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They call it the Battle of 840, but it turned into the Battle of the Backup Quarterbacks.
The Page Patriots are coming off a 5-8 season where they fell to Hillsboro in the first round of the playoffs, 43-7.
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The stage was set as Williamson County’s finest athletes and coaches previewed their football seasons and the move-up to new divisions at MaFIAoza’s restaurant at the Factory in Franklin on Wednesday night.
Tennessee Volunteers kicker Brent Cimaglia has announced that he will enter the NCAA transfer portal and is looking to play his final collegiate season at a new school.
Tennessee kicker Brent Cimaglia announced that he was opting out of the final two games of the 2020 season on Monday via a social media post.
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Williamson County native and Tennessee kicker Brent Cimaglia’s one thing that set him apart from other placekickers in the country is his consistency.
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Some scary thoughts went through Taylor Spierto’s mind before he made the game-winning catch.
The pandemic has postponed one of the month's first big rivalry games in football.
The sixth week of the Williamson County football season is behind us, and we've got select results to share with you from your favorite WillCo teams.
The sixth week of the Williamson County football season approaches, with October football and, believe it or not, the playoffs, approaching.
The Williamson County football season is officially reaching its halfway point, with Week 5's games promising some of 2020's most exciting contests yet.
The 0-2 Lipscomb Academy Mustangs took on the 1-2 Page Patriots at Lipscomb Academy. Both Lipscomb Academy and Page were looking to turn their seasons around and get some momentum going.
Despite the uncertain offseason, we are approaching the halfway point of the Williamson County football season.
The third week of Williamson County football is in the books, and some of the week's away games have decisions favoring county schools.
The third week of the 2020 Williamson County football season is upon us, if you'll believe it.
The Page Patriots had to delay its away game with Siegel after Thursday's storms, and both teams played on a neutral site Saturday morning.
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Williamson County prep football just can't catch a break this season.
Week Two for Williamson County football is already about to begin.
The remnants of Hurricane Laura will be sparking some changes to the Williamson County football schedule.
The first, drenched week of prep football for Williamson County is in the books.
Bernard Childress is “cautiously optimistic” that everything will go O.K. as the high school football season opens in Tennessee during the coronavirus pandemic on Friday night.
This story has been updated as of Thursday, Aug. 20, with comment from Franklin High School.
Tennessee High School Football Coaches Association names WillCo athletes to 2019 team for 4A, 5A, 6A
Williamson County found itself aplenty on the Tennessee High School Football Coaches Association's 2019 teams for Classes 4A, 5A and 6A.
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has recognized a handful of Williamson County football players for its yearly teams in Classes 4A, 5A and 6A.
Page and Summit both performed well in their respective region awards with the 2019 season having closed.
Five Tennessee Vol football players were recognized over the last two days with All-SEC honors.
The Page Patriots lost Friday night in the second round of the 5A playoffs to rival Summit, ending a stellar 9-1 season.
On a three-touchdown night from sophomore Keaten Wade, the Summit Spartans secured the win to defeat district rival Page Patriots 28-3 on Friday night at Page High School.
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