Tigers Earn the "W"

The Tigers hard-fought 3-2 victory against MLK was nothing short of inspiring. From the first whistle to the final moments of the match, these young athletes displayed remarkable determination and resilience. The game was an intense battle, with both teams pushing themselves to the limit.  In the end, it was the unwavering teamwork and dedication that led them to triumph. This win will undoubtedly serve as a source of pride and motivation for these promising players, reminding them that with perseverance and a united effort, they can overcome even the toughest challenges on the soccer field. Celetse ‘27 and Emilia ‘25 each with a goal and the additional third goal from an own goal by MLK due to the pressure put on by the Tigers. Ansley ‘27 showcased her keeper skills with 12 saves throughout the game never afraid of going to the ground!
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  • School doors locked beginning November 27

    Following Thanksgiving Break, all exterior doors will remain locked when school is in session — as per state law (Tennessee Code § 49-6-817). All families, vendors, and other guests must ring the doorbell at the 19th Avenue entrance and present an ID to enter USN. We also will welcome Sgt. Anthony Jones and Cpl. Robert Gibson as School Resource Officers patrolling the Edgehill Campus and the River Campus.
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  • During the winter, USN offers basketball, swimming, hockey, and cheerleading to Middle and High School students.

    Support winter sports through Tiger Club

    Join our athletic booster known as Tiger Club for access to this season's basketball, swimming, and hockey games and to support all teams at USN. Membership is $100/year per household and can be purchased here. Tiger Club helps pay for upgrades to our athletic facilities, coordinates concessions sales, and sponsors sports recognition evenings. And save these dates:
    - Friday, December 8 for Spirit Night
    - the week of January 9-12, 2024 for Homecoming
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  • Artclectic 2023 Chairs Sarah Bishop, Jennie Zagnoev ’02, and Angie Howard  in Sperling Gym turned art gallery.

    Artclectic volunteers celebrate 3rd most successful year

    The Artclectic 2023 chairs recruited talented committee volunteers, selected participating artists, solicited sponsors, planned parties, and ensured that there was something for everyone at our annual art show. The result: in its 27-year history, only two shows resulted in more sales than Artclectic 2023.
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