Athletics

Accolades & After USN

Collegiate Athletics - Beyond Edgehill

It is common to have several USN student-athletes sign college athletic commitment letters each year.  Look back at recent graduates choosing to  continue their athletic careers collegiately. The list below shows the NCAA-sponsored sports for men and women in which USN student-athletes chose to compete. 
Baseball
Sewanee: The University of the South: Harrison Fitzgibbon ’23
Washington University in St. Louis: Owen Block ’23 and Townsend Stevenson ’23 
Bethany Lutheran College: Grant Reilly ’24
Denison University: Mahoney Daunic ’24
University of Arkansas: Alexander Peck ’25
New College of Florida: Carson Darr ’25

Basketball
American University: Adrian Samuels '22
Central State University, Josh Scretchen '22
Converse University: Ella McQuain '22
Vassar College: Collin France '23
Illinois Tech: Uma Peters ’25
Palm Beach Atlantic: Clay Payne ’25
 
Bowling
Fayetteville State University: Lily Mozzi ’23 

Cross Country
Cornell University: Pelham Bergesen '20 (and Track & Field)
Rice University: Timothy Hays '20 (and Track & Field)

Golf
Belmont University: Ainsley Moore ’24 

Lacrosse
Sewanee, University of the South: Joe Orem '19

Track & Field
Washington University in St. Louis: Neil Narayanan ’21
Morehouse College: Jordan Turner ’22
University of Pennsylvania: Morayo Kassim ’22
Case Western: Holly Schreiber ’23
Emory College: Collin France '23
Middle Tennessee State University: Sidney Ware ’23
Vanderbilt University: Alima Kassim ’24 
 
Soccer
Trinity College: Dabney Moore '20
Carnegie Mellon University: Gemma Jefferson ’21
Davidson College: Raine Jones ’21
Ithaca College: Cameron Wooten ’23
Xavier University: Cannon Scretchen ’24
Williams College: Tessa Chomsky ’25
Swimming
Wheaton College: Kara Grace Hess ’23
Middlebury College: Olivia Schwarz ’24
University of Michigan: Anna Hulan ’25
University of Denver: Olivia Barbieri ’25
Lafayette College: Leo Frein ’25

USN Athletic Accolades

Below find a running list of USN athletic accommoplishments since 1989.

Sport Year Level Place Division  Class
Volleyball 1989 Regional Runner-Up - S
Volleyball 1989 District Champions  - S
Volleyball 1990 Regional Runner-Up - S
Volleyball 1990 District Champions  - S
Volleyball 1990 State Runner up - S
Girls' Tennis 1991 Regional Champions  - -
Volleyball 1991 Regional Runner-Up - A-AA
Volleyball 1991 District Champions  - A-AA
Girls' Basketball 1992 Regional Champions  - A
Volleyball 1992 District Champions  - A-AA
Girls' Tennis 1992 District Champions  - -
Girls' Tennis 1992 Regional Champions  - -
Volleyball 1992 Regional Runner-Up - A-AA
Girls' Tennis 1993 Regional Champions  - -
Volleyball 1993 Regional Champions  - A-AA
Girls' Basketball 1993 Regional Champions  - A
Girls' Tennis 1993 District Champions  - -
Volleyball 1993 State Champions
Boys' Soccer 1994 District Runner-Up - -
Girls' Tennis 1994 Regional Champions  - -
Volleyball 1994 Regional Champions  - A-AA
Girls' Tennis 1994 District Champions  - -
Volleyball 1994 State Champions
Girls' Tennis 1994 State  Championship
Boys' Cross Country 1995 Regional Runner-Up - A-AA
Girls' Track Team Relays 1995 Regional Runner-Up - A-AA
Volleyball 1995 Regional Champions  - A-AA
Girls' Basketball 1995 District Champions  - A
Girls' Tennis 1995 District Champions  - -
Volleyball 1995 State Champions
Volleyball 1996 District Champions  - A-AA
Volleyball 1996 State  Championship
Boys' Lacrosse 1998 State Champions  C Division -
Girls' Cross Country  2000 District 2nd Place II A-AA
Boys' Track 2000 Regional 3rd Place II -
Girls' Cross Country  2001 Regional 3rd Place II -
Boys' Cross Country 2001 Regional 3rd Place II -
Girls' Track 2002 Regional 3rd Place II -
Girls' Cross Country  2003 District Runner-Up - -
Girls' Track 2003 Regional 3rd Place II -
Girls' Cross Country  2003 Regional Runner-Up II -
Girls' Golf 2003 Regional Champions  II -
Girls' Golf 2003 State  Runner-Up
Boys' Soccer 2004 State Runner-Up II -
Girls' Cross Country  2005 State  Championship
Girls' Cross Country  2006 Regional Runner-Up II -
Boys' Cross Country 2006 Regional Runner-Up II -
Girls' Cross Country  2007 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2007 - Champions  II A
Volleyball 2007 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2007 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2007 Regional  Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2007 State Champions II A
Girls Cross Country 2007 State  Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2008 State Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2008 State Champions  II A
Girls' Cross Country  2008 State Champions  II A
Girls' Tennis 2008 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2008 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Soccer 2008 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Baseball 2008 Regional Runner-Up II A
Volleyball 2008 Regional Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2008 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Golf 2008 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2008 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' tennis 2008 State Champions II A
Girls' Tennis 2008 State  Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2009 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2009 District Runner-Up II A
Boys' Soccer 2009 State Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2009 State Champions  II A
Boys' Soccer 2009 Regional Runner-Up II A
Baseball 2009 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Tennis 2009 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2009 Regional Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2009 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2009 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2009 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Tennis 2009 State  Runner-Up II A
Boys' Tennis 2010 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Basketball 2010 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2010 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2010 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2010 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2010 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2010 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Soccer 2011 State Runner-Up II A
USA Ultimate  2011 State 1st Place Open Division -
Boys' Cross Country 2011 State Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2011 State Champions  II A
Girls' Cross Country  2011 State Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2011 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Soccer 2011 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2011 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2011 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2011 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Basketball 2012 State Runner-Up II A
USA Ultimate  2012 State Champions  Open Division -
Boys' Tennis 2012 State Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2012 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2012 State Champions  II A
Boys' Soccer 2012 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Tennis 2012 Regional Champions  II A
Girls' Cross Country  2012 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2012 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2012 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2012 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Golf 2012 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2012 Regional Runner-Up II A
USA Ultimate  2013 State 1st Place Open Division -
USA Ultimate  2013 State 1st Place Girls' Division -
Boys' Soccer 2013 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2013 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2013 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2013 State  Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2014 District II Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2014 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2014 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2014 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2014 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2014 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2014 Regional  Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2015 District II Champions  II A
Girls' Cross Country  2015 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2015 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2015 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2016 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Lacrosse 2016 State Runner-Up II -
USA Ultimate  2016 State 2nd Place Boys Division  -
Boys' Cross Country 2016 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2016 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2017 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Tennis 2017 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2017 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Tennis 2017 State Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2017 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2017 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Basketball 2017 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Soccer 2017 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Golf 2017 District Runner-Up II A
Boys' Golf 2017 Regional Champions  II A
Girls' Soccer 2017 District Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2018 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2018 State Runner-Up II A
Boys' Tennis 2018 District Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2018 Regional Champions  II A
USA Ultimate  2018 State 2nd Place Girls' Division -
Boys' Track and Field 2018 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Tennis 2018 District Champions  II A
Girls' Cross Country  2018 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2018 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Golf 2018 District Champions  II A
Girls' Soccer 2018 District Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2019 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2019 State Champions  II A
USA Ultimate  2019 State 2nd Place  Boys Division  -
Boys' Soccer 2019 District Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2019 District Runner-Up II A
Girls' Cross Country  2019 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Track & Field 2019 Regional Champions  II A
Girls' Tennis 2019 District Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2019 District Champions  II A
Boys' Cross Country 2019 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2019 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Soccer 2019 District  Champions  II A
Girls' Golf 2020 District Champions  II A
Girls' Cross Country  2020 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2020 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Soccer 2021 Regional Runner-Up II A
Girls' Tennis 2021 Regional Champions  II A
Boys' Tennis 2021 Regional Runner-Up II A
Boys' Tennis 2021 District Champions  II A
Girls' Tennis 2021 District Champions  II A
Girls' Track & Field 2021 State  Runner-Up II A
Boys' Cross Country 2021 Region Champions II A
Boys' Cross Country 2021 State Champions II A

A Team ApproachBuilding Student-Athletes

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  • Laying a Foundation in Lower School

    In Lower School, a spirit of cooperation takes precedence over competition. Students develop fine motor skills and lay a foundation for future athletic pursuits during daily PE classes.

    USN provides parents with information about local recreational league play opportunities for their children and may, where possible, help bring parent coaches and interested children together.

  • New Experiences in Middle School

    In fifth grade, USN offers more extensive sports-specific training during the PE block with an introduction to interscholastic competition that varies by sport. Beginning in sixth grade, as students make the transition to interscholastic competition, coaches look to build competitive teams. Where interest exceeds roster space, the school makes every effort to identify other options for students, with the goal of providing the appropriate level of competition and/or skill development for each child.

    Nearly 85% of Middle School students participate in one or more sports throughout the year. Middle School sports practices take place during the school day, and students who do not play a sport are required to take a PE elective. Though electives may vary some by semester, students always have a minimum of four courses to choose from and options typically include time in the Fitness Center, field games, walking, or yoga.

  • Achieving Goals in High School

    Athletics at USN serves as a source of school pride. An integral part of many students' experience, USN provides a variety of athletic opportunities. Our most competitive teams can be found at the High School level where varsity teams compete for conference, regional, and state championships while maintaining the schools' athletic philosophy. As opportunities arise, junior varsity and freshman teams are created.

    In High School, approximately 75% of students participate in one or more sports throughout the year. High School sports practices take place after school, and students who do not participate in at least one sport are required to take one semester of PE per academic year.

  • Athletics Beyond Edgehill

    It is common to have at least five University School of Nashville student-athletes sign college athletic commitment letters each year. USN has 25 alumni participating in their chosen sport at the collegiate level from the Classes of 2021 through 2025.

  • Sports Medicine On Site

    USN employs two full-time, on-site athletic trainers to work closely with student-athletes and coaches to manage all aspects of medical care, including preventative medicine, injury care, and recovery.

  • Join Tiger Club

    USN’s athletic booster club, Tiger Club, helps pay for upgrades to our athletic facilities, coordinates concessions sales, and sponsors our sports recognition evenings. Membership is $100 per household per academic year and includes free admission to all regular season athletic events. 

Athletics Office

List of 8 members.

  • Photo of Josh Scouten

    Josh Scouten 

    Athletic Director, Boys' Lacrosse and Bowling Coach
    (615) 321-8000
    Middle Tennessee State University - MS
    Messiah College - BA
    Vanderbilt University - Master's
    At USN since: 2007
  • Photo of Michael Scrutchin

    Michael Scrutchin 

    Middle School Athletic Director
    Drexel University - MS
    St. Edward's University - BBA
    At USN since: 2025
  • Photo of Madison Booser

    Madison Booser 

    Athletics Coordinator
    Ashland University - BSBA
    Southeastern Oklahoma State University - MS
    At USN since: 2024
  • Photo of William B. Scott

    William B. Scott 09

    Director, Fitness Center
    At USN since: 2009
  • Photo of Jordan Faimon

    Jordan Faimon 

    Athletic Trainer
    University of Nebraska - Bachelor of Science
    South Dakota State University - Master of Science
    At USN since: 2022
  • Photo of Anna Unnasch

    Anna Unnasch 

    Athletic Trainer
    Grand Canyon University - Bachelor of Science
    At USN since: 2023
  • Photo of Doug Brown

    Doug Brown 

    Middle School Social Studies Teacher, Coach & Middle School Sports Event Coordinator
    (615) 321-8016
    Regis University - B.A.
    University of Phoenix - M. Ed.
    At USN since: 2002
  • Photo of Brent Crosby

    Brent Crosby 

    Aquatic Coordinator, Head Swim Coach
    Milligan University - B.S.
    At USN since: 2023

Athletic FacilitiesWhere We Train & Play

USN seeks to foster in its students a love of a wide range of sports, encouraging exercise and regular participation. Our well-equipped, well-maintained facilities provide offer students a broad range of paths to pursue the athletic endeavors right for their developmental needs and unique interests. Every Tiger can reach their physical potential using our facilities.

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  • Edgehill Campus

    Student-athletes practice and play in our two Edgehill Campus gymnasiums, swimming pool, fitness center, and neighboring Vanderbilt University fields.

    The 3,500 square feet Fitness Center is a state-of-the-art facility which provides an atmosphere that encourages teamwork, leadership, and personal health. Along with free weights and machine weights, the fitness center also contains cardiovascular equipment such as ellipticals, treadmills, recumbent stationary bikes, upright stationary bikes, and row machines.

  • River Campus

    Many student-athletes travel to our River Campus. The 80+ acre River Campus is home for all competition in track & field, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, softball, tennis, and Ultimate frisbee. 

  • Fitness Center Hours & Info

    Check out the latest Fitness Center information, updated holiday/break hours and more from Fitness Center Director William Scott
    Normal School Year Hours of Operation:
    • Monday-Friday 7am-6pm
    • Saturdays Closed
    • High School Athletic Teams have use of the facility from 3:15pm-5:00pm on school days
    • Hours are subject to change due to school events and weather
    Read More

  • Fitness Center Information

    The USN Fitness Center is a state-of-the-art facility which provides an atmosphere that encourages teamwork, leadership and personal health for our wellness, physical education and athletic programs.
    USN FITNESS CENTER INFORMATION

    The 3,500 square feet facility, located on the entire ground floor of the Tibbott Center (next to the Sperling Gymnasium) is stocked with Life Fitness, Hammer Strength, and Power Lift equipment.

    Along with free weights and machine weights, the fitness center also contains cardiovascular equipment such as ellipticals, treadmills, recumbent stationary bikes, upright stationary bikes and row machines.

    Every day our physical education department, interscholastic athletic teams, faculty/staff, and parents use the fitness center.

    Key Features
    • 3,500 SF Fitness Center
    • Hammer Strength
    • Life Fitness Equipment
    • PreCor Cardio Machine
    • Dance/multi-purpose studio with sprung floor for wellness/group exercise/dance/martial arts (970SF)
    • Locker rooms – High School
    • Athletic Trainer’s Room (280SF)
    • Laundry Room (160SF)
    • Multiple Televisions
    Programs
    • Lower, Middle and High School Physical Education (Personal Training Class)
    • Athletics - High School and Middle School athletes participate in Team Strength and Conditioning sessions after school. 
    • Summer Strength and Conditioning programs are offered to Middle School and High School athletes.
    • Wellness – Faculty/Staff participate in cross-training fitness classes year round.
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  • Scores Scores
    See all the latest athletic news and results from MS & HS Tiger Teams. Stats & Highlights Results

Contact USN

Edgehill Campus
2000 Edgehill Ave.
Nashville, TN 37212

Phone:  615-321-8000
Fax:       615-321-0889 
Email:    info@usn.org

River Campus
1200 County Hospital Road
Nashville, TN 37218

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USN Mission: 
University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.