The mountain biking team concluded its season with a few season-best performances, while cross country raced to the finish line in the region championships. Find out the latest with Tiger Athletics from Athletic Director Josh Scouten in this week's recap.
The frisbee team battled Montgomery Bell Academy this week as it looks to build on a successful start to the season. Meanwhile, our mountain biking team wrapped up its season at the Laurel Point trails on Raccoon Mountain outside Chattanooga. Catch up on Middle School athletics in this week's athletic recap from Middle School Athletic Director Michael Scrutchin.
While River Campus improvements are underway with new lighting and a lacrosse rebounding wall, we are seeking your input on our athletics programs and facilities through a Possip survey question Thursday, October 30 and focus groups on Tuesday, November 4 and Wednesday, November 5.
Our girls soccer team wrapped up a successful season last week, hosting Grace Christian in the regional quarterfinals, while the mountain miking team completed its fourth race of the season at Winged Deer Park. Read the latest from Tiger Athletics in this week's recap from Athletic Director Josh Scouten.
While Cross Country hit the trails and volleyball competed in the region tournament, USN golfers turned in strong performances at the region championships, highlighted by a school-record score of 71, shot by Jordan Brod-Glinter ’26. Read more about Tiger Athletics in this week's recap from Athletic Director Josh Scouten.
The Tigers are wrapping up fall sports, with several teams competing for titles and student-athletes committing to continue their athletic careers at colleges across the country. Hear the latest updates from Athletics Director Josh Scouten in our fall sports recap.
The 3rd race of the NICA-TICL season was held at Lock 4 Park in Gallatin, utilizing the very familiar 4.5 mile loop that’s been in our race series for more than a dozen years. The middle school team moved its way into the top 10 of 28 teams, and 9th grader Elsa Absi powered her way into a 5th place podium spot in the JV3 category.
While the volleyball team was batting during Volleyball Spirit Night, the cross country team participated in the Siegel Invitational, and the girls' soccer team picked up a key district win. Read this week's athletic recap from Athletic Director Josh Scouten to get the latest information on Tiger Athletics
The Middle School volleyball teams had a strong week, featuring several wins ahead of the Harpeth Valley Athletic Conference tournament. Meanwhile, the cross-country team battled weather delays before turning in a stellar performance at a recent meet. Read on to see how student-athletes did in this week's recap from MS Athletic Director Michael Scrutchin.
The cross country teams ran the Green Hill Invitational, volleyball faced Donelson Christian and Davidson Academy, veteran and new mountain bikers rolled through Chickasaw Trace Trails for first race, and the girls soccer team faced Valor College Prep and Donelson Christian Academy in its season openers.
Festivies begin at 3:30 p.m. Monday, September 15 as the USN community gathers in Sperling Gym during back-to-back volleyball meets against Franklin Road Academy. The spirit night includes a pop-up Spirit Store, fair hair, face painting, a photo booth, and more.
Middle School athletics are off to a great start this year, with cross country, tennis, and volleyball leading the way. Catch up on this week's action in the athletics recap by Middle School Athletic Director Michael Scrutchin.
The Tigers are getting ready to take the field, court, and trail for fall sports. Keep up with our first intramural cross country race on the USN Broadcasting Channel on Wednesday, August 20.
Consider joining Tiger Club, USN's athletic booster club. Tiger Club helps pay for upgrades to our athletic facilities, coordinates concessions sales, and sponsors sports recognition evenings. Membership consists of three level options: $100, $250, and $500. Each level includes a family pass to most sporting events and exclusive Tiger Club spirit gear, which special swag for those to join on or before Sunday, August 10.
It is common to have five or more University School of Nashville student-athletes sign college athletic commitment letters each year, and this year, USN saw eight more student-athletes commit to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. USN has several alumni participating in their chosen sport at the collegiate level from the Classes of 2021 through 2025. Continue reading to learn more about where Tigers are competing beyond Edgehill.
Physical examinations are required for all Middle and High School student-athletes. Click here to download the TSSAA form, which must be submitted through Magnus Health before the first day of school or the first day of practice for the sport, which is Monday, July 28 for fall sports.
Our athletics booster club saw tremendous growth and new opportunities this academic year. Tiger Club helps support upgrades to our athletic facilities, coordinates concession sales, and sponsors our sports recognition evenings.
It's tournament time, and the Tigers are getting ready to compete against the best of the best in several spring sports. Read the latest on Tigers Athletics from Athletic Director Josh Scouten in this week's athletic recap.
Help us pack the stadium at Hawkins Field and cheer on our High School boys baseball team as the Tigers take on Franklin Road Academy on Monday, March 24.
Clay Payne '25 will play basketball at Palm Beach Atlantic University, Olivia Barbieri '25 will swim for Denver University, and Alexander Peck '25 will play baseball for the Arkansas Razorbacks.
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