Board of Control Meeting Scheduled in Hermitage

The Board of Control will meet on August 19 to discuss various important topics.

The Board of Control is scheduled to convene on Monday, August 19, in Hermitage at the TSSAA office building. The meeting is set to commence at 9:00 a.m. The agenda for the meeting includes over 30 items covering a range of topics, such as financial overviews of different sports and the upcoming classification process.

One of the proposals up for reconsideration is the new limitation on the number of Hall of Champions games. Additionally, there will be a discussion on a proposal that would allow schools to host one additional contest in several sports, including baseball, softball, and girls’ flag football. Schools would contribute $100 towards the construction of a new state office building for this privilege.

A previously tabled proposal, which suggests the introduction of three classes in Division II basketball and volleyball, will also be revisited. There are proposals for lacrosse classification changes from schools like Ensworth, Upperman, Bradley Central, and Nolensville High School.

The meeting will not solely focus on financial and classification issues. The agenda includes updates on significant projects such as the TSSAA building, the marketing program, and student services. Another topic for discussion is the proposed changes to post-season media regulations, a relevant issue in the era of social media and virtual broadcasts.

The full Board agenda can be viewed here.

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Murfreesboro Sports Authority’s Inaugural Meeting Announced

The Murfreesboro Sports Authority will hold its first meeting on August 12, 2024, at the Municipal Airport Business Center Community Room to focus on organizational matters. Public comments will be accepted with prior sign-up, and the authority was established following statutory rights granted by the Tennessee General Assembly to facilitate various sports and recreational activities. The appointed board members include Pete Adams, Andy Ezell, Paul Latture, Ben Parsley, Mary Elam Polk, Whit Turnbow, and Robert White, and will meet at least twice a year.