Proposed Regions for 2021-2023 Classification Cycles posted by TSSAA
The TSSAA released its proposed regions for the 2021-23 classification cycle. While the Board of Control must approve these regions
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5STAR PHOTOS: Basketball practices at Farragut, Bearden, Fulton (Nov. 2, 2020)
High school basketball practice began around the state of Tennessee on Monday, Nov. 2, 2020. 5Star Preps photographer Danny Parker
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VARSITY NOTES: Greeneville repeats as state soccer champs; football game cancellations; commitments
By JESSE SMITHEY So much happened in the local high school sports realm Monday, that we packaged it all up
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TSSAA places schools in classifications for 2021-23 cycle
The TSSAA announced the classifications for its member schools on Thursday for the 2021-23 classification cycles. Schools will have until
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Josh Igou State Farm’s “Where Are They Now?” – Shamarcus Brown (Bearden HS)
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Shamarcus Brown, Bearden High School (2019 graduate) NOW: Brown, a two-sport star while at Bearden, had
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5STAR PHOTOS and Observations from BMAZE Elite vs. TN Fury (Aug. 17, 2020)
BY JESSE SMITHEY Shoutout to B. Maze Elite and Tennessee Fury for agreeing to play an exhibition on Monday night
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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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INSIDER NOTES: Senior Night Changes, Morristown postpones sports, Vols offer local 7-footer and more
By JESSE SMITHEY Though high school football and fall TSSAA sports are still on track to begin on time, that
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Matt Mercer no longer with The King’s Academy
By Jesse Smithey Matt Mercer is no longer with The King’s Academy as its headmaster and boys’ basketball coach.
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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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