Brentwood Academy coach Chandler Ganick holds team meetings on Zoom now instead of the dugout.
While the boys basketball season for Williamson County is over, we've still got some awards to give out.
A Battle Ground Academy graduate has ascended to a top coaching job in D-II basketball.
Grace Christian Academy's Mason McKnatt staying close for college career
Williamson County Schools Athletic Director Darrin Joines speaks to coronavirus halt on preps sports
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a wide range of cancellations across the globe, with the sporting world taking a big chunk of those unfortunate decisions.
Brentwood High School receiver Walker Merrill will be sticking with the Volunteer State at the next level.
Though the ongoing sports drought continues in response to the coronavirus, we've still got Williamson County recruiting to keep tabs on.
After Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa went down with a season-ending hip injury in mid-November, some questioned whether or not he’d be worth a flier in the first round of the upcoming NFL draft.
It's been a year of adjustments for Grace Christian Academy athletics.
After a recommendation came down from Gov. Bill Lee's office for Tennessee schools to close through April 24 Monday, the TSSAA is calling for all state preps athletics to be suspended during that time frame as well.
First-year Belmont coach Casey Alexander gave Bruins fans one of the top moments of the season in a 76-75 win over Murray State in the OVC Tournament championship game on March 7.
One minute, Brentwood High School alum Grant Teichmann is enjoying a beach trip with a few friends and teammates in Turkey.
Nolensville was only two wins away from a state title when the TSSAA suspended the state tournament due to concerns about the coronavirus.
Williamson County Schools has officially put a hold on athletic events through April 3.
A few offers for Williamson County football players have tricked in over the last week.
In what's sure to be a setback for the future of high school lacrosse in the state, the TSSAA has suspended its efforts to sanction the sport indefinitely.
Amelia Osgood doesn’t need additional motivation to find gratitude in everyday life. Considering all that’s going on the world today, it’s the little extra things that continue to provide humility both on and off the court.
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TSSAA not giving up on finishing basketball tournaments, hosting Spring Fling in wake of coronavirus
The TSSAA isn't giving up hope that its high school basketball tournaments and Spring Fling tournaments could still be played out despite the ongoing distancing measures taken over the coronavirus.
Brentwood Academy has brought back an alum to work in a major role with its athletics program.
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Athletics administrators all over the country are canceling and postponing spring sports at all levels due to the coronavirus, and Williamson County Schools is the latest to make adjustments.
After deciding to suspend its state basketball tournaments in wake of the coronavirus, the TSSAA has offered an update on the status of spring sports in the area.
Nolensville is a fourth-year program.
After a previous decision to limit fan access to its high school state basketball tournament games, the TSSAA has taken a step further to suspend the festivities altogether.
The TSSAA has decided to put attendance precautions in place for its remaining state basketball games at Middle Tennessee State University.
Congruent to the widespread adjustments made to sporting events across the country in wake of the coronavirus, the TSSAA is monitoring how the rest of its high school state basketball tournaments will continue.
Brentwood’s season ended at 29-3 after a 62-56 loss to Arlington in a Class AAA quarterfinal at Middle Tennessee State’s Murphy Center on Wednesday.
It took Nolensville only four years to make its first state tournament, but Chris Ladd had to wait 22 years as a coach.
Summit’s first-ever trip to the Class AAA Sectional didn’t go well for the Spartans.
Brentwood’s road to the state title will go through Arlington.
The clock read 9.5, leaving the Belmont Bruins little margin for error as they prepared their final play of Saturday’s Ohio Valley Conference Championship game on Saturday in Evansville.
Bryce Jarvis got over 100 congratulatory text messages in the days following his perfect game.
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