News Archive

The USN Mountain Bike team began its 10th NICA season on Sunday, fielding 22 total MS and HS riders at the Chickasaw Trace Park trails in Columbia, TN. Nearly 500 cyclists grades 6-12 descended on the park for race day and as expected, hot and humid conditions meant everyone’s top priority was to establish their best “heat management” strategies to stay fresh for the starting line and during each lap of the race.

With the boys team sporting 2021 state championship rings, High School’s cross country teams hope to capitalize on last season’s successes.

The Edgehill Campus underwent routine maintenance over the break, while the River Campus received several significant upgrades.

As student-athletes hit the trails and the weight room in preparation for fall sports, take a look back at the 2022 spring season.

Our athletic booster club helps pay for upgrades to our athletic facilities, coordinates concessions sales, and sponsors our sports recognition evenings.

The boys’ track and field team placed sixth overall in the TSSAA State Track and Field Meet. 

Girls’ Track and Field bring a home first track team state title in school history.

Rising sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students will sign up for early fall sports for the 2022-2023 academic year during PE the week of May 16.

The Middle Tennessee High School Swimming Association announced its 2021-2022 postseason award winners during the association's annual banquet on Wednesday, March 23 at Montgomery Bell Academy.

The High School varsity boys' basketball team is headed to Cookeville for the state championship semifinals. For those in the USN community unable to join the Tigers at Tennessee Tech University on Friday, March 4 at 3:30 p.m., we hope you'll enjoy the game broadcast live here on the TSSAA Network.

Whether your students are interested in trying a new sport or looking to score some tips to improve their game, there's a USN Summer Camp to fits what you're seeking.

USN's Ultimate Frisbee athletes hosted one of the season's earliest tournaments at the River Campus leading to predicted success throughout the season based on strong performances over the weekend-long tournament. Continue reading for an in-depth look at how the tournament unfolded.

Good luck to High School varsity boys' basketball as the team takes on Goodpasture Christian School in the DII-A region semifinals on Friday, February 18. And congratulations to DII-A District 3 tournament Most Valuable Player Adam Miller '22, Josh Scretchen '22 for making the all-tournament team, and Josh and Adrian Samuels '22 for being placed on the all-district team.

Anna Hulan '25, Olivia Barbieri '25 and two girls' relays earned spots in the finals. The girls' 400 free relay broke the 1996 school record, and overall the team swam 80% lifetime bests.

Adam Miller '22 heads to Case Western Reserve University and Morayo Kassim '22 to University of Pennsylvania.

In one of the most anticipated moments in a swimmer's season, 19 Tigers took to the water at the region meet. The girls' squad took home fifth place, marking the school's first top five finish since 2014. Of the 32 individual events swam, 27 clocked in season records, all six relays were season best finishes too, and Anna Hulan '25 secured a spot on the all-region team. A full recap is available at the link.

Join us in welcoming new HS Boys' Tennis Head Coach Cade Reasons, the newest addition to USN's coaching staff.

Congratulations to Josh Scretchen '22 for scoring over 1,000 points during his high school basketball career.

Students in grades K-4 are invited to join USN's winter basketball league for a fun and engaging opportunity to focus on game play fundamentals such as shooting, dribbling, passing, and defense. League play begins in late January, and registration is open now.