Governor Bill Lee extends Executive Order 70 but allows grandparents, school staff to attend games
By JESSE SMITHEY With his Executive Order 70 set to expire at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, Tennessee governor Bill Lee extended
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5STAR PHOTOS: High School Wrestling (Alcoa, Farragut, HVA, Pigeon Forge, Morristown East)
PIGEON FORGE — You want photos from high school wrestling? You got ’em. Check out all the action from the
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2020 REWIND: 5Star Preps Photos of the Year
By JESSE SMITHEY When Covid-19 hit the pause button on live sports back in mid-March, we didn’t exactly have a
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TSSAA enacts more demanding restrictions on games, practices in wake of Executive Order 70
By JESSE SMITHEY The TSSAA office added a hefty measure of Covid-19 precautions to its winter sports Monday in the
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Covid-19 has TSSAA wrestling season pinned early; Coaches sound off on challenges, future
By DAVE LINK Pigeon Forge coach Greg Foreman has built one of the state’s top wrestling programs over the years.
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Who Signed on National Signing Day (Nov. 11, 2020)
Who Signed on National Signing Day (Nov. 11, 2020) Coaches and School Administrators may add their athletes to the list
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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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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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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: 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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