The Dickson County Cougars (0-4) took the field at Dickson County Stadium for the first time in five weeks on Friday, falling to Rossview (3-1) 35-14 in a non-region matchup.

Record: 13-3

Centennial junior Joshua Forsee had a monster outing in a 22-14 victory over visiting Dickson County on Friday night. 

Creek Wood’s defense held Montgomery Central pointless Friday evening as the Red Hawks pulled out the 21-0 win.

Brentwood Academy and Ravenwood swapped places in the Main Street Preps Top 25 football poll after Week 4.

Record: 9-1

Creek Wood defeated Harpeth 38-7 last Friday night.

Three years ago, Beech High School student Coleman Midgett’s life was tragically taken from him in a car accident. 

The Greenbrier Bobcats hosted the Creek Wood Red Hawks Friday night in the opening contest of Region 5-4A play for both teams.

2020 Record: 7-2

Due to the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and Nashville’s phased reopening plan, the TSSAA has made plans to move the 2020 State Cross Country Championships to Sanders Ferry Park in Hendersonville. The championships will take place over two days (Nov. 5-6) instead of the traditional one-day event to allow for social distancing. 

Creek Wood dominated the first three quarters last Friday night but let Dickson County catch its stride in the final quarter in a 28-21 Creek Wood win.

High school football returned to Middle Tennessee last weekend and the top teams made their presence felt. 

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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee issued an Executive Order that will allow fall contact sports to resume, meaning the TSSAA football season will begin on time Week One on Aug. 21.

High school coaches and players across the Midstate breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday afternoon as Gov. Bill Lee announced he will issue Executive Order 55, allowing contact to resume and fall sports to start on time.

Contingency plans have been approved if high school contact sports cannot start on time in Tennessee. 

The TSSAA passed contingency plans for football and girls soccer Wednesday if the 2020 season doesn't start on time.

High school football and girls soccer seasons will be delayed in Tennessee, but there are options on the table for the games to still be played this fall.

High school football season will be delayed in Tennessee – if it happens at all in 2020.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted baseball as much as any sport, and the fallout is just beginning.

Move to suspend fails to gain majority --