The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) Board of Control conducted a special meeting on Wednesday, October 30, to discuss appeals from various schools concerning the status of forfeited football games. This meeting was held remotely via a video conference call.
During the session, the Board made several decisions regarding school classifications in other sports. Notably, Milan High School’s request to ascend to Class 2A in volleyball was approved, based on their combined enrollment figures. Additionally, Peabody High School’s petition to use their original 2023-24 summary Average Daily Membership (ADM) from the State Department of Education was also approved. This change will result in Peabody’s advancement in the upcoming classification cycle for certain sports.
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For those interested in the detailed outcomes and discussions of the meeting, the summary document is available online. You can access it through this link: Board of Control Summary (October 30, 2024) (PDF).
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High School Sports Gear Up for Championships
As the high school football regular season wraps up, Week 10 features numerous regional matchups leading up to the BlueCross Bowl state championships in Chattanooga on December 5-7. Playoffs start November 8, with game brackets available on TSSAAsports.com. Fans are encouraged to maintain sportsmanship during games, and for those unable to attend, 83 games will be streamed on the NFHS Network, which also covers girls’ soccer and volleyball championships. More details are available on the NFHS Network website.