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Regular season complete. Whites Creek was not played, will not be made up, and is excluded from the record.

Robertson County, Tennessee
Football · 2026
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Regular season complete. Whites Creek was not played, will not be made up, and is excluded from the record.
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Springfield retained the Pitt–Carroll Trophy for a 13th consecutive season, according to Main Street Media.
Indians
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Red Devils
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Regular-season schedule complete. TSSAA had not populated the Clay County final during the October 30 review; Robertson County Source and MaxPreps agree on 46–45. No postseason opponent is listed until independently confirmed.
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Regular-season schedule complete. No postseason opponent is listed until independently confirmed.
Sentinels
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Innovation Academy earned its first win, 20–16 over Red Boiling Springs, and completed its listed regular-season schedule. No postseason opponent is listed until independently confirmed.
Patriots · 8-man
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MaxPreps now reports the October 24 Lancaster Christian playoff win and an October 30 game at Christian Community. The separate October 8 Macon-East Montgomery final remains under review.
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White House Heritage closed its regular season with a 43–42 home win over Westmoreland. The final is corroborated by Robertson County Source and TSSAA's current result snapshot; no generated narrative detail or publisher image is reproduced.
The live Week 11 scoreboard lists Greenbrier's 22–20 win at West Creek, Innovation Academy's 20–16 win over Red Boiling Springs, Clay County's 46–45 win at Jo Byrns and White House Heritage's 43–42 win over Westmoreland. East Nashville at East Robertson and Springfield at White House remain listed as Friday games; no result is inferred for either unfinished matchup.
Clay County defeated Jo Byrns 46–45 in the Red Devils' regular-season finale. The same final appears on Robertson County Source's live Week 11 scoreboard; TSSAA had not yet populated the result during this review.
Innovation Academy defeated Red Boiling Springs 20–16 for its first victory of the season, finishing the regular-season schedule at 1–9. Robertson County Source and MaxPreps agree on the final; no generated article body or publisher image is copied.
Social Dweebs' exact YouTube channel lists an upcoming live-stream page titled “2026 - Springfield @ White House.” The page was still marked upcoming and offline during the October 30 morning review; no provider start time was published, so RCSN retains the official 7 p.m. kickoff and labels the stream start TBA.
East Robertson remains No. 1 in the 615 Preps Small Class rankings at 9–0, while Springfield holds No. 7 in Medium Class. Both county teams are unchanged from Week 10; the publication notes that an East Robertson victory over East Nashville would give the Indians a fifth consecutive 10-win season.
White House Heritage quarterback Xavier Murray is one of eight Week 10 finalists after completing 23 of 29 passes for 392 yards and seven touchdowns in a 63–20 win over Sycamore. The same ballot lists Pearl-Cohn quarterback LJ Funk's 301-yard, four-touchdown performance at White House. Voting is scheduled to close at noon Central on Friday, October 30; neither player is represented as a winner.
Coopertown Middle's official athletics calendar lists the October 22 RCMSAA basketball jamboree at East Robertson High School, an October 27 trip to Sycamore, an October 29 home date with Harpeth, a November 3 trip to Greenbrier Middle and a November 5 home date with Jo Byrns. The listed 4–9 p.m. spans are calendar windows, not verified single-game tip times, and the source does not separate boys and girls events.
The Week 11 Top 10 games feature presents East Robertson's home finale with East Nashville as a matchup of 3–0 Region 6-2A teams. It reports 1,765 passing yards and 25 touchdowns for Kason Young and 1,261 rushing yards with 16 scores for freshman Isaac Prince through the Indians' 9–0 start.
Clarksville Now previews Greenbrier's October 29 finale at West Creek and predicts a 20–10 Bobcats win. The article lists Greenbrier at 1–8; RCSN retains its 1–7 completed-game record because the deferred Whites Creek game remains excluded.
The Week 11 Tennessee Sports Writers Association poll keeps unbeaten East Robertson No. 3 in Class 2A with 149 points and Springfield No. 4 in Class 4A with 133 points. Both county teams retained their previous positions.
The public lede for Calvin White's Week 11 county prediction column reports a 5–1 Week 10 mark and 48–8 season record, identifies Whitwell over Jo Byrns as the lone miss and notes the other six county outcomes. The direct body remains inaccessible, so RCSN retains the verified column metadata and link without reconstructing or publishing the individual Week 11 picks.
Rocky Top Insider's PFF-based review credits Greenbrier alumnus Nathan Robinson with 31 defensive snaps and a 65.1 defensive grade in Tennessee's 27–24 loss at South Carolina. The grade remains attributed to PFF and is not treated as an official Tennessee statistic.
Jo Byrns' three-game winning streak ended in a 35–28 road loss to Whitwell, dropping the Red Devils to 6–3. RCSN retains the verified headline, result and source link only because the article body returned HTTP 403.
White House Heritage earned its fourth win with a 63–20 home victory over Sycamore. RCSN retains the verified headline, result and source link only because the article body returned HTTP 403.
East Robertson improved to 9–0 with a 41–11 road win over Greenwood in Bowling Green, Kentucky. RCSN retains the verified headline, result, byline and source link only because the article body returned HTTP 403.
The current schedule records South Haven Christian's 54–22 playoff win at Lancaster Christian Academy on October 24 and lists an October 30 trip to Christian Community next. RCSN treats this as a correction to the earlier October 23 TN Tigers listing; the separate disputed October 8 final remains under review.
Greenbrier alumnus Nathan Robinson made three tackles and one tackle for loss in Tennessee's 27–24 defeat at South Carolina. Tennessee's official postgame notes identify both figures as tied career highs.
Springfield defeated Greenbrier 48–8 and retained the Pitt–Carroll Trophy for a 13th consecutive season. RCSN retains the verified headline, result, byline and source link only because the article body returned HTTP 403; publisher photography is not copied.
Social Dweebs' exact YouTube channel lists a new 28-minute Lockeroom Talk replay with the description “Go Jackets.” The provider supplies no episode number, opponent or game-specific broadcast claim, so RCSN preserves only the verified program metadata and direct replay link.
The completed prior-winners list in 615 Preps' Week 9 ballot names East Robertson quarterback Kason Young and Independence's Brody Bullock as co-first stars for Week 8. RCSN had already archived Young's nomination; this entry preserves the later award result without treating the current Week 9 ballot as a county nomination.
Smith County defeated Innovation Academy 9–0 in the October 20 region semifinal at Carthage. The source lists a 7–0 halftime score and closes the Sentinels' season at 3–7–2, with 30 goals scored and 66 allowed across 12 matches.
The rolling official calendar retains boys soccer tryouts from October 20, the October 22 basketball jamboree and wrestling trip, and October 24 girls soccer sectionals. It now also lists the girls soccer state tournament October 27–30 and a basketball date with Richview on October 29. Results and game times are not stated.
615 Preps kept unbeaten East Robertson at No. 1 in its Small Class area ranking and Springfield at No. 7 in Medium Class. Jo Byrns was listed among the Small Class teams just outside the top 10. The rankings also identify East Robertson's October 23 trip to Greenwood, Kentucky.
East Robertson earned the county team award after a 16–5 season. Morgan Ryan was named player of the year and Katie Crutchfield coach of the year, each for a second consecutive season. Greenbrier's second-team selections were Camden Duke and Maddie Robinson; Lyla Meyer, Saigel Myers and Jaylin Pierceall received honorable mentions. The report also recognizes players from Heritage, Springfield, Jo Byrns and Innovation Academy. Its coach-submitted season statistics and honors are retained as attributed observations, separate from shared record-book totals.
The Week 9 TSWA rankings keep unbeaten East Robertson No. 3 in Class 2A with 146 points and Springfield No. 4 in Class 4A with 132 points. Both county teams held their positions from the previous poll.
After seven games, the league lists Greenbrier at 4–3 in A (115–79), 0–7 in AA (20–147) and 2–5 in AAA (92–117). Springfield leads A at 7–0, White House Blue leads AA and AAA at 7–0, and Jo Byrns is also 7–0 in AAA but listed second by the league. This is a cumulative standings snapshot; no individual game score is inferred.
Calvin White's Week 10 column previews Greenbrier at Springfield, East Robertson at Greenwood, Sycamore at White House Heritage, Jo Byrns at Whitwell, Pearl-Cohn at White House and Innovation Academy at Clay County. Springfield has held the Pitt-Carroll Trophy for 12 straight seasons; every score in the column remains labeled as a prediction, not a result.
The county snapshot lists East Robertson freshman Issac Prince Jr. as the area rushing leader with 1,120 yards and 15 touchdowns, Kason Young as the passing leader with 1,568 yards and 22 touchdowns, and Lane Bruce as the receiving leader with 570 yards and 10 touchdowns. The source notes Greenbrier's figures were only current through six games, so its totals are preserved as a separate scope rather than compared as complete eight-game data.
Rocky Top Insider's PFF-based review credits Greenbrier alumnus Nathan Robinson with 13 defensive snaps and a 63.5 defensive grade, plus two offensive snaps at a 60.0 grade, in Tennessee's 26–10 win over Alabama. The grades remain attributed to PFF and are not treated as official Tennessee statistics.
Greenbrier alumnus Nathan Robinson recorded one assisted tackle in Tennessee's 26–10 win over Alabama. The official play-by-play credits Robinson and Jeremiah Telander with stopping Daniel Hill for no gain on fourth-and-1 at the Tennessee 40, forcing a third-quarter turnover on downs.
South Haven Christian beat Lancaster Christian Academy 44–6 to move to 7–1. MaxPreps reports Kade Atkinson ran for 220 yards and four touchdowns on nine carries and made two sacks; Caius Schroeder added 92 receiving yards and a touchdown, while the Patriots recorded five sacks and three interceptions.
Liberty Creek beat White House 35–9 after leading 21–3 at halftime. Ethan Brown supplied the Blue Devils' second-quarter field goal, and Antonio Hambrick scored on a seven-yard fourth-quarter run before a failed two-point attempt. White House moved to 3–5 overall and 1–1 in Region 6-4A.
RobCo Daily's corrected Week 9 roundup confirms Liberty Creek's 35–9 win over White House, replacing an earlier unconfirmed halftime score. It reports Brown's field goal, Hambrick's touchdown run and a 21–3 halftime margin, with the correction tied to the TSSAA schedule and Main Street game report.
Main Street Preps' school and award indexes identify Jo Byrns senior Brian Rudd as the fan-voted Week 8 Football Player of the Week after the Red Devils' win over Innovation Academy. This is retained as a link-only award result because the individual article returned HTTP 403 during review.
RobCo Daily reports that White House visits Liberty Creek at 7 p.m. October 16 while six other county public-school programs have open dates. White House enters 3–4 overall and 1–0 in Region 6-4A; Liberty Creek is 5–2 and 1–1.
Merrol Hyde Magnet defeated Innovation Academy 10–0 in an October 14 conference-tournament match. The published MaxPreps final lists every goal in the first half and leaves the Sentinels at 3–6–2.
East Robertson's Kason Young and Jo Byrns' Brian Rudd were Week 8 fan-award finalists. The nomination report credits Young with four passing touchdowns plus a rushing score against Houston County, and Rudd with three passing scores, one rushing touchdown and a punt-return score against Innovation Academy. It also credits Pearl-Cohn's LJ Funk with four first-half touchdown passes against Greenbrier. This is an archived nomination report: voting ended October 16, and nominations are not winner announcements. The prior-winners list identifies Greenbrier's Vincent Ward as the Week 5 first star.
White House Heritage beat White House 1–0 in an October 12 district quarterfinal, then lost 9–0 at Liberty Creek on October 13. The two results left Heritage 12–7 and White House 5–9–2 in the cited MaxPreps records.
The 2026–27 Men’s and Women’s Basketball desk brings together school schedules, calendar reminders and source links. Four tournament dates await opponents. Innovation Academy’s varsity schedules remain unverified, and other schedules may be incomplete.
RobCo Daily reports Jackson County defeated East Robertson 3–2 in region volleyball. Its roundup also covers Heritage’s region exit, Innovation Academy’s 2–1 soccer win over East Robertson, and Greenbrier’s 9–0 soccer loss to Macon County.
White House Heritage lost 3–0 to Valor College Prep on October 12 at Hume-Fogg. The corrected report identifies the match as a region tournament opener and gives Heritage a 15–11 final record.
Calvin White's Week 9 column identifies White House at Liberty Creek as the only game on the publication's Robertson County slate. It notes White House had won three of four entering the matchup and predicts Liberty Creek 42–14; that number is retained only as a pregame prediction, not a result.
October 9 finals: East Robertson 49–0 over Houston County, Jo Byrns 42–0 over Innovation Academy, and Pearl-Cohn 54–12 over Greenbrier. RCSN retains Greenbrier’s TSSAA-confirmed 1–6 record, excluding the postponed Whites Creek game.
Pearl-Cohn defeated Greenbrier 54–12 after leading 34–0 at halftime. Main Street's scoring summary records Vincent Ward touchdown runs of 16 yards and 11 yards in the fourth quarter, giving RCSN a direct source for both Bobcat scores and the quarter-by-quarter line.
East Robertson beat Houston County 49–0 to reach 8–0 and 3–0 in Region 6-2A. Kason Young accounted for four touchdowns, while the defense intercepted three passes—two by Cale Cothron and one by Lane Bruce—and the published scoring summary documents all seven touchdowns.
Brian Rudd threw three touchdown passes, ran for another score and returned a punt for a touchdown as Jo Byrns beat Innovation Academy 42–0. The feature says he entered the game with 790 passing yards and 772 rushing yards and had accounted for 29 touchdowns through eight games after the win.
The Tennessean's syndicated video page carries highlights from Pearl-Cohn's 54–12 Week 8 win over Greenbrier. It is an external publisher player—not a VOTC Live or school broadcast—and RCSN cannot provide playback support.
Andrew Nelles' 25-image Tennessean gallery documents the October 9 Greenbrier–Pearl-Cohn game and supplies player-identification evidence in its captions. RCSN retains the citation and names only; the publisher's photographs are not copied or hosted.
Greenbrier alumnus Nathan Robinson recorded one assisted tackle and one pass breakup in Tennessee's 24–17 win at Arkansas. The official play-by-play credits his breakup on third-and-6 with 5:35 left in the second quarter, forcing an Arkansas punt.
Springfield ran for 246 yards and shut out McGavock 48–0. Amiron Leavell scored three touchdowns on five carries, Kason Woodson completed 4 of 6 passes for 56 yards and added a 51-yard run, and Traveon Wells closed the scoring with an 83-yard touchdown run.
Main Street's 20-image gallery records White House Heritage's 21–7 loss at Stratford. RCSN retains the result, byline and direct gallery citation only; none of Nathan Duarte's photographs are copied or hosted.
Greenbrier lost 12–54 against Pearl-Cohn. The Bobcats are 1–6; next is Springfield on 2026-10-23.
East Robertson won 49–0 against Houston County. The Indians are 8–0; next is Greenwood (KY) on 2026-10-23.
Jo Byrns won 42–0 against Innovation Academy. The Red Devils are 6–2; next is Whitwell on 2026-10-23.
The report lists South Haven at 6–1 with Lancaster Christian next on October 16. Published accounts disagree on the exact Macon-East final, so the score is held for confirmation.
Innovation Academy defeated Tennessee Heat 3–1 on October 8 and reached 8–14. The Sentinels won the first two sets and finished the match with a 25–9 fourth set.
Springfield won 48–0 and White House Heritage lost 21–7 on Thursday, October 8. The roundup also records Innovation Academy’s rescheduled October 5 loss at Stewart County, 41–0.
The district recap confirms Greenbrier’s five county and tournament honorees and Heritage’s championship over Greenbrier.
Heritage beat Macon County 3–1 on October 5 and Greenbrier 3–2 on October 6, then lost 3–0 to Liberty Creek on October 7.
Springfield won 48–0 against McGavock. The Yellow Jackets are 7–1; next is Greenbrier on 2026-10-23.
White House Heritage lost 7–21 against Stratford. The Patriots are 3–5; next is Sycamore on 2026-10-23.
On October 6, Heritage beat Greenbrier 6–1 in soccer. Innovation Academy lost 3–0 to Trousdale County in volleyball; Springfield soccer lost 5–0 to Watertown.
Robinson was not listed on Wednesday’s availability report ahead of Arkansas.
Prowse: 74–71, 145, first. Tabb: 78–81, 159, tied 17th. Highsmith: 92–87, 179, tied 32nd.
Innovation Academy won 3–2 on October 5: 20–25, 25–21, 11–25, 25–22, 15–11. Natalie Black recorded 11 kills, a .524 hitting percentage and nine blocks.
Robinson appeared on The Mike Keith Show on October 6. The interview is linked as part of his Tennessee media archive.
Robinson discussed missing two games, returning against Auburn, the late fourth-down stop and preparing for Arkansas.
After round one, Springfield stood second at 152. Prowse shot 74, Tabb 78 and Highsmith 92.
Greenbrier beat Maplewood 9–0 and tied Northeast 3–3. The county wrap also records Springfield losses to Heritage and Northwest and Heritage’s 3–1 win over Cheatham County.
Elizabeth Prowse won the individual title with 145. Springfield tied for second at 304; Tabb finished at 159 and Highsmith at 179.
Heritage beat Greenbrier in the county final. Greenbrier’s All-Tournament selections were Daria Gutierrez, Jakari McCarley and Lyric Huxoll; Alice Garrison and Lauren Robinson earned All-County honors.
Calvin White's Week 8 preview covered all five county matchups played October 8–9. The column predicted wins by Springfield, East Robertson, Pearl-Cohn, Stratford and Jo Byrns; all prediction scores remain labeled as pregame picks and are not stored as results.
Robinson and Jeremiah Telander stopped an Auburn fourth-and-one rush at the Auburn 24 with 6:34 remaining in Tennessee’s 24–14 win.
Springfield beat Liberty Creek 27–20 on October 2, improving to 6–1; Liberty Creek fell to 5–2.
Jo Byrns shut out Red Boiling Springs 42–0 on October 2 and reached 5–2.
Whites Creek beat White House Heritage 40–6 on October 2. Heritage fell to 3–4.
Greenbrier erased a 13–0 deficit before White House won 32–19. Ward scored on a 51-yard run and threw a 17-yard touchdown to Demetrius Williams; Knight scored his first touchdown of the season.
Greenbrier and Northeast drew 3–3 on October 1.
The secondary recap records White House’s 32–19 victory. Greenbrier’s completed-game record became 1–5.
Thursday results include White House 32, Greenbrier 19 and East Robertson 49, East Hickman County 13.
Robinson was listed as probable ahead of Auburn after missing two games with an ankle injury.
White House won 32–19 against Greenbrier. The Blue Devils are 3–4; next is Liberty Creek on 2026-10-16.
Greenbrier swept Macon County on senior night, winning the sets 25–10, 25–9 and 25–19.
White House Heritage beat Springfield 4–0. Avery Yost scored the opening goal; Allie White added a second-half goal.
A second report confirms Liberty Creek’s 34–14 victory. Greenbrier’s completed-game record afterward was 1–4.
Springfield won its first girls region golf title with 145: Prowse 68 and Tabb 77. Highsmith shot 81, finished fourth and advanced to state.
Greenbrier swept Jo Byrns 3–0 on September 21, then lost 3–1 to White House Heritage on September 22.
Liberty Creek beat Greenbrier 10–1 on September 22. Danika Feczko scored the Lady Cats’ goal.
The Week 7 preview notes White House Heritage’s 14–12 region win over Maplewood. White entered the week with a 32–7 prediction record.
Brian Rudd produced 330 total yards and five touchdowns in a 41–21 victory. Jon Michael Wix rushed 13 times for 100 yards and one touchdown.
Liberty Creek scored touchdowns on its first five possessions and beat Greenbrier 34–14. O’Brien Sheridan contributed a 31-yard touchdown run.
White House defeated Glencliff 37–6 on homecoming for its first home victory of the season.
East Robertson beat Hickman County 49–23 to reach 6–0 overall and 1–0 in region play. The Indians forced five turnovers.
Pearl-Cohn scored 21 second-quarter points in a 24–21 win over Springfield. LJ Funk threw touchdown passes of 55 and six yards.
Robinson was a game-time decision before Texas after missing Kennesaw State. The report credited him with four tackles in his first two starts.
South Haven won 40–0. Kade Atkinson ran for 213 yards and three touchdowns on nine carries; Samuel Hill threw for 124 yards and two touchdowns.
Robertson County Schools' tournament recap records Jo Byrns as the repeat RCMSAA varsity volleyball champion at the September tournament hosted by Coopertown Middle School. No match score is entered because the accessible district listing does not state one.
Anna Claire Highsmith won by 15 strokes with an 84; East Robertson’s girls finished second and boys third. Liberty Creek’s boys won with 286; Becca Luttrell shot 99 for its girls.
Greenbrier totaled 200 at Montgomery Bell: Olivia Whittaker shot 90 and Presley Vickers 110. Springfield won the team championship with 148.
Morgan Ryan committed to Jackson State Community College. Her reported junior-season totals were 485 kills, 228 digs and 51 aces; she earned district Co-MVP and county Player of the Year honors.
Greenbrier lost 8–1 to Macon County and defeated Hunters Lane 6–2. The Hunters Lane match was September 17.
Greenbrier lost 3–2 to Westmoreland on September 14.
Jo Byrns lost 47–36. Brian Rudd passed for 104 yards and one touchdown, with one interception, and rushed for 120 yards and two touchdowns.
Calvin White predicted Liberty Creek 35–7. His preview described the Wolves as 4–1 with four consecutive wins averaging a 33.5-point margin.
Vincent Ward scored with 1:51 remaining in Greenbrier’s 35–28 victory at Portland, the Bobcats’ first win under Aaron Pitts.
A late Kason Woodson touchdown pass to Jermaine Cobbins gave Springfield a 27–26 victory over East Nashville and a fifth consecutive win.
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