TSSAA is a nonprofit, self-supported organization, conceived by school people to promote good sportsmanship and cooperative ...
Week 3 brings another full Friday night of football across Tennessee, with 181 games set to take place statewide. As the season continues to take shape, 57 games this week will feature region ...
Throughout the school year, our office will be emailing information to high school and middle school tennis coaches on Tuesdays. We will in turn post those documents here as they are emailed. If you ...
TSSAA is a nonprofit, self-supported organization, conceived by school people to promote good sportsmanship and cooperative spirit among member schools.
There, John Olive is diagramming his future. Sure, it’s X’s and O’s, but the charted course is undeniable. He will become a football coach. He will become a public educator. He will devote decades of ...
The story of high school sports for girls in Tennessee begins, frankly, much earlier than in many other states – with initial girls’ state championships celebrating their century mark at the same time ...
The Legislative Council held a special called meeting Thursday via teleconference to address two agenda items involving the sanctioning of Lacrosse and to discuss implementation issues related to the ...
Here was Lamar Rogers, in the morning hours after a milestone win stamping his ongoing place in the history of Tennessee high school basketball, working on the farm with his son, Alvin, and helping ...
The TSSAA Board of Control and Legislative Council met in Mt. Juliet this week, to address more than 40 combined items between their two agendas. Both governing bodies held a Strategic Planning ...
Tennessee’s best high school football players for 2023 were recognized at the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards luncheon hosted by the Tennessee Titans. More than 400 people, including the honorees ...
Tennessee’s best high school football players for 2020 were recognized at the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards dinner hosted by the Tennessee Titans. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ...