Week 6 of Williamson County football featured a number of big wins and standout performers across the area. As usual, it was tough to choose just five for Player of the Week, but these players made the cut as the week's best. Vote on this week's Player of the Week below, and check back for a…
Another week of Williamson County and Nashville-area football is in the books. Several team held homecoming festivities and lots of non-district matchups took place.
In what was once one of the oldest district football matchups in the state, Brentwood Academy (4-2, 2-0) and Montgomery Bell Academy (6-0, 2-0) continued their annual battle on the gridiron with the Big Red winning over the Eagles 35-21.
The Ravenwood High School Raptors shut out the Hendersonville High School Commandos in the second half on the way to its 27-10 victory Friday night.
Before East Nashville’s road contest with Independence on Friday night, head coach Jamaal Stewart challenged running back Tre’Quan Waters to carry the team on his back. The senior running back took that message to heart.
CPA fell to Cane Ridge 31-28 at home on Friday night.
Brentwood Academy fell to MBA 35-21 on homecoming on Friday night.
The Nolensville defense kept making big plays time and again Friday while running back Samson Johnson scored three touchdowns to lead the Knights to a 49-27 Homecoming night victory over the Rockvale Rockets.
Week 6 of the high school football season is here, and the weekend schedule features a number of big-time matchups.
After three days of voting, it's time to reveal the winner of the week 5 Williamson Medical Center Player of the Week poll.
On Friday night in Nolensville, the Knights put on a show that was simultaneously impressive and typical.
Two premier private school programs and high-powered offenses shake up the week 6 football schedule as Montgomery Bell Academy and Brentwood Academy do battle on the gridiron in Brentwood on Friday night at 7 p.m. in a non-region matchup.
Week 5 of Williamson County football featured a number of big wins and standout performers across the area. As usual, it was tough to choose just five for Player of the Week, but these players made the cut as the week's best. Vote on this week's Player of the Week below, and check back for a…
Every week, the Nashville Post will have a roundup of the weekend's Nashville-area college football games, including top performers and takeaways, as well as updates from around the state and on local players.
The Independence Eagles football team (3-2, 2-0) got a boost from Tre' Hartwell on a 72-yard touchdown run, along with key defensive stops, to seal the victory 27-17 on the road over the Franklin Admirals (0-5, 0-2) Friday night.
Another week of Williamson County and Nashville-area football is in the books. Some teams remained undefeated, while others dropped important games.
CPA defeated Goodpasture 35-14 on the road on Friday night.
Centennial High School captured its first Region 7-6A victory of the season when the Cougars defeated the Summit High School Spartans 31-14 Friday night.
A gutsy fourth down call to put the game away and another standout performance by running back Carter Pace fueled an emotional 28-10 win for Ravenwood (3-2) over rival Brentwood (3-2) in the 2022 “Battle of the Woods”.
Early fall has brought more decisions from local athletes about where they will play at the next level.
Week 5 of the Williamson County high school football season is almost here, but it's time to reveal the winner of the week 4 Williamson Medical Center Player of the Week poll.
Week 5 of the high school football season is here, and the slate features a number of top-notch matchups.
In a rivalry that guarantees to spice up week 5 play, the “Battle of the Woods” between the Brentwood Bruins and Ravenwood Raptors football teams will take place at Ravenwood High School at 7p.m. Friday night.
Week 4 of Williamson County football featured a number of big wins and standout performers across the area. As usual, it was tough to choose just five for Player of the Week, but these players made the cut as the week's best. Vote on this week's Player of the Week below, and check back fo…
The 2022 season has come to an end for Philadelphia Eagles pass rusher Derek Barnett just one game into the campaign.
Every week, the Nashville Post will have a roundup of the weekend's Nashville-area college football games, including top performers and takeaways, as well as updates from around the state and on local players.Let's take a look back at the packed Labor Day weekend slate from week 1 of the col…
Timely stops and solid offensive schemes helped the Oakland Patriots (4-0, 1-0) pull away late in the second half to win their 34th game in a row 45-31 over the Ravenwood Raptors (2-2, 1-0) on the road Friday night.
Another week of WillCo football is done, and several big wins were registered across the area. Unlike last weekend, the game's will not be weather-delayed into Saturday and Sunday.
The Summit High School Spartans got burned early and often by the Blackman High School Blaze in a 54-21 rout Friday night.
Brentwood football coach Clint Finch could find one word to describe his Bruins Friday night after a hard-fought 14-12 win over Henry County - “gutsy”.
Christ Presbyterian Academy (2-2) ran into a buzzsaw Montgomery Bell Academy (4-0) squad on Thursday night, falling 35-10 on the road.
A fast start and a strong defensive effort propelled the Pope John Paul II Knights (4-0) to a blowout win on the road over the Independence Eagles (2-2) on Thursday night.
The Centennial Cougars bounced back from a Saturday loss on just five days rest to dispatch the Antioch Bears 42-6 on the road Thursday night.
Week four of the Williamson County high school football season is almost here, but it's time to reveal the winner of the week three Player of the Week poll.
Former Brentwood Academy standout Dawson Knox has further cemented himself as part of the Buffalo Bulls future plans.
The Ravenwood Raptors will host the state champion Oakland Patriots on the gridiron in a primetime showdown Friday night at 7p.m.
Week three of the high school football season was a tumultuous one that lasted until Sunday, but we're already looking ahead to week four's slate.
Every week, the Nashville Post/Williamson Home Page will have a roundup of the weekend's Nashville-area college football games, including top performers and takeaways, as well as updates from around the state and on local players.
The weather tried to upend week 3 of Williamson County football, and although it caused several delays and postponements, the games were all eventually able to be played and completed. As usual, it was tough to choose just five for Player of the Week, but these players made the cut as the …
After a heartbreaking loss to Father Ryan last week, the Brentwood Bruins bounced back with a road win over Summit to kick off regional play. But thanks to some inclement weather on Friday night, it took a little longer than usual to secure that victory.
After an over 16-hour lightning delay postponed the game, the Ravenwood Raptors reeled off 21 unanswered points to defeat the Franklin Admirals 31-6 Saturday afternoon.
A 77-yard touchdown sprint by running back Tre' Hartwell with seven minutes remaining proved to be the difference as the Independence Eagles rushed away with a 17-14 win at Centennial Saturday afternoon.
It was a long night for week three of Williamson County high school football as weather delays caused many games to both start and finish late and some were called early.
In a game that featured two lightning delays, the Christ Presbyterian Academy Lions (2-1,1-0) stormed their way through the Wildcats defense, winning their first region game on the road Friday night 28-0 against Battle Ground Academy (0-3, 0-1).
Week three of the Williamson County high school football season is almost here, but it's time to reveal the winner of the week two Player of the Week poll.
The Independence Eagles football team will open region competition Friday night at 7p.m., traveling to the Centennial Cougars home field. This could be an early battle for playoff seeding in the Williamson County 6A region.
Week three of the high school football season is almost here.
Week 6 of Williamson County football featured a number of big wins and standout performers across the area. As usual, it was tough to choose just five for Player of the Week, but these players made the cut as the week's best. Vote on this week's Player of the Week below, and check back for a winner on Thursday.
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