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.
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You could see it in Franklin High head coach Donnie Webb's smile: this win felt good.
The featured game this week will be a battle between the Franklin Admirals and the Summit Spartans.
Despite the uncertain offseason, we are approaching the halfway point of the Williamson County football season.
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With more than 320 yards rushed, the Summit Spartans saw a blowout game Friday against the Columbia Central Lions, with an impressive final score of 35-0.
The third week of the 2020 Williamson County football season is upon us, if you'll believe it.
Saturday took Friday night's job this week for finishing the second week of 2020 Williamson County prep football after storms put pause on the Thursday night weather reschedulings.
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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.
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With 17 seconds left, Summit quarterback Destin Wade hobbled back onto the field after missing three plays with a cramp in his lower left leg.
It'll be the most exciting Border Battle in quite some time.
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.
Ravenwood, Summit and Christ Presbyterian Academy all have at least one thing in common.
Ravenwood coach Matt Daniels is optimistic there will be a football season as Tennessee gradually reopens its economy during the coronavirus pandemic.
Two big football programs have offered local athletes in the past day.
Though the ongoing sports drought continues in response to the coronavirus, we've still got Williamson County recruiting to keep tabs on.
A few offers for Williamson County football players have tricked in over the last week.
Also, Ravenwood's Junior Colson gets big offer; Lipscomb Academy's Kyle McNamara off to major program.
Also, Junior Colson, Walker Merrill, John Howse, Myles Dawson get new offers.
Junior Colson, the Wade twins, Kyle McNamara, Walker Merrill, Eli Sutton and John Howse IV also get new offers from big-time programs.
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.
Below is a new feature at the Williamson Home Page, a weekly preps recruiting roundup.
Page and Summit both performed well in their respective region awards with the 2019 season having closed.
Sometimes, the ball just doesn't bounce your way.
Below is a new feature at the Williamson Home Page, a weekly preps recruiting roundup.
The Ravenwood Raptors are headed to state, and it's in part thanks to the stellar play of their senior quarterback.
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