERBY Hardin Valley coach Bryan Brown has taken track and field athletes and teams to the Spring Fling
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Memorable TSSAA Spring Fling moments from 2010-2019
Need a Spring Fling fix? Then here you go. The 5Star Preps team would normally be in Murfreesboro this week,
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Knox County Schools to issue summer athletics guidelines soon; TSSAA constructing 2020 football plan
By JESSE SMITHEY Thursday was supposed to be a decisive day for Knox County Schools (KCS) athletics, concerning what student-athletes
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